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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
8
The Barry and Hannan oxfords promise comfort and exclusiveness with latest leather and workmanship. Wearers can enjoy light, breezy summer foot comfort and a modern tie feature from this refined line.
Local notices, visits, and business updates from Alliance including new staff at area stores, mortgage shows, farm moves, and upcoming events. Mentions R. A. Cook in Lakeside visiting Alliance, Rev. Huston in town, and a growing Alliance with new phones, a merry go round, and a hospital drive.
The mining town of Morabia in Sonora Mexico including a tin stamp mill was wiped out by a forest fire sweeping the mountains. The blaze adds to regional destruction and evacuations as authorities assess damage.
The Herald announces a new Auto Department next week offering advice on motor troubles suggestions for motorists and information on new car models. Readers can submit questions and receive answers through this department.
Resolutions of sympathy were prepared by the Landest Aid Society of the E church on the death of an infant daughter. The resolutions mourn the loss and share condolences with the bereaved parents and family. The note requests transmission to the relatives and proper authorities.
A Des Moines dispatch reports seven drownings in Iowa from various cities. Thomas A. Leaden of Faribault Minnesota drowned at Waterloo. Lee Terry 23 and Charles Lentz 21 farmers drowned at Plainfield in the Cedar River. Harry Bordecker 18 drowned at Montrose. Peter and Nichol Bouler perished in the Mississippi at Dubuque. Fred Herrngton 22 drowned in the Skunk River at Oskaloosa.
A brief classified note advertises a bargain sale of a five room house with two lots. Inquiries are directed to The [source truncated].
Local notice lists residents and groups agreeing to decorate cars for an Independence Day parade including Copsey Woods McCorkle O Keefe Worley Beck Holsten Bellwood Mallory Watkins Vincel Womans Club Guthrie Newberry Gregg. Committee invites additional entrants and offers decoration stipend and prize structure with limits.
A large South Omaha delegation leaves Sunday evening July 3 and arrives in Alliance at noon July 4, staying until Wednesday evening. The Stock Yards Company plans a premier picture show featuring scenes from the yards and prominent commission men, free to stockmen.
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