T P A Organizes National Level Body
A report notes the formation and objectives of the T P A organizing committee aiming to unify local chapters into a national structure. Details on leadership, agenda, and timeline are outlined as the effort moves forward.
Strong Post Formed By Travelers Protective Association
The Travelers Protective Association of America grants a charter to Post M in Alliance after leaders Si Thompson and Roy Strong influenced local action. Officers include KR. C. Strong president and Frank Hertzog vice president with John Hawes as secretary treasurer. Members from Grand Island Omaha Lincoln and other cities join. A banquet followed with speeches urging local support and a push toward the upcoming state convention in April. Mrs J C McCorkle remains seriously ill with appendicitis.
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Travelers’ Protective Association of America
Si” Thompson
Roy Strong
Alliance
Burlington
English
Ilion M. Schachtel
Jas
Wood Roads
Ivan Rodgers
Al-liance
A. D. Rodgers
Commercial Club
John H. Hawes
Chas. L. Hopper
New Post
Fane
Lloyd
Frank B. Holbrook
Association
Kearney
Sidney wins state basketball title in tense final
In a fast championship game Sidney edges Alliance 18 to 14 after a tight finish. Oberfelter pumps in twelve points for Sidney while Alliance stars Schafer Spacht and Keegan each notch two goals. The prior Alliance 41 to 10 win over Sidney second team set the stage for a crowd record.
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Sidney
Alliance
Alliance Boys
Clements
Young
Johnson
Davenport
Aimance Boys
Sidney Youngsters
Darnell
Lodgepole
Parks
Sidney Pugilist
Denver
Omaha
Beach
Schafer
Spacht
Keegan
Oberfelter
Reception Follows Game With Faculty and Student Entertainment
A reception followed the game, featuring a varied program by faculty members team members and students. A luncheon was served to those present to dispel lingering feelings. The decorated classroom displayed Alliance and Sidney pennants and three Alliance championship banners on the walls.
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Alliance
Sidney
Obituary notices for Thelma May Richards and Philip Hume Nohe Jr
Thelma May daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas V Richards born January 3 1811 died March 1 1913 at age two years two months funeral at 119 Sweetwater Avenue conducted by Rev O S Baker interment Greenwood cemetery. Sympathy extended and hymn sung at funeral with Beckoning hands imagery. Philip Hume son of Mr and Mrs Philip Nohe Jr born November 3 1901 died March 2 1914 funeral by Rev James B Brown at First Presbyterian interment Greenwood cemetery. Both children mourned by family with notes of faith and loss.
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Thelma May
Thomas V. Richards
Sweetwater Avenue
O. 8. Baker
M. E. Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Philip Hume
Philip Nohe, Jr
James Bb. Brown
First Presbyterian Church
No Death, Stars Rise to Fairer Shore
Poetic tribute speaks to the bereaved with consoling lines about death as a transition to a brighter afterlife. The excerpt emphasizes shared sorrow and the enduring memory of the departed among friends and community.
We Thank Friends for Sympathy After Illness and Death
Mr and Mrs Philip Nohe Jr express gratitude for love sympathy and flowers shown during the illness and death of their son Philip with special thanks to Miss Schaper the nurse and Dr Hand for their tireless efforts
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Philip
Miss Schaper
Dr. Hand
Philip Nohe
Enyeart Returns to Work at Alliance Tailoring Firm
Enyeart, ex-manager of the Alliance Talking Company, has joined Victor Tailoring Company in Alliance. He arrived yesterday from Marsland where he had lived since leaving the city and began work immediately. He will take orders and assist in cleaning and repairing as an experienced hand.
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BE T. Enyeart
Alliance Talking Company
Alliance
Victor Tailoring Company
Marsland
Land of plenty in Sierra Nevada Foothills claims
An ad narrative extols Sierra Nevada Foothills California as rich land with water woods range and fish. promises cheap living and year round mild winters. includes a self serving locator pitch by A KENOYER of Hanford and notices of residents travel and church officials attending regional events.
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Sierra Nevada Foothills
California
A. Kenoyer
Hanford
City Council Proceedings March 4 1918 Minutes and Actions
City council met March 4 1918 with Mayor Barnes and members Snyder Mollving Sterns present Vaughan absent. Minutes approved with corrections including pay for reeling fire and Parkison furnace contract at 1350. Insurance proposal for light plant discussed and committee appointed to report next meeting. Fire chief ordered to inspect St Agnes Academy fire escapes and underground gasoline storage within city limits with penalties for noncompliance. Notices printing authorized and election officials appointed for April 1 1913 election. Also mentions tax figures and Harper's advertisement.
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Barnes
Parkison Patent
Western Furnace Ae
Guthrie
Gray & Guthrie Insurance Company
Snyder and Sterns
Romig
St. Agnes Academy
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Florsheim
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Norton
of National Organization
Mra
J. C. McCorkle
Sidney Johnson Parks
Clasman Young Davenport
Bentley Campbell Doran Nolan
Lg McDaniels
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Schafer Vt Willis i Spacht Me
Obertelter
Witters
Thelma May Richards
Baby Voice
Darling
Philip Hume Nohe
Homestead Land
M. Keeley
The
Alliance Cleaning Works
Fremont
Nebraska
Federation[ of Nebraska Retail
Rodgers
James B. Brown
Morrill
Home Mission Committee
Box Butte
Council Proceedings
First Ward
Joe Westover
Geo. G. Gadsby
R. E. Rodgers
L. A. Suprise
M. E. Grebe
K. J. Sterns
Gregory Zurn
Frank McFarland
Geo. Snyder
Bert Luncan
Harper's Toxsgery
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