Largest irrigated ranch in North Platte valley owners and town plans
The piece describes Hiram D. Lingle’s large North Platte valley ranch of 2,500 acres, mainly alfalfa, with the Interstate canal he built under Carey act. It notes Lingle’s role, government interest in 1905, and the creation of Goshen County towns Lingle and Torrington seeking county seat, plus the forthcoming canal project and town development around Lingle and its prospects.
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North Platte Valley
United States
Hiram D. Kingle
Chicago
Inter State Canal
Sean
Lingle
Carey
Burlington
Valley View Ranch
Joe Leiter
Chicago Capitalist
Torfington
Goshen
Wyoming
Hiram DO. Lingle
Newspaper masthead and staff listings
The document lists the newspaper's officers including Lloyd Thomas as Pres. Treas. and Editor John W. Thomas, with city editor Lloyd C. Thomas and rail and Hemingford correspondents Mrs J A Hoskins and Miss Agnes Moravek. The paper claims largest circulation in western Nebraska with advertising rates on request and free samples available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Thomas
Lloyd C. Thomas
J. A. Hoskins
Agnes Moravek
Hemingford
Newspaper on upbuilding alliances and Nebraska interests
The piece outlines Alliance Nebraska priorities, a state debate on saloons and growth in York, and notes delegates Ira E. Tash and A. R. Wilson at the Nebraska Conservation Congress in Viacom. It discusses resources development, rural cooperation, home manufacture growth, and reciprocity debates affecting Nebraska products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Nebraska Conservation Congress
Viacom
Ira E. Tash
A. R. Wilson
Aldrich
Alliance Herald Toots Its Own Horn in Western Nebraska
Arthur E. Clark editor notes The Alliance Herald backs its claims with facts on circulation advertising and business volume. He asserts the Herald offers the most up to date newspaper office in western Nebraska and that business is growing.
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Aliance
Box Butte
Nebraska
Arthur E. Clark
Hemingford Journal
Hemingford
Alliance Herald
Herald
Alliance
Hex Butte County
Herald Boas
Alliance Pheard
Leading Western Nebraska Newspaper Emphasized
The text highlights the publication as the leading newspaper in western Nebraska, underscoring its prominence, reach, and authority within the region. It emphasizes the paper’s role in delivering local news and serves as a mark of journalistic standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Herald Declines Commission on Adler Plano Offers
The Alliance Herald reports Adler Plano of Louisville Kentucky offered a commission on every plano sold through Herald advertising. The Herald states no such ads are carried and that remuneration is paid only per inch of space used, with many similar offers rejected weekly.
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Alliance Herald
Adler Plano Company
Louieville
Kentucky
Adler Company
Herald
Adams Express Hurts Alliance and Local Crop Contest
A recent instance shows Adams Express harming Alliance business by failing to transfer freight via Crawford. A film shipment from Alliance to O Neill zigzagged through Lincoln Ashland Fremont Sioux City before returning, due to the carrier not using the shortest Crawford route. The Alliance Commercial Club seeks adjustment while outlining prize levels for a corn contest with detailed submission and weighing requirements to be filed by May 20 1911 and December 1 1911.
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Adams Express Company
Alliance
International Harvester Company
Crawford
Colorado Film Exchange
J. R. Carter
Denver
O'Neill
Adams Express
Lincoln
Ashland
Fremont
Sioux City
Iowa
Adlams Express
Alliance Commercial Club
W. KR. Mellor
State Board of Agriculture
W. R. Mellor
Nebr
The Herald Copy Deadline Policy
The Herald requires all copy to be in by nine o clock Thursday morning and refuses late submissions. With mechanical work spread across three newspapers the plant must publish on time as stated by the publishers.
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Herald
The Second Coming Poem by Kim Wheeler Wilcox
Reprint excerpt from The Delineator December issue explores how and when Christ may return. The speaker asks if the second coming will be at night or dawn and whether Christmas or Easter signals mark his appearance, urging readers to seek Christ in hearts, neighbors, and daily life through love.
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Christ
Post Office Mails Closing Times At Alliance
Alliance post office notes mail cutoffs by route and train number with Mountain, East, West and South bounds. East trains Nos 44 and 42 close at 11 20 a m and 11 p m respectively while West trains Nos 48 and 41 close at 12 30 p m and 11 p m. Sundays and holidays night mails close at 6 p m.
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Alliance
Ira E. Tash
Milance Reading Circle to Meet at Sheehold School
The Toort rs Reading Circle will gather at Sheehold School building in Milance on Saturday March 11 at 9 am.
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Toort Rs
Sheehold School
Milance
South Omaha Stock Markets Special Report 1911
In South Omaha Nebraska on February 28 1911 cattle receipts reached about 9000 over two days with prices mixed strong gains overall. Hogs receipts about 21000 with broad strength and top at 6.95 while sheep and lambs show firm markets with lambs to 5.85 and feeders around 85.60.
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Omaha
Nebr
National Live Stock Com. O
Western Nebraska Roundup Of Local News And Notes
Western Nebraska items from Scottsbluff and Sidney include surveyors at work on a new south side canal near Scottsbluff, a contract for a seven or eight room parsonage for the Scottsbluff Methodist church, and Scottsbluff Commercial Club officers elected: A Morrill president F L Wright vice president H T Bowen treasurer G I Shumway secretary. In Sidney a debate between Alliance and Sidney representatives was reported.
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New South Side Canal
Scottsbluff
Scottsbluff Commercial Club
Qin
Sidney
Alliance
Sidney Highs Debaters Split as Alliance Edges In
Judges awarded the decision to Alliance with Merritt Chaffee Richard Young and Julia Frankle for Alliance while Sidney speakers included two seniors and a sophomore. Rev A L Godfrey departs to Torrington Wyoming to preach and lead a communion service for Rev Paul K Mustard next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High Schools
Merritt Chaffee
Richard Young
Julia Frankle
Alliance
Sidney
A. L. Godfrey
Torrington
United Presbyterian Church
Paul K. Mustard
Judge Derry Calls Lincoln by Telegram
While Judge Derry is absent, Miss Blanche McDonald at Attorney B F Gilmans office handles the county judge's business in Lincoln on Monday.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Offers Reward
A vintage advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh a constitutional disease, with internal and surface action, promising $100 reward to any case not cured. The note urges readers to send for testimonials and mentions Hall's Faculty Pills for constipation.
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Hall
All
Talon
Fr. Cheney
Ad Periieriate
Nebraska boy wins largest corn yield prize in year 111
A Nebraska boy under 18 takes the prize for growing the largest single acre corn yield in year 111. The award amount is $50.
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Nebraska
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the Herald Publishing Company
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Treas
F. A. Pierson
Forreign Advertising
New York
the Alliance Herald
South Omaha
Nebraska City
York
Kim Wheeler Wilcox
Dr. Boland
Post Office Directory
South Omaha Stock Markets
R. Simmons
Royal
Royal Cook Book
Royal Baking Powder CO
E. 1. Gregg & Son
Curtis
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