Wealthy Wyoming ranchman rushed by special train for appendicitis
Edward Deering of Torrington was taken by a special train from Northport Junction to Alliance for immediate surgery. He arrived at 4:45 and was operated on by Dr. C. E. Slagle and reported well the next morning. His wife and Dr. F. J. Kotlar accompanied him. Deering is Wm. Springer’s son-in-law in the Torrington ranching business.
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Edward Deering
Torrington
Wyoming
Alliance
Northport
Jtntion
Aliance
Deering
C. BE. Slagle
Ohe
F. J. Kotlar
Wm. Springer
Dairymen Report Tuberculin Tests After Omaha Shipment
Alliance dairyman M Beal returned from Omaha with eighteen cattle from Alliance herds that failed the tuberculin test under the new city ordinance. Armour & Company slaughtered the lot, finding one cattle carcass fit only for tankage while the rest showed tuberculosis signs in lungs and liver. Beal advocates strict inspection to ensure herd health and pure milk. Mrs. L B Newell of Chicago speaks today at Dr Bowman's home and again tonight at the Baptist church. Mrs John Halaman of Crawford underwent surgery at St Josephs Hospital last week.
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IL. M. Beal
Alliance
Omaha
Alliance Dairies
Bent
Armour & Company
Hox Butte
Ilinois
Armour
Beal
Mr. Beal
Newell
L. B. Newell
Chicago
Womans American Baptist Missionary Society of the West
John Halaman
Crawford
St. Josephs Hospital
Deputy Fire Inspector Leads Town Safety Walk
Ouo Murshel of Oro Nebraska deputy fire inspector with state fire commissioner and Fire Chief Leonard Pikington inspected the town business district. Tenants were ordered to clean dangerous premises with property owners agreeing to cooperate. No fire escapes were found at Central school. state law requires them and the school board is urged to install.
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Ouo Murshel
Oro
Nebraska
Leonard Pikington
Murachel
Carter Calder Returns From Eagles State Convention Trip
Carter Calder president of FLO FE No 136 returned Sunday from Lincoln where he attended the annual state convention of the Eagles. He also visited Omaha and other points during the trip.
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Carter Calder
FLO FE
No. 136
Lincoln
The
Eagles
Omaha
Extreme Heat Hits Alliance With 108 Degree Reading
The Herald reports a heat wave in Alliance with a four o clock temperature of 108 degrees from the sun shaded thermometer and a 105 degree reading at the depot Burtlin device. James Bowlarup of Elba Nebr visits family in Alliance and returns home.
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Alliance
Herald
Burtlin
Fire damages paint shop at West Second Street
A morning fire at Bange's paint shop on West Second street gutted the second floor and filled the two story building with dense smoke. Firefighters saved neighbors and two autos, while owner Hen Anderson faced substantial losses including apparel and woodwork. Yardmaster Williams and family plan eastward visits. safety meeting held. several staff on personal trips and duty calls across divisions.
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West Second Street
Bange
Peint
Hen Anderson
New Secretary Announced for Alliance Commercial Club
Charles W. Collings of Van Buren Arkansas has been hired as secretary for the Alliance Commercial Club. He is expected to arrive around July 15. Collings previously served as secretary for the Van Buren Commercial Club and was formerly secretary in Muskogee Poteno and Brazil Indiana. He comes highly recommended by Skinner's Mnemont Products from Nebraska.
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Chas. W. Collings
van Buren
Arkansas
Alliance Commercial Club
Collins
Federal Building Contract Awarded to Shaw Company
E. BE. W. Jones of Lincoln, to supervise construction for the Geo. A. Shaw Company of Seneca Kansas on the new federal building. The Shaw firm won the contract for 56,996 with furniture and fixtures to be supplied separately. Construction to begin by July 15.
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E. BE. W. Jones
Lincoln
Federal
Geo. A. Shaw Company
Seneca
Kansas
Shaw Company
Jones
Garden City
Kan
Burlington Brakeman Drowns in Edgemont Lake
William O'Keefe a Burlington brakeman on the Deadwood line drowned Wednesday afternoon in Edgemont lake while bathing with two companions. He ventured to cross the warm small lake formed by surplus water from the Burlington artesian well and sank. his body was recovered shortly after. He was single and survived by his father, the Burlington section foreman at Trojan, South Dakota, on the Spearfish line.
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William O'Keefe
Burlington
Deadwood
Edgemont
O'Keefe
H E
Trojan
Spearfish
Water Shortage Strains Alliance as City Pumps 582000 Gallons
Alliance residents faced a water shortage after 582000 gallons were pumped on Wednesday. Officials warn of further cuts and urge watering only in mornings while Burlington railroad workers connect their pumping to city mains. City pump capacity remains maxed until a new pump arrives in about three months.
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Alliance
Burlington Railroad
Burlington
Romig
Ctty
Pew
Revival to Begin at Alliance First M E Church
Rev Stephen Williams of Lincoln Nebraska will lead a two weeks revival at Alliance First M E starting July 6 with services daily at 3 and 8 pm on weekdays and 11 am 3 pm 8 pm on Sundays. Williams is an eloquent evangelist whose prior meetings drew large crowds and notable results. The pastor Rev Dr Carns and others anticipate strong interest and invite all to attend.
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Stephen Williams
Lincoln
Nebraska
M. E. Church of Alliane
Williams
Alliance
Carns
County Treasurer Remits 22000 for Bonds
County Treasurer Edgar Martin today remitted 22 000 dollars to the state treasurer for city bonds and bonds of school district number six. The payment reduces the district and city's interest indebtedness notably.
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Edgar Martin
Stabbed Marshal Wheeler Injured During Arrest
Marshal Wheeler was stabbed in the left side by a drunken man at the residence of BE W Hay in east Alliance after arresting him for attacking Mr. Ray. The assailant had been docile at the scene and received fifteen days on the streets from the police magistrate.
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Marshal Wheeler
Nu Call
BE. W. Hay
East Alliance
Ray
Woolice
Meteoric Fruit Man flees Alliance after big fruit shop scam
G. O. Hurshell, founder of an Alliance alliance, opened two fruit and vegetable stores selling cut prices. He fled the city with large takings after amassing unpaid bills and bad checks. Creditor groups and a wholesale fruit house seized remaining stock as townsfolk report further incidents and local residents react.
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G. O. Hurshell
Alliance Bank
Hashell
Parte
Hurnshell
North Platte Valley
Alliance
Young burglars seized in Bridgeport clothing theft
Joseph Reeves and Harry Smith, accused of looting Miller clothing store in Bridgeport Monday, were brought to Bridgeport on Wednesday by Marshall Dave Lee. They were arrested Tuesday morning by Marshall Wheeler after attempting to discard stolen goods. Most items recovered. Smith admits prior crimes in Oregon. Oregon police chief EK B. Jackson sought Smith’s hold with a warrant.
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Joseph Reeves
Harry Smith
Miller
Bridgeport
Dave Lee
Brideport Marshall
Marshall Wheeler
Sith
Oregon Reformatory
Nebraska
EK. B. Jackson
Baker
Oregon
Smith
Jackson
Inspection for horses at Alliance stock yards
Inspection for horses will be held at the Alliance stock yards tomorrow Friday June 230th with Oscar Braman in charge. Last Friday and Saturday C L Lester & Company inspected for the French army securing ninety six head and the next French inspection is slated for July 7 and 8. The U S army is expected to buy horses in the coming days. In the field Donald Hunsicker of Alliance was operated on removing his tonsils. Mrs L T Keane left for an extended visit with her daughter in Lincoln Nebraska. Mrs S W Thompson and family went to tend to her father R R Williams who is very ill. J W McKissick and F W Shapp from the state department of Weights and Measures were in the city inspecting scales.
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C. Be. Willams
Son Wilter
Glenwood
Lowa
Chieneo
Ludington
Michigan
A. V. Gavin
Mrs. Ward
Cozad
Nebr
Cloud McDonald
Sheridan
Alliance
W. V. Truitt
Detroit
War Hornes
Oscar Braman
C. L. Lester & Company
United States Army
D Coe
S. W. Thompson
R. R. Williams
J. W. McKissick
F. W. Shapp
State Department of Weights and Measures
Western Nebraska men organize cavalry troop for Mexico war call
Western Nebraska citizens start a movement to form a cavalry troop ready for action if volunteers are called for the Mexico war. The unit would join the volunteer army, not the National Guard, with supporters pledging funds for horses and equipment. Sixty five members are needed to organize, with some already signaling interest.
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Nebraska
Mexico
Army
National Guard
Volunteer Army
Alliance Herald
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Fr. W. Schneider
Wear Union
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