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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1922

Page

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Alliance Prepares Free July Fourth Street Celebration

Alliance plans a full day of free events on July Fourth with decorations, colored lights, and a morning program of foot races and a potato race. A water fight in the evening closes the day, with bands playing from Box Putte avenue to a city park concert.

Alliance E. C. Drake William Rhoads C. W. Basye W. R. Harper Billy Rhoads Old Country C. Drake Box Watte Avenue Post M. T. P. A Iite Box Putte Avenue Tash

Aktati Campfire Girls Stage The Call of Wohelo Play

The Aktati Campfire Girls present The Call of Wohelo next Friday evening at the Methodist church gymnasium. Proceeds fund a summer camping trip. The three act play, a Camp Fire Girls staple, promises an enjoyable evening with special acts between scenes. Curtain at 7:50 local time.

Aktati Campfire Girls Aktati Methodist Church

Nebraska Weather Forecast: Fair to Night and Saturday

The forecast for Nebraska calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday with cooler temperatures tonight and in the east and central portions on Saturday.

Nebraska

Board of Equalization Sets Final Wednesday Session

The Board of Equalization, adjourned last Saturday, will convene Wednesday to finish remaining business. Taxpayers with grievances must file at that meeting or pay when due. County officials stress this is the last chance and urge immediate registration or lose the right to object.

Board of Equalization

Decision in the Nash Contest Delayed to June 30

The Nash Coffee Company says judges cannot reach a decision by June 23 as planned due to an enormous volume of entries. Officials announce winners will be revealed in the June 30 issue.

Nash Coffee Company Herald Box Butte County

Deportation recommendation for Kaigeland from U S immigration

Chris Kaigeland, arrested for defrauding a restaurant, was questioned by immigration inspector W R Mansfield who recommended his deportation to Denmark. He vowed not to return, provoking further threats. action will follow within days as his sentence expires July 2.

Chris Kaigeland Chris Jack Berry United States Immigration W. R. Mansfield Ofter Mansfield Kingeland Denmark Alliance Hotel Annex Kaigeland Kiageland Canada United States

Jones Co. Unloads First Carload of Good Maxwells

Jones Co shows off first carload of new Good Maxwells with open and closed types and disc wheel option. Manager Cobb at A H Jones Co unveils models featuring Maxwell Senna upgrades and new display Saturday in Alliance showrooms drawing local interest.

Cobb A. H. Jones Company Maxwell Company Alliance Jones Company

Harve Ellis and E D Henry Drive to Chadron

Harve Ellis and E D Henry drove to Chadron this morning. The pair were seen leaving early with plans likely tied to business in the town.

Harve Ellis E. D. Henry Chadron

Preliminary Alliance football schedule promises strong season

Coach F C Pree unveils Alliance fall football slate with open dates filled later. Star lineup includes captain Stromz and Garvin among key veterans, eyeing state title as Civand Island Beatrice and Sidney games shape the schedule.

F.C. Pree Prince Allance Stromz Covendince Alliance Rotary Club Grand Island Beatrice Civand Island Orth Platte Alliance Sidney Scottsbluff Here Morrill Bayard Gering Broken Bow

Dispute Over Horses Injured by Shot Settled in Court

In county court Judge Tash dismissed the State versus Raymond Westlake for shooting at neighbor Vanderwalker’s six horses. The night of June 13 was cited as the incident, with horses found injured in Vanderwalker’s corral. The judge ruled insufficient evidence tied Westlake to the shooting and costs were assessed to Vanderwalker.

Raymond Westlake Tash Westlake Charles ‘A. Verdusweloer Westlake’s Alliance Vanderwalker Corral

Prize flag won by Methodist Sunday School

The large flag on display at Miller, a furniture store, was awarded to the Methodist Sunday School for sending the most adults to Dr Banks's lecture last Tuesday night. The Christian Sunday School came in a close second with forty three tickets to forty seven.

Miller Banks Methodist Sunday School Christian Sunday School

Ed Peltier Fined for Technical Assault in Local Case

Ed Peltier twenty three was found not guilty of assault with intent to do great bodily injury but guilty of technical assault and battery for calling Thelma Henderson names. Judge Tash fined him one dollar and costs around 310. Henderson family had lived with Peltier to help after Mrs Henderson died.

Ed Peltier Thelma Henderson Tash Henderson A. E. Peltier McClure Peltier Henderson Girl Walton “Youghy" McClure H. E. Gantz

Shriners Plans for Sunday Visit and Show

Alliance Shriners traveling from Rochester New York to San Francisco will stop Sunday at 2 PM. Local Shriners plan a greeting and may stage a wild west show with Pine Ridge Indians assisting. A crowd of local Shriners is expected.

Alliance Shriners Nobles Rochester N. Y San Francisco Pine Ridge

Flood Hints From Hay Springs Photographs

The Omaha Daily News reports a cloudburst near Hay Springs with three photos showing a man in a yard high water and a boat afloat on a front lawn. Flood caused property damage including gardens, buildings, and streets inundated. rainfall lasted less than half an hour.

Omaha Daily News Hay Springs Nebraska

Banks Describes World Wide Prohibition at Church

Dr. Louis A. Banks spoke on World Wide Prohibition before a large Methodist church audience on Tuesday. He predicted the world would be totally dry in ten years and noted growing prohibition sentiment in France and Germany. He urged monthly contributions from 50 cents to 100 dollars to support the anti saloon league behind his appearance.

Louis A. Banks Methodist Church France Germany Banks Anti-Saloon League

Runaway Girl Willing to Return Home

Mildred Silvers a sixteen year old from Osceola Indiana ran away with money she had. She rode trains toward Torrington Wyoming with a gentleman friend who bought tickets and planned to gamble the money. Sheriff Miller arranged her return and she was to be sent back to Osceola after authorities in Iowa met with her father.

Mildred Silvers Sheriff Miller Mildred Osceola Miller Seneca Alliance Scott Leon Decatur County Leroy Iowa

Farm son fined five dollars in county court case

Gus Schoening a farmer of Alliance pleaded guilty in county court to assaulting Constantine Klemke, a neighbor and fellow school board member. He was fined $5 and costs about 21 dollars total and paid. The dispute arose over moving the district school house and bond for expenses was demanded. Mrs Denton improves after two weeks illness.

Gus Schoening Alliance Constantine Kiemke Klemke Schoening Bond Schoening Thurang

Bankers Debate Loan Reform At Nebraska Meeting

The second annual Group Seven Nebraska Bankers association session met in Alliance with 102 attendees at a luncheon. President R. M. Hampton urged a longer term credit system for ranchmen and farmers and a shift from six month loans, while Charles H. Randall reported on state bank activities. Committees on resolutions and nominations were appointed as discussions continued on reforming agricultural financing.

Nebraska Bankers Association Alliance Ocal Alliance Chamber of Commerce Hemingro Chadron Road Hemingford Charles H. Randall Nebraska ‘Bankers’ Association Randolph Nebraska Hampton W. W. Dimery Sid. ‘Mey Charles Finegan Hyannis Clyde Spanogie Aera R. L. Mitchell H. H. Sumekene

Alliance to Improve Tourist Camp Without Delay

Alliance chamber of commerce urged immediate park board action to upgrade the tourist camp ground. City funds will be used to build shelter, cooking facilities and proper signage with toilets, as officials plan a drinking fountain on Imie Avenue before July 4.

Alliance City Park Board Park Board Stepa W Alliance Chamber, of Commerce Harry P. Coursey Chamber of Commerce Lloyd Thomas Court Sey Nebraska Alliance Chamber of Commerce Ser T. H. Barnes City Park Kemmish Imie Avenue

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