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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1917
Page
3
Biblical reflection after the feeding of the five thousand emphasizes Jesus as the bread of life. It contrasts physical hunger with spiritual need, urging belief in Jesus for eternal life and warning that seeking signs alone fails to grasp the divine message.
Marshall Smith on Thursday night made an arrest during the masquerade dance in Hay Springs. Clarkson Peters, charged with drunkenness, appeared before Justice Towman, pleaded guilty, and was fined five dollars plus costs. He admitted drinking but said he was not disorderly and chose to pay the fine to end the case.
A new foundry named the Gering Foundry Co will be run by a team led by a gentleman with Chas F Lyman and Co and W Gardner as associates. Initial payroll will list five or six workers and a first contract is casting a manhole for the Gering sewer system. Alva Conn, brother of a local iron moulder, will join the staff coming from eastern Nebraska.
A cab reporter learned the attorney offered no relief for the cow harmed but guaranteed activity once the alleged perpetrator is located, which he expects to achieve.
Harry N. Thomas of Lincoln arrives to assume duties as County Agricultural Agent of Dawes county. He comes after teaching agriculture in Beatrice High School and serving as assistant County agent of Gree county. He will begin work at once and announce spring plans next week, including organizing more Federal farm loan boards.
Paul Humphrey, longtime aide to Juden Kinkaid and secretary of the Sixth District Republican Committee, resigns effective March. He plans to practice law in Tulsa after graduating from George Washington University Law School. His departure affects the Indian Affairs Investigation Committee and liaison with Representative Stephens of Texas.
A local court heard three liquor licensing cases this week. Rate Tirtrom paid 220 with costs for selling liquor without a license. Harry Lutz received a 100 fine plus costs for the same offense. Chow Lutz was fined 100 and costs for similar violations. The judge warned harsher penalties for future offenders as city authorities vow to curb illicit liquor sales.
Merle Seocvin, son of Dr HLoo, was crushed when a hay load toppled into a river on a windy Monday. He and Charles Herman rode atop the unusually tall load. Herman escaped, Merle fell with the hay into icy water, breaking through thin ice and suffering serious bruises to his right limb.救
A brick building of 80 by 40 feet will be erected southeast of the Dolan Pacific depot to house the new institution. The foundry department will be 40 by 20 feet with the remainder used for a general machine shop and offices. Bo Conn is the...
In Anselmo area a fumigation of the Anderson residence tied to scarlet fever was deemed improper. County Health Officer Dr Mullins found unsealed cracks and a stovepipe opening, prompting potential charges against Dr Rayter and filings by County Attorney Kelly as cases threaten three school districts with fear of an outbreak.
Two youths Murel Zeal and Manuel Morse aged about 14 fled with a girl party in Mockyoke to Hayton and Sedewick. The group hired a car, prompting police in Holyoke to arrest them. The girls were returned to guardians. boys face trial on serious charges for the escapade.
A bizarre legal tale unfolds as two prominent Bayard figures face a puzzling question. One claims a plan to retrieve a cut organ from a beloved animal, while the other admits no method to reattach the removed part. The scene unfolds with odd details and theatrical forethought.
The Omaha capital leads a plan to build a $100000 modern hotel on Scottsbluff Nebraska corner Main and Sixth. Stockholders met with William H Schmoller in Omaha and plan a four to five story, 75 room hotel with bath and hot water. J A McDonald of the Emery hotel will manage the new establishment once leased and a architect sketches final designs.
Sheridan County Democrat recalls a Rushville anecdote about a couple trading horses for a sewing machine, highlighting past scarcity and the surprisingly inflated value of goods. The piece contrasts 20 years of prosperity in western Nebraska with earlier hardships and barter ethics.
Sidney Thursday about 3 o clock a car loaded with boys returning from a drive crashed at the top of the Haskell hill. Kenneth Swatzander, 11, son of Dr Swatzander, broke his femur. other boys escaped with minor injuries. The incident sparks talk on enforcing anti kid drawing law. Kenneth improves while a long hospital stay weighs on the boy.
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery cough syrup as easy to take and proven for cough and cold relief. It promises a money back guarantee and encourages buyers to keep leftover medicine for future symptoms.
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