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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1903
Page
1
A collage of small ads and notes from a 1903 locality highlights sale auctions grazing stocks and services. Dr Allen the dentist operating near an opera house appears among promotions for wardrobe sewing piano tickets grocery offers and a livery service. An auction sale for household goods is listed for March 14 1903.
The column lists residents visiting relatives in Missouri and Iowa, health updates, new subscribers to The Horatio, and various local happenings. Notable notes include Mrs. Martha Croy from Maloy visiting Albert Croy, E. L. Hawkins welcoming a new baby, Rev. Dr. Horn addressed from New York, and multiple moves and travel plans among Alliance residents.
A largely read audience attended the Alliance civic gathering at Eagle hall Wednesday night to nominate a nonpartisan city ticket for April 7. Louis Buechsenstein headed the slate for mayor with trusted allies in council and school seats.
Mrs. S B Libby of Yankton South Dakota brought the body of her three year old granddaughter for interment. Funeral services were held at the M E church at 3 PM by Rev Sanders. The child was daughter of Delbert Libby formerly of the county whose family also rests in Greenwood Cemetery. The bereaved couple have endured multiple recent losses.
The article declares subscribers need not fear advance payments, denies mortgages on the plant, and asserts continued publication under foreman Lounsbury amid threats over exposing alleged free love in Alliance. It denounces Mormonistic forces, pledges to print truth, and notes Marsland and Antioch correspondence arrived late.
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