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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
1
A rapid two week liquidation advertises $5 000 in general merchandise with deep discounts. Men suits 1 to 12, hats, ladies gloves, fabrics, laces, shoes, underwear, store fixtures, canned goods, tea and bar ruin combos offered. Railroad fare paid for buyers from adjoining counties on $20 purchases. Address Hox Butte Avenue near Burlington Hotel.
Alliance fans meet at Snyder confectionery next Wednesday at 7. They aim to form a regional baseball circuit including Sidney, North Platte valley towns, Crawford and Chadron. The Alliance Herald will publish a large ball and sporting department with local and national baseball news when the season opens.
The Alliance Electric Company turned over the light plant to the city this morning. The new manager, reportedly from Lincoln, has not yet arrived. Signing of papers not finished. expected to be completed this evening. Dr BolandPhone 65.
A classified advertiser, with expenses so trifling as to hardly count, will sell any and every useful article he owns that is no longer useful to him and will realize in cash the actual values of such things.
The Herald reports Joe Vaughn to run for the first ward council seat as W. E. Spencer withdraws citing lack of time. Spencer, urged by friends, ends his bid and asks petitions not be circulated. Vaughn, a long time Alliance resident, praised for a square deal and for helping build the western Nebraska city.
The Herald reports the Nebraska Telephone company Alliance exchange will issue a second telephone directory. A rise in phone numbers necessitates a directory four pages larger than the previous edition. Those seeking directory changes must notify the office promptly.
The Herald argues the mayoral race should focus on city administration and decency rather than saloon licensing. It notes both wet and dry voters seek improved governance, with some supporting limited license under strict rules while opposing the current administration. The paper maintains no malice toward Mayor Harris and urges unity for cleaner city leadership.
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