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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
4
A collage of vignettes and jokes, from birthdays misdated to a sports scouting note. A gate scene recounts a promising pitcher, while lighter poems and quips populate the page alongside terse slogans warning against flies and urging thrift and forethought.
Patsy Havey recounts that Steve Maloney, Omaha detective chief, purchased a Liberty Bond while visiting Chadron.
Michael Colliban asks how, Patay explains a $500 bond secured liberty for a defendant awaiting trial. The exchange highlights a bail decision as the key move in the case.
Local ad notes monthly payments and financing options for loans. It urges customers to visit F. Be. Reddish & Son at 202% Hox Butte Ave for bundling.
Associated Commercial Clubs of Western Nebraska met in Chadron on June 15 with H. M. Bushnell Jr presiding. The afternoon featured a business session, the evening included a banquet at Chadron Normal with music by the Normal Orchestra led by Paul W. Thomas.
The article quotes Rev. Ransom and a Dooley quip to explore northern and southern views of African Americans. It notes northern harshness versus southern grudging tolerance, with both regions sometimes aiding blacks in adversity and sharing a wary respect.
Fragmentary quotation mentions Hinneaay and a threatened capture by oppressors and liberators. The text hints at danger when Hinneaay falls into the hands of liberators, suggesting a heavy, potentially political or violent context.
Mrs. A. M. Miller of Hemingford died Thursday evening after a stroke at Alliance depot. Funeral held at Hemingford M. E. Church with burial in Hemingford cemetery. Survived by husband A. M. Miller and two children Melvin L. Miller of Colorado and Mrs. Alex Muirhead.
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