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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
4
A Nebraska publication serves Alliance and Box Butte County, promoting moral and material uplift. It pledges fair dealing, thorough news, and wide circulation in homes, offices, and stores with a large, specialist job department driving its advertising strength across western Nebraska.
Isaac Rockey declares his bid for county treasurer of Box Butte County subject to the Democratic and People's Independent primaries on August 15, 1911. He specifies his candidacy in the public notice and invites support from voters in the county.
John B. Ennest announces candidacy for re election as county judge of Box Butte County. The announcement notes he seeks the Democratic and People’s Independent nominations at the primary to be held August 15, 1911.
Local ballot notice announces George F. Snyder as candidate for sheriff of Box Butte County seeking Democratic and People’s Independent nominations in the August 15 1911 primaries.
Cal Cox declares intention to run for sheriff of Box Butte county. He seeks renomination at the Peoples Independent and Democratic primaries, scheduled for August 15, 1911, and asks voters for support.
Box Butte county coroner Frank W. Boland M. D. announces candidacy subject to Democratic and Peoples Independent primaries to be held August 15, 1911.
Box Butte county voters are informed that Della M Reed seeks re election to the office of county superintendent. The campaign is subject to the Democratic and Peoples Independent primaries to be held August 15 1911.
A column of quick squibs lampoons Taft Roosevelt and Wilson, notes on Congress and governance, and satirical takes on figures like J. P. Morgan and Hetty Green. It jokes about aviation limits, June bugs, and Mexican politics while riffing on public figures and current events.
G J Rousseau returns from Texas to see Mrs Rousseau and the new baby. Mrs Allen reports daughter Alice recovering in Boulder after surgery. Prof Martin to speak to Alliance boys at Baptist church. Steve Holt suffers burns from a gasoline explosion but recovers. J C Kennedy of Gideons speaks at youth meeting and Presbyterian service. May Newberry returns from Sheridan. Will Otto and wife visit Alliance from Lakeside. Local residents conduct business in Sheridan county and discuss vehicle purchases. First National Bank of Alliance praised for its strong standing. The Omaha Daily News subscription offer appears.
Sunday School at 10 a m Moning service at 11 a m Evening Service at 8 p m Theme for morning is Gods Wondrous Call Evening theme The Peoples Response Subject Grace for Common Duties Eph 426 1 2 Leader Miss Beckelheimer All are cordially invited Pastor James B Brown
The Omaha Daily News promotes a special 23 cent three month trial to introduce readers to its condensed independent coverage. The paper promises fearless reporting on state and national questions, daily market and farm news, household hints and sporting gossip for new subscribers.
Names listed for final proof filings before registers, receivers, and judges in Alliance, Bridgeport, Rushville, Chadron, Harrison, Morrill, Mitchell, Oshkosh, Agate, Montrose and other locations. Dates show August filings for individuals including J R Chapman Malinda, A H Ronfeldt Minatare, G J Lange Jess, and many others across Nebraska districts.
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 PM at her son's home six miles north of Alliance. Born January 23, 1836 in New York, she died June 12, 1911 after a long life in Wisconsin and Nebraska. She leaves six children, with a son and two daughters living, plus a Wisconsin stepson. Interment was in Greenwood cemetery.
The record shows iH F Safford of Agate on Aug 14 and J KR Hunter and J A Rice with Harrison on Aug 15 and Aug 17 respectively before a U S Commissioner in Scottsbluff. Names include Harry O McKinnon and Luther B Roberts of Scottsbluff.
Alliance citizens tout Doan's Kidney Pills with a local testimonial from Mrs. J. B. Whaley of Alliance Nebraska. She credits them with easing disordered kidneys and back pain after trying other remedies. Sold by Fred E. Holston's Drug Store at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is the U.S. agent. Remember the name Doan's.
A fragmentary bank ledger shows assets and liabilities with items like due from national banks checks cash items and notes. a cashier Warrick swears the figures are true to the best knowledge with a July expiry on commission. The document cites reserve funds, deposits, and stock paid in amid a dated oath by bank officers and directors.
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