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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
7
A postal message announces subscription price terms for Alliance Nebraska readers. Subscriptions are $1.50 per year in advance and the notice specifies mailing under second class matter.
A Hyannis Tribune excerpt questions the promise of a short business session by Nebraska lawmakers. It notes widespread public hope for prompt action and reports concern that constituents may later honor lawmakers for delays or poor oversight.
The Bridgeport News Blade reports the Bridgeport fire department held its most successful meeting in the directors room of the Bridgeport Bank. Fifteen members discussed increasing efficiency, securing an addition to the fire house for ladders and drying hoses, and funding a small hose cart house east of Bridgeport Lumber Company. The department now has twenty men and aims to raise funds to meet city needs, with meetings set for the first and third Tuesdays.
The final concert in Alliance features Breton Folk Songs performed by a mixed quartet Eunice Burnett Mrs Herahman Camille Nohe and Harry Zickert followed by a School of Music Orchestra concert under Ralph Runacke with Edith Swan Zedlker as accompanist. The event is at the opera house Thursday April 8.
The Nebraska livestock board partially lifted the foot and mouth disease quarantine at the governors office. Cloven-footed animals shipped from South Dakota Missouri and much of Iowa Kansas and eastern Minnesota are allowed for slaughter but other areas remain restricted. Inspectors will monitor stock from removed regions at South Omaha and Sioux City.
Big cattle run yesterday with about 10 500 head, prices mostly lower across beef cattle and feeders. Hogs and sheep volumes were large with hogs near 5 to 10 cents lower, lambs and yearlings under pressure as supply rose and outside reports cooled demand.
The Royal Highlanders thank all who helped make the Saint Patrick’s Day dance on March 17 a grand success. T P Rolfson L Griffin Agnes Elmore Duncan Vivian Z Holloway Entertainment Com.
J. E. Wilson announces a 4&4 public sale at his place four miles west of Alliance one week from today. The sale features a large selection of horses cattle and farm machinery aimed at farmers and stockmen during this season.
The Christian Science Society at Wood's Hall holds services at 11 a.m. Sunday with the lesson subject Matter. Sunday School meets at 10 a.m. Wednesday evening seating is at 7 30.
In the north part of the city some boys are marking and defacing mail boxes causing annoyance to residents. The activity is noted as a public nuisance and concerns are raised about property upkeep and community order.
The Herald cautions mischievous boys to beware or risk falling into greater trouble than anticipated, urging vigilance to avoid consequences.
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