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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
1
Alliance post office directs mail closures by route and train numbers Mountain time East Bound 11 20 a m for train 4 11 00 p m for train 42 West Bound 12 30 p m for train 43 11 00 p m for train 41 South Bound 12 30 p m for train 303 11 00 p m for train 301 Night mail closes 6 00 p m Sundays and holidays IRA E TASH P M
M. N. Due, brother of Will Due of the Morrill Mail, purchased the Torrington Telegraph from A. B. Wood of Gering last Monday evening. The Telegraph is the sole other newspaper in the new Gosh en county where The Single Herald was recently launched by The Herald Publishing Company.
The Railroad Men's Co-Operative association will be ready for business about the first of April. Certificates of stock have arrived and all who wish to purchase stock should do so at once. Anyone can own stock in the association and it will prove a good investment. J. C. Berry, Manager.
Warrick, cashier of the First National Bank, and family arrived Wednesday noon after an extended trip to California. They visited Phoenix and met A. B. Reed who relocated to the Salt River Valley last summer from Alliance.
To the many friends who have so kindly shown their love and sympathy in our time of great bereavement we express heartfelt thanks. The acts of kindness profuse floral offerings and words of condolence will be remembered with gratitude. in answering Herald want ads please mention that you saw it in this paper.
A large crowd fills the Methodist Episcopal church for the funeral of Judge Daniel Kaufman Spacht born July 16 1862 in Spangsville Pa. He lived in Seward Box Butte Hemingford Lewellen and Sargent serving as county judge and clerk and working as a banker. He leaves six children and a widow. The service included a biographical sketch and funeral oration, with interment at Greenwood cemetery.
Henry Smice leases DP J Lynch ranch and visits Canton and Alliance residents. A Baptist church basement fire is controlled before firefighters arrive. E F Shields and wife plan Florida visit, with Florida stops noted. A train of government soldiers moves from Ft McKenzie toward the Mexican border.
J W Tynan second wire chief at the telegraph office and his wife depart on Tuesday night for Akron Ohio after the death by drowning of Mrs Tynans brother in law while hunting at Springfield Lake near Akron. Sympathy of friends extends to the family.
The Herald reports candidates for Alliance offices. C. C. Smith challenges Mayor F. W. Harris, praised for a clean town and strict administration. W. E. Spencer seeks council in ward one, Henry Rennau in ward two opposes John Snyder, both described as clean and capable.
Alliance council wins the electric plant for 55000 after a series of offers. The deal calls for 40000 in warrants and 16000 in three annual 6000 installments. Current profits of the plant will fund building improvements and a new manager is sought. R J Lawrence may relocate.
Reader notices advertise Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional cure. They claim it cures catarrh by cleansing the blood and strengthening the body. A $100 reward is offered if it fails to cure, with testimonials available and Toledo Ohio as the address.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal church will hold the second Senten cea on Friday March 10 at the home of Mrs. E C MacCluer. Supper will be served from five to seven o clock. Everyone is invited.
Herald linotype operator Harold Thomas set a new record for linotype composition by composing five thousand cms of type per hour for an entire day. The Alliance Herald notes the feat as a benchmark for experienced operators.
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