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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1921

Page

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Mayor Declines to Take Responsibility for Printing Names

Three candidates failed to file formal acceptances for city council nominations and cannot appear on the official ballot. City Attorney Metz says the law requires acceptance in writing, though one candidate argues a signed filing and fee prove intent. Mayor Rodgers plans to follow the attorney's opinion and exclude the names, with the primary set for March 14 reducing nineteen candidates to ten.

Harry P. Coursey A. J. Welch A. S. Mote Metz Kennedy Rodgers Herald

Weather Outlook for Alliance Tonight and Saturday

The forecast calls for generally cool conditions in Alliance and surroundings with a drop in temperatures tonight and by Saturday. Expect crisper air and potential overnight lows, with winds light to moderate and no significant precipitation indicated.

Alliance and Vicinity

Ballot Limits Curb Votes in Local Election

The text explains five votes are allowed and any excess is wasted. Ten candidates with the highest totals earn a place on the regular ballot, but voters will still have only the same number of votes as there are seats to fill.

S. W.thompson

Sheriff sale yields four thousand from quarter section

The northwest quarter of section 11, township 26, range 50 sold at a Wednesday morning sheriff sale for 3900 dollars, about 25 dollars per acre. Sheriff Miller presided. the land lies in Non pareil precinct and was bought by George M. Jenkins of Hemingford.

Court House Miller George M. Jenkins Hemingford

Sidney Girl Exhibits Toe Dancing at Fern Room

Miss Margie Mallick of Sidney gave a short toe dancing exhibition at the Alliance hotel Fern Garden Wednesday evening as part of a special attractions program planned by Manager Miller. Her dancing was pleasing and drew much applause.

Sidney Fern Room Margie Mallick Alliance Hotel Fern Garden Miller

Annual Spring Tale of Burlington Line From Kearney West

The Scotts Bluff Star-Herald reports rumors that the Burlington Railroad may begin constructing the Bridgeport to Kearney line. The project would ease traffic on the Billings line and run parallel to the Union Pacific along the North Platte river, creating a new freight division toward Wyoming.

Burlington Kearney West Kearney Bridgeport Scottsbluff Star-Herald Nebraska Aurora Billings Union Pacific North Platte River Wyoming Country

Work Begins Today On Sanitary Sewer in Districts 11 and 12

Construction starts this morning on the sanitary sewer project for districts 11 and 12 as approved by the city council. Materials are on site and, barring weather delays, the work should be finished by May 1. District 11 runs Fifth to eleventh street between Yellowstone and Missouri, while District 12 covers from Third to Eighth between Mississippi and Missouri.

Th Street Yellowstone Missouri Mississippi

Six Men Seek Alliance City Manager Post

Six men have filed applications for Alliance city manager as the city adopts a manager plan with the new fiscal year. The list includes Frank D panienegs of Glencoe, Fred Locitner, L. C. Walling of Laurel Neb, Oscar Dobbs of Clovis NM, and Henry J. Baum of Johnstown PA.

Alliance City Commission City Ahea Kennedy Frank D. Panienegs Glencoe L. Fred Locitner L. C. Walling Laurel Neb Municipal Electric Light and Power Plant Oscar Dobbs Clovis N. M Henry J. Baum Johnstown

Home Service Bureau Reports February Activity Totals

The Home Service Bureau lists February figures: total cases 62, further action includes 10 victory medal claims, 22 compensation cases, 1 state bonus claim, and 2 Liberty bond claims. Financial notes cite relief loans to ex servicemen, a civilian loan for family travel, a coal grant to a widowed mother, and maintenance expenses totaling 4.92 for telephone, 10 for incidentals, 7.50 for printing, and 125 for the secretary’s salary. Income from yarn sales and supplies amounted to 7.75.

Cleer Cheyenne

Special Meeting on Spring Reunion Plans

Special notice for a meeting to discuss plans for the spring reunion of the Scottish Rite at 7 p.m. on Wednesday March 9, with actions continuing into March 28-29.

Scottish Rite P. m

Col Pete Watson laid to rest in Hemingford Nebraska

John T Watson known as Colonel Pete Watson wolf hunter died at his Mitchell Nebraska home. His remains were moved to Alliance for a Casper train, then to Hemingford for funeral services and interment. The I O F Lodge led the ceremony with Box Butte county friends in attendance.

John T. Watson Pete” Watson Wolf Hunter Mitchell Neb Alliance Casper Hemingford I. O. F. Lodge Box Butte County Mr. Watson Box Butte Peter Nelson A. Miles Pine Ridge Agency Rushville Pete Watson

Alliance Girls Win Western Nebraska Basketball Honors

The Alliance high school girls clinched the Western Nebraska championship by defeating Bayard 28 to 22 at Bayard. Simpson and Trabert each scored 14 as Alliance built from a 13 12 halftime deficit to win. Team members include Lillie Simpson Clara Garrett Elsie Simpson Ethel Trabert Thelma Zoebel Blanche Peterson Frances Schott with seniors predominating. Tonight the Alliance boys face Sidney in a decisive game for second place. Bayard leads the standings.

Alliance High School Western Nebraska Bayard Scottsbluff Alliance Sugar City Scottabluff Gering Chappel Sidney Simpson Trabert Bayard Girls Lillie Simpson Clara Garrett Elsie Simpson Ethel Trabert Thelma Zoebel Blanche Peterson Frances Schott Loree Edson Geraldine Brennaman Alliance Boys

Advertising can greatly boost sales across industries

A historical review shows firms achieving dramatic sales gains after advertising. Examples include a watch maker cutting price to one dollar and a half after advertising, a camera maker raising output and lowering price, a breakfast food brand expanding pack size and cutting price, and other products like park plugs and magnetos benefiting from promotional efforts.

Battle at camp ends when colonel defeats three men

The colonel intervenes as rough campers torment an old rancher. He defeats three men in a short, decisive struggle, lifting one man high and throwing him to the ground. It is learned that Mr Watson will bequeath his famous saddle to the city of Alliance as a memento of celebrations.

Mr. Watson Northwestern Cattlemen’s Association Watson Box Butte County Colonel Pete Meniz Alliance

Alliance Lions Club Names 37 Charter Members

The Alliance Lions Club, Nebraska, announced 37 charter members after a Thursday noon meeting. Recruits are flowing in and a second weekly gathering is planned as the club approaches the required minimum of 40 for charter status. Reflecting a diverse roster, members come from banks, law, newspapers, mills, retail firms, and trades, with roles including attorney, postmaster, banker, optometrist, department store owners, and foremen.

Alliance Lions Club Nebraska Frank Abegg First National Bank Charles E. Adams Lee Basye Charles Brittan First State Bank Harper W. R. Harper Dept Clay Harry Northwestern Bell Tel. Co Telephone Co John E. Henneberry L. H. Highland Highland-Holloway Co J. HL. Kane H. Kane Quiervice Co True Miller Coursey & Miller Ford George FE. Mintzer Alliance Mote J. M. Ee J. T. Nabb M. D. Nolan M. Nolan & Co A . Dick O'Bannon O'Bannon Bros Lome W. K. O'Keefe Ins Insurance Robert O. Reddish Burton & Reddish C. L. Reynolds Drake J. S. Rhein Rhein Hardware Co Clarence J. Schafer Schafer Auto Supply Co Harry L. Lima Phonographe A. Ll. V. Smith Jeffrey & Smith Geo. G

Living Pictures Draw Big Crowd at Presbyterian Church

The Presbyterian church choir presented a living picture program titled Poetry of Motion under Mrs. J. S. Rhein, drawing a large attentive audience with pieces including Maud Fuller, Hiawatha, Annie Laurie, and Three Little Maids From School. Performers featured Frieda Tully Helen Eberly Edward Knight Elton Potter Ruth Sturgeon and many others. Mrs. Wills returned from a two month trip to Long Beach.

Presbyterian Church J. S. Rhein Frieda Tully Helen Eberly Edward Knight Elton Potter Miss Mounts K. R. Hamilton Sturgeon Maud Fuller Law Benson Ruth Sturgeon Columbia J. 8. Rhein

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Home Service Bureau Col. “Pete” Watson Hemingford Thurs Hox Butte Alliance Girls Lions Club W. Wills Long Beach
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