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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
8
Adrian Keane joins Alliance sales force while Mon tom W M Robinson of Kin Brothers piano dept will visit Saturday. Several residents pass through Alliance to Lincoln and Denver on various trips. An assortment of local events includes homestead proofs, car orders, and a consolidation of meat markets.
Next Sunday the M E Sunday school will present an Easter lesson on the resurrection. A special invitation is extended to all men who do not attend elsewhere to be present.
The Herald reports councilman John Snyder, a mayoral candidate, endorses a city electric plant superintendent, opposes binding appointment obligations, and favors a new residential street lighting system and an auto chemical engine for the fire department. The Rushville Standard cites the Independent press as the nation’s salvation and praises independent voters.
In Alliance the mayoral race gains A. D. Rodgers of the Commercial Club with W. B. Spencer as a first ward councilman candidate. Rodgers pressed by business leaders. Spencer a school board member. Leonard E. Pilkington enters city clerk race opposing incumbent J. D. Emerick. Other candidates include Percy Cogswell, W. T. Schlupp for treasurer and Reuben Knight as engineer with W. E. Spencer, Dick Waters, W. H. Swan running for council.
A. T. Lang and F. EB. Reddish run for Councilman in the Second Ward with P. BE. Romig, Harry Beans, and Philip Nohe among the listed candidates. The group appears in a local election slate.
Frances, the two year old daughter of Dr and Mrs Geo Jd Hand, fell ill with scarlet fever on Tuesday morning and died that night. Funeral services were held today at the family residence.
Barney Egbers left Tuesday night for a month long visit in Quincy where he will stay with a brother and catch up on family time.
A. D. Rodgers arrived from Omaha after attending the Made-in-Nebraska Show. He calls the event a great success with a large attendance of about 1,000 delegates from Nebraska towns and many from Iowa. The Nebraska Federation of Retailers elected officers for the coming year and reaffirmed Rodgers on the executive board representing Western Nebraska.
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