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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
10
A new display features party street and sport dresses drawn from top makers sample lines. The shop offers one garment of each style at reduced prices and invites customers to inspect exclusive gowns not found elsewhere.
The retailer offers sport dresses for Misses, Juniors and Ladies and invites customers to view the collection.
Elegant gowns in silk styles including taffetas gros de londres georgettes crepes chiffons and pussywillows. Discover stylish combinations as sought after silhouettes grace the collection. Event is scheduled for July 4th.
Describes afternoon and street dress fabrics including voiles marquesettes crepe de chine imported crepe Georgettes pougees Fou lard net and overdrapes on voiles and other leading sheer materials.
Last Sunday afternoon the Alliance band performed at four thirty in the City Park band stand. Fans arrived by car and on foot as the windy day challenged musicians, yet the band delivered several well rendered pieces to an appreciative audience. The article urges more citizens to attend next Sunday for continued support.
Alliance Nebraska residents hear a testimonial on Doan's Kidney Pills from Mrs. Herman Schroeder of Wayhington Avenue. She describes relief from back pain dizziness and kidney trouble after using the remedy and says the cure has been permanent. Price 50c at dealers with Foster Milburn Co. as proprietor.
Ellsworth resident James Webb writes from Ellsworth P 8 begging Tack Miller to reserve a place in Alliance new company of nations guards. He offers to pay his own fare if sent and expresses readiness for service once deployed. He asks to send Boon and pledges to join Mexico recruitment if needed.
In Box Butte County Nebraska the county court sets a hearing for July 7 1916 at 10 AM on a petition to appoint Tisetla A Seidler administratrix of the estate of August Kroesing deceased. Dated June 8 1916 L A Berry County Judge Burton and Reddish attorneys.
Sealed proposals will be received in the Alliance city clerk office until 12 o clock noon Mountain Standard time on July 11 1916 for 860 feet one course alley paving in paving district number one. Bids opened at eight p m July 11 1916. Engineer s estimated cost 1190. Plans from city engineer. Bidder must file 50 certified check forfeitable if contract not entered within ten days. City reserves right to reject all bids. By order of city council June 16 1916. CARTER E CALDER City Clerk.
North Platte Experimental Substation research shows pigs fed grain equal to 3 percent of body weight yield higher profits and gains. Pigs digest alfalfa poorly alone. 2.5 to 3 pounds of corn per 1060 pounds live weight maximizes profit, though higher corn prices reduce margins. Also offers a Winchester shotgun for sale at a favorable price if sold within 30 days.
Mr and Mrs H J Ellis and their child ran left Sunday for an extended state trip lasting several weeks. They travel in the Haynes Six and will visit Denver Lincoln Omaha returning through ONeill and Valentine. A second trip is planned after this journey.
Morie Richards a twelve year old boy ran away to see the world on Thursday of last week. He rode a southbound freight to Bridgeport where railroad men raised a $12 purse, provided him a bath and new clothes, and sent him home on the night freight after giving him a stern talk on the perils of tramp life.
Geologists led by Professor A C Whitford of the American Museum of Natural History, New York City, left for Valentine on Monday with a party. They will spend two to three weeks around Valentine and then proceed to South Dakota to continue their explorations.
Harrison leads Lincoln editors forming a brass band to accompany the Nebraska Press Association special train touring western Nebraska in August. About two hundred editors will travel from Grand Island on August 7 to a week of sightseeing. The paper’s editor will join, promising a memorable trip.
A quote from the Atlanta Constitution comments that the man who raises coal prices shows no interest in hearing what the nation’s citizens say at their firesides.
The Nebraska Press Association organizes a week long trip for editors and their families across the western part of the state. Politicians and publicity seekers are barred from the special train titled Seeing Nebraska First.
Peru Normal President Dr W Hayes attended a State Board of Education meeting in Kearney last week. Rural education speakers included H N Morse and Geo W Brown. A Rural Educational Conference held daily convocation featured A O Thomas and Clemmons of Fremont. Amy Emerson Neil, prize winning violinist, performed with her mother on piano.
A garbled speech fragment presents a boy speaker declaring that money talks but cannot speak while asleep and urging prudence with capital. The lines mix proverbs about capital and personal caution, lacking clear context or attribution.
Yardmaster C B K Williams of the Burlington and his son Walter depart for a three week itinerary. They will stop in Omaha Chicago Milwaukee Ludington Michigan and Pacific Junction Iowa. They will travel by boat between Chicago Milwaukee and Milwaukee Ludington and return with Mrs Williams who is visiting Pacific Junction Iowa.
A compact moral note recalls David in his haste and contrasts wealth with daily toil, warning that happiness tied to riches can mislead. A creditor of wisdom questions modern wealth through a biblical lens, urging perspective on true contentment.
A severe hail storm hit the northeastern part of the county Tuesday night. The storm came without wind and crop losses are believed to be slight due to mitigation.
The lesson notes Paul’s stay in Thessalonica and Berea, his method of preaching from scriptures, and the readers’ response. It highlights reasoning from the Old Testament, Christ’s sufferings and resurrection, and the Bereans’ eager, daily search of the Scriptures as model for classroom Bible study and faith.
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