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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
4
A garbled note reports a red letter Fourth in Alliance with expected bumper apud crop in Box Butte county despite unclear reference. A separate line mentions South Dakota opposing illegal public land fencing as a national issue.
In the death of Liberator M. Gomez the Cuban republic has lost one of the greatest men of this or any other age. The passing marks a solemn moment for the nation and those who honor his legacy.
Weather and feed conditions push ranchers in western Nebraska to cope as rain disrupts grazing and fat cattle gains struggle this season. Local producers assess pastures, water supply, and market outlook amid uncertain pattern.
Press reports claim Desapwoon is undergoing a sweeping moral reform with optimism that similar changes could occur in Hades. The tone suggests high expectations for improved conduct and policies.
As Moscow discusses ceasefire terms, Japanese or allied actions press hard on remnants of General Linovitch in the Far East. The fighting mood grows grim while negotiations stall.
World Herald reports the supreme court will rule on the biennial election law and announce its decision today, signaling a potential constitutional challenge outcome for the law.
A record twelve deaths from heat were reported in New York, as residents endure a deadly heat wave. The piece notes the contrast with Nebraska’s cooler climate and questions whether city dwellers can adapt to extreme heat.
Eastern railway companies praise record trips of their trains in recent days while Western roads have matched or exceeded the performance for years and say little about it.
The text casts Wasitinoron as eclipsing The Hague as the hub for diplomacy amid regional issues. It notes President Teddy Roosevelt’s image of strength and peace as symbols entering the White House, framing a contrast between power and pacific ideals.
Mayor Buech nenstein urges strict enforcement of fireworks rules to reduce accidents during crowded July Fourth celebrations. The measure follows similar restrictions in Onala and Kearney and other towns statewide.
Southern Railway general manager S H Hardwick says railroads entice immigrants to the South but communities must also welcome them. He argues hospitality and inclusion are essential to prevent alienation and departure, as farms and mills alone cannot integrate newcomers.
Stock Inspector Campbell visits Ellaworth. Bartlett Richards tours Alliance on a Wyoming business trip. R. J. Lawrence to Chicago and other eastern cities. Hemingford merchants visit Denver. several residents ship horses to Perry Iowa with more planned for July 3. Lightning injures no one at Lakeside. relay prize changes announced. many locals travel for business, health, and social events.
County report lists April 1 occupied farms and spring sown acres, with figures for spring wheat 2728 acres and barley 4085 acres. Totals for grasses, hay tonnage, and tree count appear garbled but indicate crops and timber on 20 acres.
Box Butte county assessor figures show cattle and horses tallied with real, personal property valuations pending. The ledger lists 31459 cattle with real value 42,921 and average value 5,575, with horses numbering 5133 at 26,917 real value and 1,953.40 average value, to be followed by next issue with valuations.
Land Office at Alliance Nebraska, May 24 1905 notices that settler Walter Kun Longlake Jamies Kmjel and others have filed for homestead entry Fo. 608 SW NWi section 12 town 2 N R 4 W. They must prove residence cultivation and open a claim at Alliance on July 14 before register and receiver.
Box Butte county notices the state of Dennis Carpenter estate. Hubert C Carpenter has filed a county court report as administrator with lis pendens. A hearing is set for the 30th day of year A D before the court at a stated time for interested parties to appear and contest the settlement. The order provides notice to creditors legatees and interested parties.
Notice to Nebraska creditors heirs and interested parties that Mary W Hashes filed in county court a petition for administration of the estate of John M Hughes deceased. A hearing is set for a specified date in July before the county court to determine the will and rights of interested parties. The abstract of the case and details are given by the judge in the order copy dated.
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