Marsland Scissor Snippets From Local Exchanges
Marsland Tribune notes Mrs Mathews returns from Alliance and other local business in Crawford and Alliance. Box B Presbytery met in Alliance with 500+ conversions and sermons by Dr Lowry. Crawford schools head Reimund to join Junior Normal in Alliance. J C McCorkle and H P Coursey visit Crawford and Alliance for events and sales.
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Marsland Tribune
BE. Mathews
Alliance
Lester Harris
Mra
G. A. Gardiner
Crawford
Crawford Telephone Co
Alliance Tn Belmont
Ora Phillips
DeVere
Marskind Opera House
Miss DeVere
Duncan-DeVere Co
Rushville Standard
W. G. Wilson
Antioch
Wilsom
Rushville
Box Bulle
Hageman
John McQueen
Evangeliot Lowry
Lowry
Moody
Presbytery
Gordon
Crawford Courier
HH. Reimund
Weeping Water Schools
Miiag Gereke
Ciy
Crawford Tribune
J. C. McCorkle
H. P. Coursey
Wm. Cooper
Fairview Church to Receive Nine New Members
Fairview church held services on April 28 with nine candidates for membership to be received May 12. Baptism by immersion will occur after the services at Wm. Rust’s residence. There is no Sunday school or Marple preaching that day, but Schill will preach at 8 p.m. May 9 to 11, with a spiritual emphasis throughout a busy season.
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Fairview Church
Wm. Rust
Marple
Fairview
B of R Banquet Date Corrected After Mistake
The Herald clarifies the B of R banquet date, noting the announced Tuesday May 2 was incorrect. The event will be held on Thursday May 2, the corrected date.
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B. of
R. T
the & of R. T
Herald
Notice of Funeral Director Emmbalmer Employment Change
Mr. A H Morris is no longer in my employ as Funeral Director and Emmbalmer, nor to any other capacity. Date shows 1, 1942. Signed by Geo D Darling.
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A. H. Morris
Geo. D. Darling
Off to National Convention Nebraska Democrats plan special train
The Nebraska delegation will charter a special train to Baltimore for the June convention. Henry C. Richmond and other state Democrats lead the effort with new Pullmans dining and baggage cars for Nebraskans. Republicans welcome. Train departs Omaha June 22 returns June 24. Passenger fares include options to stay in Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh Philadelphia or New York with various launch and Pullman rates.
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Nebraska
Baltimore
Henry C. Richmond
Omaha
New York
Washington
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Boston
Hudson River
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Montreal
Pullman
Livestock Prices Hit New Highs at South Omaha Market
About 3,700 cattle and 6,800 hogs traded as prices rose with cattle top at 8.40 a hundredweight and Nebraska fed lambs at 10.00, the first time since 1910. Sheep and lambs sold strong with lambs at 9.50 to 10.00 and shorn lambs at 8.75.
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Be Yard
South Omaha
Nebraska
Grain and hog futures close with mixed prices
In Chicago on April 29 the market shows May and July futures for wheat at about 1.14 and 1.11 dollars respectively. Corn ranges around 9.6 and 7? per bushel, oats near 6.4 and 8.4 cents, pork futures around 19.45 to 19.75 dollars, and hard and hibs fats about 10.95 to 11.24 dollars. Remaining prices list No 2 hard wheat, No 2 yellow corn, and No 3 white oats with varying cents per unit.
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Chicago
Chicago Market Summary Brings Small Beef Price Shifts
Chicago April 26 market report shows cattle receipts at 75000 head with prices 19 cents lower. Beeves steady at 8.40, Western steers quoted 5.60 to 7.00, stockers listed with varying bids.
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Chicago
Back Numbers Offer of Alliance Daily Herald Sermons
The Alliance Daily Herald issued from March 16 to April 16 with Rev. Oscar Lowry sermons at union revival meetings. Extra copies are available for fifty cents per set plus postage, last issue a souvenir edition with Lowry sermons and Mrs Moody content, five cents each thereafter.
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Alliance Daily Herald
Oscar Lowry
Alliance
Lowry
Notice to non-resident defendants in Box Butte case
In Box Butte Nebraska District Court the Equitable Land Company sues non residents lra Tipsard and Jane Bogard with Ora E Phillips for accounting on a promissory note of October 1 1910 and mortgage on an area in section 22 township 25 north range 51 West seeking judgment amount due costs and sale under sheriff with May 20 1912 deadline for answer and notice to appear at the Drake Hotel Alliance May 6 1912.
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Lra
Ora E. Phillips
Box Butte
Nebraska
Piano sale plans laid by Robinson and Blad at Alliance
W M Robinson and H C Blad arrived in Alliance at the start of the week to finalize arrangements for the great piano player sale advertised by Bennett Piano Co. in this issue. Robinson visited his farm before returning to Alliance and then planned trips to other locales.
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W. M. Robinson
H. C. Bladeet
Alliance
Bennett Piano Co
The
Herald
Mr. Robinson
J. P. Barger Reports Big Use Of Deep Tilling Machine
For over a week J P Barger has used his deep tilling machine on the Alliance Nursery farm east of town. He says the ground is in good shape this spring and the machine works fine. He is delighted with it and notes success in setting out trees in Alliance using dynamite to prepare the ground.
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Northwest
Nebraska
Gether
America
Kaulfe
Grace Munk
Dell Rapids
S. D
O. G. Anderson
Mina
John H. Kieser
Yankton
John Gerlach
Agar
P. Hert Clark
Belby
Frank Gray
Hazelton
Anton Ibe Young
Ashton
Sherman Vann
Huron
J. L. Hall
Hot Springs
Ben McBride
Wagner
J.P. Barger
The
Herald
Alliance
Town
Mr. Barger
Taxes on Real Estate Draw 10 Percent Interest Notice
Notice to taxpayers regarding real estate taxes with nine percent and penalties. official treasurer E. M. Martin announces the collection terms and contact details for the tax authority.
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Muay First
E. M. Martin, Co
Treas
Snow Drift Flour at the Fair Store
Snow Drift Flour priced at 1.55 per sack advertised by the Fair Store with contact via phone 589.
Wiscon sin Professor Addresses ONeill Business Men on Banking Reform
Dr. William A. Scott of the University of Wisconsin spoke to ONeill business leaders on banking and currency reform. He described national banking origins, the need for more currency, and the National Reserve plan to relieve bank strain, aid producers and merchants, and insulate the West from Wall Street shocks.
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O'Neill
Neb
William A. Scott
University of Wisconsin
S. J. Weekes
O'Neill National Bank
Scott
Sisters’ Academy
E. ¥. Gallagher
First National Bank
National Reserve Association
Wall Street
Gropveste
Bank Ranice
Three Killed in Illinois Central Collision North Riverside
Three persons were killed and two seriously injured when an automobile was struck by a passenger train engine on the Illinois Central line at North Riverside. The deceased victims were Mr and Mrs Robert Puffer and Morse J Streibe, who were in the car. H E Puffer and W V Logan, Studebaker salesmen, were among the injured.
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Chicago
Ilinois Central
North Riverside
Robert Puffer
Mors
JM. Streibe
HE Puffer
W. V. Logan
JL Studebaker Company
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Fairview Church Services
Washburn
Drake Hotel
A. D
Albert W. Crites
Nettleton Shoes
F. W. Irish & CO
the Quality Store
A. D. Rodgers
Forest Lumber Co
Wallace Dray
Box Butte Ave
Business Men’s Meeting