Nebraska Democrats face dry and wet split in 1904 primaries
The article argues that Nebraska Republicans lean dry on prohibition while Democrats lean wet and warns that primary choices could tilt state offices and congress. It recalls 1900 1908 1910 outcomes showing how liquor politics shaped party nominations and election results. It urges Democrats to honor voter will and nominate with unity.
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Alliance to vote on steam heating plant proposal
Next Tuesday, April 4, Alliance voters go to the polls for a municipal election and will decide on the steam heating plant project and related measures.
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Steam heating proposal divides Alliance voters and council
The city weighs building a steam heating plant for the business district using waste steam from the municipal power plant. D. D. Hayward of American District Steam Company presents two pipe options, cost estimates, and projected user uptake, with the plan needing a favorable vote and within weeks to become operational.
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City council misrepresented in reservoir site debate
A contemporary letter argues Alliance city officials overpaid for the reservoir site, noting the chosen tract west of the power plant includes a 140 by 229 foot area with rail access, cheaper by 900 than a smaller 150 by 140 foot option without tracks, and that a cement conduit from the power house to the reservoir is suggested but not required.
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Herald Opens Columns to Both Sides of Political Debate
The Herald states it will continue to publish both sides of public questions. Paid political ads will be labeled as advertising while unpaid contributions go to a separate department. The paper disclaims responsibility for statements in political ads and reserves editorial rights.
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Judge James R. Dean Custer County Chief
Judge Dean was appointed to the Nebraska Supreme Court in 1909 by Governor Sheldon. He has a 26 year residence, a splendid record, and high merit in decisions and opinions. His reputation as man, citizen, lawyer, and judge supports voting for him as supreme judge.
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Bryan's gubernatorial bid backed by endorsement and reform aims
Democratic candidate Mayor Bryan seeks Wilson re election and backs Governor Morehead while promising lower telephone rates and competitive pricing. He cites fire insurance savings, roads, rural credit, state hall insurance and water power to bring cheap electricity and interurban rail benefits, denouncing booze interests. He urges party unity to defeat special interests and run Nebraska leadership.
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Porter enters race for 28th district state senator
J Porter of Crawford, a prominent western Nebraska attorney, announced his bid for the Republican nomination in the 28th district. He cites twenty two years of legal practice and service as Crawford mayor, Dawes county attorney, school board president, and chamber of commerce head. Porter aims to push a state aid plan to store water and build irrigation canals along the Niobrara to irrigate level lands from Marsland to Alliance.
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Theatre party honors Mrs Medes and daughter Madeline
Mrs John Brennan hosted a pleasant theatre party last evening in honor of Mrs Medes and her daughter Madeline.
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Immanuvel’s Lutheran Church Services on Sunday
Immanuvel's Lutheran Church at Yellowstone avenue and Seventh street invites worshippers for Sunday School and Bible class at 10 a m English service at 11 a m. The sermon topic is the fourth word from the Cross, "My God, why hast thou forsaken me." Titus Lang, Pastor. Sudan Girass seed for sale available via Victor Shuler at the Shuler Studio.
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Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Dye Returns to Fame
An old time recipe for darkening gray hair using garden sage and sulphur is offered. A ready made Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as a simpler alternative, promising natural even darkening after several applications.
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