Local Fraternal Officers Named in Lincoln County
President H. A. Graff of Seward serves as president with Jacob P. Hoffman of Ord as first vice president and Harry Hauser of Fremont as second vice president. E. A. Miller of Kearney is secretary and H. A. Webbert of Kearney treasurer. Board of Control includes Burt Galley of Columbus as chairman, Jacob Goehrine of Seward, BE, W. Parkhurst of Lexington, Ray Frost of Stanton, and F. B. Tobin of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Graff
Seward
Jacob P. Hoffman
Ord
Harry Hauser
Fremont
E. A. Miller
Kearney
H. A. Webbert
Board of Control
Burt Galley
Columbus
Jacob Goehrine
W. Parkhurst
Lexington
Ray Frost
Stanton
F. B. Tobin
Sidney
Nebraska Fire Departments Promote Athletics for Youth
Nebraska volunteer firemen push athletic programs to keep members active and curb delinquency. Summertime practice and organized competitions prepare teams for potential tournaments and local fundraisers. The piece also notes special firemen editions, sermon plans for Rev Rundin, and busy work by Secretary Miller of Kearney as the new insurance department grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Volunteer Firemen
Board of Control
Harry Hauser
Fremont
Rundin
Crawford Chamber of Commerce
Crawford
Harry
Miller
Kearney
Herald
Firemen Have Trial in Auburn Debate Over Destruction Myth
Auburn Neb March 17 serious complications arose at the Auburn Fire Department debate as suit follows a claim a pair of trousers were damaged during a display. C E Davis sues Will Howell for 7 50 with attorney Clarence Sauders WH N Howe for Davis and C H Davis CC H Masters for Howell. About twenty eyewitnesses. Court convenes at Auburn Hose Company's headquarters at 8 o'clock Thursday evening March 18. Debates labeled grand success for the negative with affirmative served a Sheppard cocktail. List of debaters and judges provided.
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Auburn Fire Department
Auburn
Nebr
C. E. Davis
Will Howell
Davis
Clarence Sauders
WH. N
Howe
Drink Hot Tea For A Bad Cold Remedy
A reader recommends hot tea made from Hamburg Great Tea or Hamburger Brust Thee. Steep a tablespoon in boiling water, drink as a teacupful any time, and note it opens pores to relieve congestion and loosens the bowels to drive a cold from the system. Inexpensive and vegetable, the remedy is claimed safe and harmless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
St Jacobs Oil touted for quick backache relief
An advertisement promises fast relief from backache, lumbago, rheumatic pain, and related stiffness. A 25 cent bottle of St Jacobs Oil is rubbed into the sore area with results claimed within fifty counts, without harming skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honest St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs
Firemen Elect Officers in Broken Bow Nebraska
The Broken Bow fire department held its annual meeting in city hall and elected H. R. Joyner as president Earl Hickman as vice president A L Fels as secretary J G Leonard as treasurer W R Bruce as chief Fred Reeder as first assistant chief J F Wilson as second assistant chief New members Frank Crable and Joe Trevitt were installed They dined at Kaelin cafe with an oyster supper and returned to the fire headquarters for social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Bow
Nebr
Kaelin
Fre
Ashby Neighbors Busy With Moves Illness and Measles
Mrs. Chas Lorain and children moved to a Farm Valley homestead from Tobias while Mrs. Hennigh and son traveled to Sedan Kansas for a mother's illness. Many Ashby families report mild measles outbreaks as carpenters work on a barn and residents relocate locally.
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Ashby
Nebr
Chas. Lorain
Tobias
Farm Valley
R. D. Hennigh
Clarence
Sedan
Kansas
Mr. Solberg
Sutton
Chas. Erickson
W. W. McDaniel
Rockport
A. C. Lauffer
Fairbury
Mary Tompkins
Sutherland
Chas. Graham
Teater Ranch
Victoria Lisy
Miss Lisy
Local Building Trades and Visits Mentioned
Belne is being built by Ara Mansfield on the site of a recent blaze. Gladys Dunn recovers from illness while John Dunn runs a livery barn and plans a mill. Lee Vixen builds a house for Chea. Lorain on his homestead with H E Morrill buys Thurston lot opposite the lumber yard to start a lumber shed. W R Brown of Bingham visits town. Thomas Brown visits daughter Mrs Fred Elliott at Mar indale. Harley Wolfe from Alvo visits sister Mrs H D Tolan.
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Lota
W. R. Brown
Bingham
Thomas Brown
Martindale
Fred Elliott
Harley Wolfe
Alvo
H. D. Tolan
Dr Kings New Life Pill Promises Daily Bowel Movement
An advertisement urges taking one Dr Kings New Life Pill at night to ensure a full free bowel movement by morning. It claims improved health, appetite, and digestion and invites readers to try it tonight No 1 Adv 5265.
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Dr. King
Record of Rare Worth: Welsh Choirs Set World Standard
The Royal Gwent Welsh Singers, famed for Crystal Palace victories in 1872 and 1873 under Caradog Griffith Rhys Jones, will perform at the Phelan Opera House on Friday night March 19 under I O C F auspices. Reserve early as attendance is expected to be large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caradog
Griffith Rhys Jones
Crystal Palace Company
London
Palace Prize
Proudman
Crystal Palace
Royal Gwent Welsh Singers
Phelan Opera House
Alliance Light and Water Dept Urges Patron Cooperation
The Electric Light Department of Alliance asks light and water patrons to visit the office by the 22nd each month to receive discounts on monthly bills. They note improved collections and highlight reduced rates as part of a cost-saving plan, requesting continued public cooperation.
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Light and Water Departments
Alliance
Electric Light Department
City of Alliance
U S Civil Service Seeks Agriculturists amid eligible shortage
The Civil Service Commission warns that no eligibles were found in the December 1 1914 open competitive exam for agr iculturist in the Department of Agriculture. A new open exam is set for March 23 1915 with eligibility rules that favor U S citizens. At Havelock Nebraska the local fair athletic board schedules events April 13 14 15 16 17 with entertainment and a dance.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
United States
Havelock, Nebr
Athletic Board of the
Havelock Fair
Ely's Cream Balm promises instant nasal relief
Instant relief no waiting as nostrils open and head clears. Fragrant antiseptic cream penetrates air passages soothing inflamed mucous membranes and relieving cold or catarrh quickly. Apply a small amount in each nostril and breathe freely again.
Athletic board formed to boost department sports
At the January department meeting an athletic board of five was elected to promote athletics. They plan a strong baseball team for the coming season. Ball grounds have been leased and practice will start as soon as the weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ening
Notice of dishonored notes misrepresentation warning
W R Crother given notes for 100 dollars due six months after date March 8 1915 and 50 dollars due three months after date March 8 1915 drawn under misrepresentation. Public warned again at the purchase of these notes Charles Williams Lakeside Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Crother
Arington Stock Company to Open at Phelan Opera House
The Arington Stock Company of fifteen will open at the Phelan Opera House for three nights starting Monday March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arington Stock Company
Phelan Opera House
Muarch
Broadway Jones to Open as Four Act Comedy
Opening play is Coban's Broadway Jones in four acts with a full program change each night. Arington's Winning prices 10 20 and 30 cents. Seats on sale now. Meeting notice invites attendance March 24 at the I O O F hall Alliance.
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Geo. M. Coban
Arington
I. O. O. F. Hall
Alliance
Discount offer ends March 22 at the office
J. E. Hughes, manager, urges customers to call at the office on or before March 22 to qualify for a discount. The notice references a particular ID 15-11-5360.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light Department
J. E. Hughes
Nebraska road conditions shaping practical highway legislation
The present state of Nebraska roads is aiding the house and senate road committees in formulating practical highway laws. It is believed the legislature will take some action based on this input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
House
Senate
Burlington orders railcars for next fall delivery
Burlington railroad has placed orders for 1 200 box cars and 200 stock cars to be delivered early next fall. Company officers are seeking bids on 200 gondola cars.
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Burlington Railroad
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Nebraska State Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Lloyd C. Thomas
State Publicity
Superior
Ashby News
America
Nebraska Telephone Company
Ern Conveniences
Cen
Ter
Aha
Council Bluffs
Chas. C. Sorensen
14Th and
Harney Streets
Omaha, Nebraska
Pour Bualneee
Pam
Modern Office Supply CO
Herald Publishing Co
Alliance, Nebraska
Prince
Booles
Charles Williams
Lakeside
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