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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
7
Palmer G. Clark in a weekly column argues the growing popularity of trotting meetings, fairs, polo, and horse shows. He cites Charley Comiskey as a model for clean sport and notes the enduring demand and value of horses despite rising automobile use.
Arrangements for the third annual Chautauqua at Crawford Nebraska July 26 to 30 are complete. The management promises some of the finest days of entertainment in western Nebraska with top entertainers from the United States and hundreds of dollars spent on talent. A souvenir program detailing the event will be mailed free on request to E B Fritts secretary Crawford Nebraska.
The county treasurer Fred Molring urges residents to pay real estate taxes to avoid interest and penalties. This is the final notice for 25 3 761.
Announcement that residents may apply for free high school tuition on or before Monday June 12 1911. Signed by Della M Reed County Superintendent. Located at 26 11 779.
Newark New Jersey resident James B. Meshon explains his near fatal lung hemorrhages and eight months of incapacity. He credits Dr King s New Discovery with his recovery and notes it can help others with weak lungs chronic coughs and related ailments. Trial bottle offered free and guaranteed by F J Brennan with prices 60 cents and 1.00.
Mr. C A Randall issues a statewide appeal urging parents to ban explosive fireworks for the 4th of July. He cites 1910 injuries and fatalities and warns business leaders to stop selling dangerous devices. He urges councils to ban explosives within cities to prevent fires and loss of life.
Advertising committee for the 4th of July celebration and Stockmen’s convention is active with newspaper ads and posters. They have printed a thousand posters 44 by 30 inches on white paper in red and black ink, with Herald job printing delivering quality work and progress in poster printing.
The Herald reports the existing electro type headline is battered from long use and will be replaced with a brand new one in time for next week’s big edition.
The friends of the Corneal family mourn the Denver death of Miss Beulah from consumption. A young girl of notable musical talent she resided with Mrs. Corneal now in Minneapolis and left many friends in the area.
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