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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1912

Page

4

Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary of Box Butte Couple

Saturday marked the twenty fifth anniversary of Gregory Zurn and Maggie Messner, married in Box Butte County on March 24, 1887. Justice L. C. Thompson officiated at the ceremony. The couple has resided in the county since their wedding and enjoys a large circle of friends. The Herald offers heartiest congratulations and old pictures of the couple from ten to twelve years ago.

Box Butte Gregory Zurn Amd Maggie Messner L. C. Thompson Dig Horn Wry Mrs. Zurn Nivereary Zurn

An outline of Alliance Nebraska newspaper info

John W. Thomas editor and manager advertises subscription at 1.60 per year in advance. Paper entered at Alliance post office as second class matter. Claims largest circulation in western Nebraska. Advertising rates on application. Sample copies free on request. Representation for foreign advertising by the paper.

Allianoe Nebraska

Advertising to attract investment boosts local economy

The Herald urges the city and county to advertise to attract outside investors. It argues this will create good times by developing land and boosting all business sectors. The paper notes rising real estate transfers and calls for buyers who will improve property rather than speculate.

Department of Real Estate the Herald Socialista

Stallion Registration Figures Show Large Backlog

Records from the state board of agriculture note about 6000 animals examined so far with more to be processed as the department clears remaining cases. Two years ago under the old law 1200 animals were reported to university authorities.

State Board of Agriculture

Judge Reese Returns From Excelsior Springs

Supreme justice Judge Reese has returned to the state from Excelsior Springs Missouri where he was treated for health concerns. His general condition is excellent though hip and jet pains remain severe and recovery is hoped for once the weather stabilizes.

Reese Judge Reese Supreme Justice of the State Excelsior Springs

Stanton County Fair Dates Set for August

Stanton Neb march 26 dates for the Stanton county fair were fixed for August 27 28 and 29. The state treasury funds to cover warrants have dwindled to about 364 000 and county treasurers must remit promptly or warrants will be registered before July settlement. Mrs W A Miller and daughter Ethel of Alliance visited Crawford. Supt H M Reimund of this city is named a teacher for the Junior Normal School at Alliance June 24 to 26.

George Stanton Stanton, Neb Stanton County H. HM Reimund Alliance Crawford Vourler

Endowment Campaign Aims to Reach $500000 for Nebraska Wesleyan

The Herald outlines a drive to raise Nebraska Wesleyan University's endowment from 100000 to 500000. It compares Doane College’s recent 300000 endowment and urges Nebraskans to support Christian education, noting state funding covers public colleges but private denominational schools rely on gifts.

The Herald Nebraska Wesleyan University Christian Colleges Doane College Crete University Place Nebraska Friends of Christian Education State University

Morley arraigned on two counts in Lincoln court

Charles Morley appeared before County Judge Risser in Lincoln on two charges and waived examination after entering a not guilty plea. One count alleges aiding Gray in killing Usher Heilman. the other charges Morley with shooting Warden Delahunty. He declined counsel and was briefly questioned about a suspect in the Roy Blunt case describing a tall man with a short rifle.

Charles Morley Risser Lincoln Gray Usher E. G. Heilman James Delahunty Morley Roy Blunt Chief Briggs Trouton South Omaha Sheriff Chase Sarpy County

Big Bond Blaze Burns Auburn City Bonds in Transit

A $40,000 fire gutted the State Auditors office in Lincoln as Auburn bonds burned after the purchaser rejected the forms. The old bonds were destroyed and replaced with new ones ready for delivery, while office staff kept working.

Lincoln Barton Auburn

Hearing on Valuation of Missouri Pacific Property

The State Railway Commission opened a hearing on Missouri Pacific Railroad Hnew property in Nebraska. The company values the line at 16 million 675 thousand 495 dollars while commission engineers assess 12 million 192 thousand 558 dollars as reproduction value and 4 million 819 thousand 920 dollars in present value.

Lincoln State Railway Commission Missouri Pacific Railroad Hnew Nebraska

Multiple Deaths and Disasters Highlight Turbulent Times

Reported events include political shifts in Water town and New York, notable deaths of John W. Noble and David J. Foster, a deadly Quaker Tong war opening, a Lynching in Georgia, and a series of financial and legal moves. Also noted are a record cattle sale, a tubercular care project in Denver, and a women’s aid bucket brigades during fires.

Watertown Sdp Mary Walker New York David J. Foster Vermont Washington Sans Bois McCurtain Ohlo John W. Noble Harrison St. Louis J.D. Campbell Larimore N. D State Board of Veterinarians Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Company Court of Claims Supreme Court Thomas C. Dawson Council @luffs Od Point Comfort Denver Standard Old Company of Tadlona Benjamin Jackson T. Henry Lavelle Lavelle Creal Hankins

Socialist Platform Declares City Reform for Alliance Nominees

The Alliance Socialist Party adopts a platform for city candidates led by Mayor McCormick and others. It calls for 8 hour day public works, city owned land for parks, city laundry, employment bureau, free city hospital, regular garbage service, and monthly public transaction reports with a vote set for April 2.

Commission of Public Works

Beck Seeks Alliance Brick Plant Site and Local Marriage Notice

C Beck of Alliance visited Sunday to advance plans for a brick plant here with prospects for locating. if approved, construction would start soon. On March 2 at the Methodist parsonage Felix H Evans of Rapid City bank and Miss Alice Gamble of Alliance wed, with W. E Evans and Boyd J Gamble as witnesses, per Edgemont Enterprise.

C. Beck Alliance Methodist Parsonage Felix H. Evans First National Bank of Rapidity Mies Alice Gamble Nebraska W. &. Evans Hot Springs Boyd J. Gamble Edgemont

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