CANDIDATES SLOW TO FILE FOR APRIL PRIMARY
Governor McKelvie's proclamation set April 20 for the primary in Box Butte and other Nebraska counties. The ballot will be unusually long, listing for governor and lieutenant governor, secretary of state, auditor, treasurer, attorney general, lands and buildings, railway posts, university regents, and two state superintendent, plus national delegates and court posts. Joseph Duhon of Marsland has announced for First district county commissioner. others are still unfiled.
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S. R. McKelvie
W. C. Mounts
Box Butte
Nebraska
Neck of the Woods
Supreme Court
the State University
Car TURNS TURTLE NEAR Hemingford
D. H. Fishburn of Paine-Fishburn Granite company and A. Wiker, local rep, escaped injury when their enclosed car overturned into a snow bank four miles northwest of Hemingford last Friday evening. The vehicle could not run. both men walked four miles to Hemingford, carrying a heavy grip with monument samples. A relief car later brought the automobile in.
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D. H. Fishburn
Paine-Fishburn Granite Company
Grand Island
A. Wiker
Hemingford
Mr. Wiker
Fishburn
Wiker
Red Cross Secretary to Visit Hemingford
Miss Josephine Ganson, secretary of the Red Cross, plans weekly Hemingford visits starting Friday March 19 to assist ex-soldiers with war risk insurance travel pay and related matters. Hemingford service men are urged to arrange to be in the city each Friday and location to be announced.
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Josephine Ganson
The
Red Cross
Hemingford
Miss Ganson
Red Cross Al Lance chapter forms disaster relief committee
The executive committee met to appoint a chairman for the new disaster relief committee to handle advance emergency preparations in the county. The group advanced consideration of the peacetime Red Cross program and reviewed a headquarters letter outlining steps before launching the new effort. One immediate task is civilian emergency relief.
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Allance
The
Red Cross
Readers Debate Semi Uniform Dress for High School Girls
The Herald notes many readers sent letters about a semi uniform dress for high school girls but the paper is reduced in size due to the illness of the business manager and letters were crowded out.
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the Herald
Hemingford candidates take Masonic degrees at convocation
Five Hemingford residents were inducted into the Blue Lodge during a special convocation held Monday afternoon.
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Hemingford
Mysteries of the Blue Lodge
Zediker Held on Five Hundred Dollar Bond in Wagon Theft
Dwight Zediker bound over for trial in district court after a county hearing. Judge Tash set bond at 500 dollars for theft of a John Deere farm wagon valued at 175 dollars from the Farmers' Union association. Witnesses testified to wagon disappearance, identification in a Crawford emigrant car, and links to Zediker and another man.
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Dwight Zediker
Tash
Furnihaed
Zediker
Esharzen
John Deere
Farmers’ Union Association
George Neuswanger
Parniers’ Union
Sheriff Miller
Lakeside Man Injured Then Brought to Alliance
W R Carlisle, an employee at the Hord Potash plant, slipped on an icy plank and fell several feet onto another plank causing serious injuries. He was transported by stretcher to Alliance Monday morning after delaying for medical help. this morning he was resting more easily.
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W. R. Carlisle
Alliance
Carlisle
Hord
Madison Released In County Court
County Judge Tash discharged Ed Madison after a four four hearing on theft charges from a Fashion shop. The case cited insufficient evidence connecting Madison to the robbery though circumstantial proof raised suspicion. Madison left with his razor still in custody and the matter closed.
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Tash
Ed Madison
A. Isaacson
Madison
Nora Taylor
Isaacson
C. W. Smith
Drake Hotel
Reed Offered Fortune by Prisoner in Sioux County
Police Chief Oscar Reed was approached by a prisoner named Seward who claimed he led a vast bootlegging gang in Omaha with fourteen trucks. Seward promised a million future wealth if Reed would partner, while seeking whisky, beer, bread and butter as his basic hunger while in custody.
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Chlof
Oscar Reed
Sheriff Hill
Sioux County
Seward
City
Harrison
Berar
Omaha
Contestant Names To Be Published Friday For The Herald
The Herald advertises a $3,000 automobile prize campaign in Box Butte County with a chance to win a Reo six touring car valued at 1985 dollars, a California trip, or gold. Entries must be nominated by April 24 with an advisory board ensuring fairness.
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the Herald
Box Baite
California
Herald
Reo
Alliance Prisoner Faces Insanity Board After Escape Attempt
A prisoner in Alliance attempts to use a lugeo and a reman's axe to break a door lock as county officials and a sheriff, believed to be a U S marshal, conspire in the case. Seward aided by tying a rope, recalling a past selling trip to Sioux county and contraband booze. The suspect, linked to General Bowie relics, is being taken to Harrison for an insanity hearing.
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Herald
Lugeo & Reman
Collle
Seward
Omaha
Metropolis
Sioux County
General Bowie
Alamo
Harrison
Eight Year Old Boy Sent to Lincoln Detention Home
Bruce J. Perry’s eight year old son Doree Bruce Perry was ordered to Lincoln detention home by County Judge Ira E B Tash after parents complained of incorrigibility. The boy admitted minor misdeeds including bakery item charges and street begging. Teachers at Emerson school say he is well behaved and bright. Detention home described as a restorative facility not a penal institution. Mr Perry to take son to Lincoln soon.
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Doree Bruce Perry
Bruce J. Perry
Lincoln
Ira EB. Tash
Bruce
Emerson School
Mr. Perry
Olympia Candy Company to Open in McCook
Alex Gochlin longtime fountain head at Brennan drug store plans a McCook candy kitchen and soda fountain store named Olympia Candy Company. Fixtures delayed but installation soon. Gochis stays at Brennan until setup is complete. Somerville cites excellent business prospects.
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Alex Gochlin
Brennan Drug Store
McCook
Olympia Candy Company
Goochis
Brennan
W. M. Somerville
McCook Commercial Club
Mr. Gochis
Miller laid to rest in Kearney after long volunteer service
Miller long active as secretary of the Nebraska state volunteer firemen's association died at his Kearney home last Friday. Alliance department chose Carl Rockey to attend the funeral services with representation from every fire department in the state.
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To Miller
Nebraska State Volunteer Firemen's Association
Alliance
Kearney
Alliance Department
Carl Rockey
Rockey
Liberal Increases for the Teachers in City Schools
The Liberal Board of Education approves higher salaries as living costs rise. Teachers in grades will see about 33 1 3 percent raises, with minimums of 1000 and maximums of 1500 yearly. High school pay scales set from 1200 to 1800, plus annual increases with summer school requirements.
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Municipal Board of Education
Hla
Praise for Action of C A Newberry in Nebraska Agricultural Short Course
A letter from HU E Bradford, principal of the university's agricultural school, thanks C A Newberry of spac for paying twelve students expenses and facilitating a four week agricultural short course. The boys praised the instructors and curriculum, and Bradford notes statewide publicity boosts agricultural education.
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C. A. Newberry
Spac
Hig
Nebraska
W. RR. Pate
Alliaance City Schoola
HU. E. Bradford
Mr. Bradford
Rev A Haislup Taken To Hospital
Rev A Haislup was found unconscious Sunday in Dr F J Petersen's rooms in the opera house block and was taken to St Joseph's hospital. Test reports show no improvement. he formerly served as district superintendent and has lived in the city for four years.
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A. R. Haislup
F. J. Petersen
Opera House
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mr. Halslup
Woman's club meets at Mallery home Friday March 12
The Woman's club gathers at Mrs. J A Mallery's home on Friday March 12 for a literary program on Great Workers with Dr Winifred F Grenfel and Mrs W C Mounts. Hosts include Mrs Darling Musk Mrs Dunning and Mrs Mallery. Meeting time moved from 3 to 2 45. A Rebecca lodge No 104 called meeting Wednesday evening to arrange a district meeting and urges all members to attend.
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Woman's Club
J. A. Mallery
Winifred F. Grenfel
W. C. Mounts
Children's Code Commission
Moth’s Pension Law
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Joseph Duhon
Marsland
Will LaMon
Lakeside
Tash Hollis
Tiny District Court
Reed
Herald Office
Boy Butte
Rfhis
A. D. Rodgers
Glen Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Lee Basye
W. R. Harper
Harper's Department Store
Charles Brittan
First State Bank
Perature
Gochis
M’cook
BE. A. Miller
Board of Education
Rev. A. . Haislup
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