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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1921

Page

2

Alliance Herald official newspaper for Alliance and Box Butte County

The Burr Printing Company publishes the Alliance Herald as the official paper for Alliance Nebraska and Box Butte County. George L Burr Jr and Edwin M Burr are listed as editors with the paper serving as county and city official notice medium. Publication occurs Tuesdays and Fridays.

George L. Burr, JR Edwin M. Burr City of Alliance Box Butte County The Burr Printing Company Deeuer S,meer Jr Edwin Wt

Potash Highway Route Needs Prompt Completion

The text argues Alliance loses tourist business due to Potash Highway delays and desert sand barriers east and south. It notes a Ford driver traversing sandhills and praises a 16 mile Alliance to Antioch Federal aid road as proof sandhills can be made passable. It calls for organized effort to start the remaining work.

Lincoln Highway Alliance Lakeside Bingham Antioch Nebraska

Federal aid road near Broken Bow boosts western towns

A state highway project funded by federal aid has completed a road west of Broken Bow, serving Mullen Thedford Lakeside Hyannis Seneca and other communities. Experts note two thirds of federal aid roads are earth or gravel and that economic and engineering studies guide surfacing decisions for each locality.

State Highway Department Broken Bow Mullen Thedford Lakeside Hyannis Seneca Bureau of Public Roads Bureau

Edison Jr predicts self fueling cars of the future

Thomas A. Edison Jr., son of the inventor, envisions cars that manufacture their own fuel. He proposes portable stills distilling kerosene and other chemicals to create a gasoline-like mixture while the car runs, with by products funded to cover repairs and tires.

John D.o Borneo Thomas A. Edison, Jr Young Edigon Edison

Tanlac testimonial from Tennessee farmer boosts medicine

A. J. Livingston of near Ashland City says Tanlac cured his stomach and kidney trouble and back pain, improving his health after one bottle. He praises the tonic as a grand medicine that increases appetite digestion and energy and urges others to try it.

A. J. Livingston Ashland City Tenn Nashville

Obituary of Mrs. Maria Halstead of Minatare Neb

Mrs. Maria Halstead born March 18 1836 Ohio died June 18 1921 at 85 in her daughter Ethel Nobles home at Minatare Nebraska She came to Nebraska 1915 widow of Amos Tallado married 1854 in Alamo She had four children oldest Martha Ross Wheatland Wyoming survived with four generations including two grandsons two granddaughters and sixteen great grandchildren She rests in Minatare cemetery Also note Donald Maloney plans move from Deadwood to Chicago.

Maria Halstead Ohio Michigan Dughter Ethel Nobles Iature Neb Nebraska Amos Tallado Alamo Martha Ross Wheatland Wyo Racine Wis Alliance Minatare Minatare, Neb

Fresh films in stock Van Graven Btudie

Fresh film selections arrive at Van Graven Btudie expanding the cinema options. New titles feature variety for local audiences and collectors seeking current releases.

van Graven Btudie

Misidentifications and Odd Encounters At Alliance Hotel

Anecdotes from Alliance include Jesse Miller mistaking a Denver stranger for Lloyd Thomas, a railroad hog death joke between an Illinois Central claim agent and a Franklin County farmer, and social mishaps about look alikes and mistaken identity. The humor centers on mistaken names, porch chats, and playful roasts.

Jesse Miller Alliance Hotel Lloyd Thomas Jesse Denver Lloyd Herald Alliance Railroad Ilinois Central Railroad Vicksburg Miss Franklin County Ilinois Central

Bridgeport Stranger Costly Attack On Public Figure

A stranger recently attacked a notable figure in Bridgeport causing property damage and concern. Police are reviewing surveillance footage and seeking witnesses to identify the assailant.

Bridgeport

Hemingford Chautauqua Opens July Fourteen

The big chautauqua begins July 14 and runs through July 1. Attendance at the tent meeting was good Sunday. Rev N G Palmer will speak here on the Fourth and attend services Sunday morning and evening. Hemingford ball club lost again to Hay Springs 7 to 10. C F Wah moved into a new house Friday.George Jones drove to Alliance with friends. two young ladies from Lockwood store accompanied him and, while hungry, they headed to the hotel.

God G Jenkins Alliance Mary Marsineret Hemingford Hay Springs Nepheny Oo C.F. Wah N. G. Palmer Methodist George Jones Lockwood

Bridgeport Telegraph Exchange Manager Travels with Family

J. H. Owens, manager of the Bridgeport telephone exchange, was in Alliance on Monday between trains to meet his family arriving on No. 43. They plan to settle in Bridgeport. Mrs. Robert Annabel and two children left Friday for Grand Island, then Hot Springs and Chadron before returning Sunday morning. Kate Graham visited from the ranch, and Lydia and Alice Foley drove to Joliet, Wyoming on Saturday.

J. H. Owens Bridgeport Telephone Exchange Bridgeport Robert Annabel Grand Island Annabel Hot Springs Chadron

Andrews Reunion Brightens Hemingford Holiday

Mr and Mrs E H Klemke from Bayard visited kin west of town while Alfred attended church and greeted friends. The Fourth celebration featured a free ball game and Hemingford band music. The Methodist basement opened for basket dinners. Helen Andrew from Dunns Station Pa reports heat and plans to stay in Pa until July before returning to Ohio. Andrew family planned a large June 11 reunion and expect to be home by early September.

E. H. Klemke Alfred Inez Bayard Mr. Klemke Hemingford Methodist Church Helen Andrew Dunn’s Station Penn Pennsylvania Ohio Andrew

Special meeting for signer levy in District No 37

A special meeting is called for July 11 1921 at 8 pm in School District No 37 to vote on a signer levy. Signed by D E Purinton director.

Mrs Fegen Hosts Visit Before Black Hills Trip

Mrs J Fegen enjoyed a visit from Mr oat Mrs W H Gillette and two children who plan to motor to the Black Hills.

J. Fegen

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