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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
1
A folksy narrator recalls Maw teaching children to make firecracker sounds to amuse Paw, while noting a playful misunderstanding of the word frustrate. The passage hints at protective mischief and playful family rituals without explicit action.
After weeks of light showers the area received a soaking rain yesterday afternoon and overnight. The heaviest precipitation should avenge dry spell damage, with small grain hurt by dryness but potatoes and corn uninjured and expected to boom.
The upcoming race meet guarantees chariot races for all three days. Chariots and horses from Crawford return, generating strong interest. A man and a woman will drive the pair in these events.
Cottage for sale at a bargain inquire at The Herald office. Wanted work by day or wash ing home. Phone 485 blue buy carbon paper and typewriter ribbons at the Herald office. The C. W. Way Co Hastings NE will furnish plans and specifications for any building.
Eight year old brown Percheron stallion broke to work anywhere with a good disposition. Guaranteed to be a foal getter. Ranch broke. Cash sale or trade for cattle or horses. Contact James Permesit, Long Lake, Nebraska. 27-31
A quiet Alliance wedding was held at the bride’s parents’ home, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Snyder, with Miss Anna Snyder and Mr. John S Ward as the couple. Rev J M Huston officiated as they pledged their vows and left by morning train for Denver, planning a return in a week then a visit to relatives near Deadwood South Dakota.
Rev W L McNamara pastor announces Sunday Masses at 7 00 9 00 and 10 30 a m except the third Sunday when services are 9 00 and 10 30 a m An evening service is at 7 30 each Sunday.
The Herald Piano standings list contestants through June 29. Attie Snow of Alliance leads with 28 25, Ella Moravek of Canton 20 25, Gladys Boon and Nell Acheson of Alliance show 16 850 and 12 700 respectively. Alma Rosenberger of Hemingford, Jessie Geiger of Hemingford, Anna Dainton of Alliance, Theresa Morgan of Lakeside, Mrs. Emma O Bannon of Alliance, Jennie Sandoz of Strasburger, and Mrs. Mary A Morrow of Ros Enroll Canada also noted with varying scores.
The contest results list candidates for the Columbia Graphophone prize. Miss Snow shows 0.0. Miss Moravek 0.026 and 0.0.0.0 6383. Miss Boon appears with numbers 0.0 11 and Miss Rosenberger shows marks like poi tuee stotie ERO. Mra O Bannon and Miss Acheson also appear with 0.0.0.0 90.
Readable items from Alliance Nebr including travel notes, visitors, weather, farm news, births, a wedding, baseball talk, and road improvements. Notable names: J C McCorkle Omaha business, Frank Lepahan Alliance visitor, Mrs J F Panzer Hastings, W S Ridgell Bayard, Otto D Larsen rural route, James Kennedy injured, Baumgardner to Philippines, Sells Floto accident, Norfolk? and local merchants praised.
Sunday marks the final pulpit service of Rev. Vallow at the Methodist church before his departure for a new home in West Virginia. Morning topic is The Throne, the Scepter, and the Crown. Evening topic is The Difference between From and lo. A welcome is extended to all.
A Baptist church invites all to a patriotic Sunday morning sermon and a 7 p.m. Young People meeting Sunday evening. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Local notice promoting decorations available at the Fair Store. Dr Wman advertises an office in Runner block rows 12 and 13 with contact numbers 65 and 16 26 tf.
A very pretty wedding was held at the residence of Jerry Rowan in Alliance at four o'clock on Wednesday. The ceremony occurred in a home setting with the couple joining in marriage.
The Alliance Herald urges Box Butte area readers to subscribe now. Two years paid in advance nets a valuable wall chart worth about a dollar fifty, offered free with the subscription, while supporting the paper and voting rights for local candidates.
Eleven Omaha lumber dealers allege Nebraska rail rates for timber shipments from Omaha and South Omaha are unreasonable. They filed the complaint with the state railroad commission and a formal hearing date is to be fixed. It replaces an earlier complaint by the Commercial Club of Omaha withdrawn.
Beaver City Nebraska June 28 Eddie the thirteen year old son of BBC Carter was badly burned when he tried to fill a lighted gasoline stove from an open can. Fluid spilled on his clothes and burned face neck chest and arms. Initially feared fatal injuries, he improved through the day and recovery is hoped.
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