Reed Returns to City Service Amid Bond Controversy
City assigns Frank Reed to compulsory street work under official supervision after prior discharge when bondsman Everett Cook appealed his wareny conviction to district court. Reed reportedly planned to flee bondsman’s control, while reports note ongoing bond-based monitoring and concerns over his liberty during the process.
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Frank Reed
Frank
Everett Cook
Bond
Wareney
Reed
Imperial Friday the 17th Green Carnations at Alliance Greenhouse
Green carnations and potted shamrock available for St Patrick s Day at Alliance Greenhouse.
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St. Patrick's Day
Alliance Greenhouse
Delinquent Boy Paroled to Father After County Court Conviction
A fourteen year old boy was convicted as delinquent in county court and paroled to his father Judge L A Berry set reporting duties to Probation Officer J W Miller. The case cites multiple petty thefts and outlines conditions to avoid recall to court. The article also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and local advertising in the Alliance Herald.
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Harvey L. Line
L. A. Berry
J. W. Miller
Central school operetta The Golden Sickle draws full house
Pupils at Central school staged The Golden Sickle at the Phelan opera house before a full house and netted 107.25 in receipts. Miss Della Abbott led the event with help from Mary Anderson Esther Terry Pauline Scott and other teachers.
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Phelan Opera House
Della Abbott
Mary Anderson
Esther Terry
Pauline Scott
Miss Abbott
G. M. Burns
Crawford
Alliance Cafe
Reopening Planned for Kearney Canning Factory
In Kearney Nebraska on March 14 it was announced the local canning factory will resume operations this season after a year idle. Built four years ago the plant produced one year as a stock company, then privately run, with last year closed due to crop shortages and nonpayment of stock debts totaling $9,000. Old stockholders have taken charge again aiming for profitability this year.
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Kearney
Nebr
Kearney Votes Dry Saloons Closed After Licenses Expire
In Kearney Nebraska the dry side won by 322 votes in a spring election. Saloons will close as licenses expire this spring, ending years of wet status and signaling possible state trends for the fall.
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Kearney
Nebr
Drys
Nebraska
Hemingford Man Pays Double For This Steer
George Young of Hemingford was ordered in county court to pay 54.80 in costs after a replevin suit over a steer stolen from Bayard merchant Jos Smith. Smith argued the steer was wrongfully in Young’s possession. Young owes 40 cash and the total liability stands at 480. Attorney Eugenie Burton and B F Gilman represented the parties.
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George Young
Hemingford
Jos
Smith
Bayard
Young
Bill Ho Ie
Morrill County
Cal Wildy
Mr. Young
Berry
Mr. Smith
Eugenie Burton
B. F. Gilman
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