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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1903
Page
8
Hemingford notes show Keith Pierce as Aeromen liaison and G H Clayton visiting town. Residents from Lawn Canton Minnesota Chadron Alliance Broken Bow visit or travel, services held, dinners planned, and local work projects noted.
Rev Noyces boys suffer from whooping cough as exposure spreads through the Cleman community. The Cleman school resumed Monday after a one week vacation due to teacher Miss Hickman illness. Pupils are slated to perform March 20 at the schoolhouse with two students to finish eighth grade work this term.
Canton and Hemingford residents engage in teaching appointments trades and social visits. Reese engages to teach Clayton school while Miss Herncal has been hired for district 31 spring term. Don Zimmerman and Roswell Reed make moves. Bert Stewart and Dotlie visit Marsland. J W Broshar recovers from illness. Mary Herncal prepares for teaching duties.
Ed Olrog returns from Denver and Frank Moore trips to Chadron. many locals travel or visit, with Mrs. Eva Pettit and Miss Lillie Dickey on weekend visits. A wedding at the Commercial hotel marks Elle Heulah Richey’s marriage to Frank Benjamin Moore with Rev. John Sloan officiating. guests from Alliance and beyond attend.
A Reno correspondent reports local travel to Alliance and visits by Mrs. G E Rooker and others. Ranchers await spring with stock and feed, while two horses were injured on shipment to Custer county. Notices include company dissolutions and a horse sale listing near Hemingford.
The issue reports the death of Marie Frey after a three week illness with pneumonia, funeral details, and interment in Grundy Center near Trenton Mo. It also lists local civic items including a teachers meeting, staffing changes, and a building trades union talk with other small notices.
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