Oxford Shoes Offer Comfort for Spring and Summer
The Gering Courier notes spring and summer weather favors Oxford wear to avoid hot feet. Local retailer promotes Oxford shoes in full leather stocks on swing lasts for maximum wear and comfort. A Burlington survey crew is reportedly laying a line west from Alliance, possibly connecting with the Guernsey line near Morrill or Torrington, though no definite details are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Alliance
Guernsey
Morrill
Torrington
Gering Courier
Birth Announcements for Springers and Colburn Family
The notice reports the birth of William Harold to Mr. and Mrs. Wm A Springer last Monday. It mentions printed card announcements for friends. It also notes the Colburns welcomed their first baby, a downe ing boy, born on a Monday in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Springer
William Harold
Springer
Marcus Colburn
May marriages flood city reports in brief notice
The city records numerous nuptials including Lee A. Woody and Anna L. Hanson at Motes sonage on May 4 officiated by Rev J. L. Vallow. James M. Scott wed Zid Lyon. Mary Bauer married John P. Eckman near Alliance. Melvin E. Johnston wed Miss Bauer. Joseph W. Pa wed Mattie A. Nabb officiated by County Judge A. L. tied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee A. Woody
Marsland
Anna L. Hanson
Motes
J. L. Vallow
Scott Lyon
Miss . Bauer
Melvin E. Johnston
Ja. Johnston
A. L. Fry
United Presbyterian Church
James Johnston
Minnie Baver
A. L
Joseph W. Pa
Mattie A. Nabb
August Kroesing
Herald
Canada
Prairie chickens seen as dangerous pest in Black Hills
The Black Hills complain that grouse are 80 percent more numerous and pose a dangerous pest. The Omaha Bee recalls a time when residents needed a shotgun after mid July to guard against attacks from ferocious prairie chickens, with many unprotected travelers bitten by these birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
Omaha
Speed Department Showcases 1909 Fair Harness Record
The State Fair Speed department promotes the 1909 fair held September 5 and 6. On the final sunny day the management completed ten harness events, a United States record for game sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hyannis Nine Forfeit Improves Local Standings
Hyannis Tribune reports a Saturday baseball game between an Alliance kid nine and Hyannis did not take place as the Alliance contingent failed to appear, allowing Hyannis to avoid defeat and preserve position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannis
Kid’ Nine
Hyannis Tribune
Swine Department Promises Strong State Fair Show
The 1910 State Fair swine division will feature Poland China Berkshire Duroc Chester White Hampshire Large Yorkshire and Tamworth hogs. Prices for swine are strong and Superintendent G A Leonard of Pawnee City is assigning pens to early applicants.
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Poland
China
Berkshire
Hampshire
Yorkshire
Tamworth
G. A. Leonard
Pawnee City
Nebraska Land and AntoCo Debuts Carload Demonstration
Watch for our new carload of auto mobiles as Nebraska Land and AntoCo invites customers to a live demonstration to compare models and features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Land
AntoCo
Final Proof Notices Lead Northwestern Nebraska Herald
Under our spoils system of government western Nebraska papers favored by eastern political bosses receive publication priority for final proof notices. The Herald, not a stand out publication, gets no pay for publishing them yet prints them in condensed form as news. This issue contains more notices of this kind than any other paper in northwestern Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
East
The
Herald
Wanted Stock Pastured in Sherman County Nebraska
Classified notice seeks livestock kept on pasture in Sherman County Nebraska. Request lists stock available across multiple parcels and emphasizes pasture access and location within the county. Contact details unavailable in the fragment.
Embossed and Engraved Printing Offer
The Herald office offers embossed and engraved stationery at same or lower price as traveling salesmen. Orders taken at the office with quick delivery and guaranteed satisfaction.
Railway Notes and Personals Highlight Alliance Yard
James starts as a new employee in the pr yard. Conductor Brindley fell ill and could not operate. Conductor Andy Dwyer dies to the sorrow of railroad men. Frank Slote resigns to seek rest in California and Walter Metz takes his post. Mrs. W G Conners, Mrs. J F Holly, and others travel for visits. Joseph Lynch, J K Kindelbaugh plan trips and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Dwyer
Joseph Lynch
Alliance
Betebenner
Mr. Lynch
Minnesota
Frank Slote
Water Service
Fisher Gilshannon Wedding At Holy Rosary Church
Henry E. Fisher and Ellen M. Gilshhannon wed at Holy Rosary church in Alliance on April 27 1910. The couple plans a westward honeymoon then heads to Burlingame Washington where Fisher assumes charge of a store. Bride and groom are longtime members of the Alliance community and are warmly praised by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary Church
Alliance
Henry E. Fisher
Ellen M. Gilshhannon
Thomas Gilshannon
Miss Gilshannon
Electric light to turn day into night for work and pleasure
Old copy notes The Ladies Floral Cabinet images printed by wood cuts. The Herald reports electric light will extend activity into night hours in population centers, with no heat and work possible as readily as by day. It predicts shifts toward nocturnal schedules and increased use for pleasure and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Carey
Herald
Pictorial Home Companion
Bat
Wedlock at Havelock Wedding Announcement
The notice informs that Leslie David Kauffman and Sigrid Victoria Johnson were married on Thursday April 28 1910 in Havelock Nebraska with home to be established after June 1 in Alliance Nebraska. Both parties are well known in the city and the groom is a popular salesman at the Famous Clothing House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie David Kauffman
Sigrid Victoria Johnson
Havelock
Nebraska
Alliance
The
Herald
Announcement of a New Happy Home in Our City
We congratulate the couple and extend best wishes as we announce the establishment of another happy home in our city. The message expresses pleasure and offers heartfelt congratulations to the new family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woopy-tanson
Ing
Fire-Proof Garage Planned by J C McCorkle on Baxter Property
J C McCorkle buys the Baxter property on Wyoming avenue near Laramie and Cheyenne. A brick cottage now stands. a 50 by 80 foot garage will be built with start soon. He will insure the building and contents and aims for an absolutely fire proof facility, possibly the only one of its kind in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McCorkle
Baxter
Wyoming Avenue
Laramie
Cheyenne Avenues
McCorkle
Lincoln State Journal Launches Deep Discount Subscription Drive
The Lincoln State Journal announces a new subscription campaign offering the paper to January 1, 1911 for $2 and Sundays at $2.50. The policy stops delivery when time is up and charges only for individual readers who pay. The paper touts reliability, enterprise, and state coverage as it grows its audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln State Journal
State Daily
T.W's With Mrs Pate Host Club Meeting
The T Ws and Mrs Pate hosted a Wednesday afternoon club gathering with all members except Mrs Fisherman who was in Denver. An old fashioned luncheon delighted the ladies of modern fashion and the event marked Mrs Pate’s final entertainment before moving to Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N's
W R. Pate
Fisherman
Denver
Typographical Errors Plague The Herald Last Week
The Herald faced many typographical mistakes last week due to a sick editor and a rushed process. An article on State Capital Removal was dictated to a stenographer, then sent without full proofreading, leading to numerous errors in the final copy.
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Herald
Nebraska Rain Boosts Planting Prospects Across Counties
Weather update notes a beneficial weekend rain across Box Butte and nearby counties improving ground for potatoes and corn. A light drizzle continued into Thursday morning, aiding soil moisture for early planting preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Butte
Nebraska
Voting Contests Differ in Prizes and Trust
The Herald contrasts its voting contest with others by noting prizes come from reliable local dealers. Premiums include a $300 piano from the Bennett Company, a five year guaranteed Free sewing machine from Geo D Darling, and a $30 14k gold U S assay watch from F E Holston. Bennett due bills are transferable toward pianos until December 1 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Bennett Company
Alliance
Geo. D. Darling
Mr. Darling
F. E. Holston
U. S
Holsten
Uncalled For Letters at Alliance Post Office 1910
A list of uncalled letters remaining at Alliance Nebraska post office for the week ending April 25 1910. If unclaimed by May 10 1910 these items will go to the Dead Letter Office in Washington D C. Names include Hales Lawler Burke Nelson Wilson and several others. Postmaster Ira E Tasu signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Nebraska
Washington, D. C
Hales
Wm. Lawler
Harry
Nnd
Myron M. Alley
Frank Burke
J.cintosh
James H. Butler
Lawrence Malens
EJ Conver
Mike Nelson
Louise Coulan
Powell Collins
Ciara Rasdel
George Clayton Pomer
Riley
Louis Chi
Noberts
Rile
Snyder
Fruizer
Mleshy
Lee Jarlum
Martin Walker Kilmer
May Wilson
Lucy On
C Woodward
James Hodleston
Geo Yearwood
Iverson
Andrew W Young
Alliance High School Tennis Club Court Fees Rise
Notice states nonmembers must pay 5 dollars per season to use courts due to rapid club growth. Alumni not previously members may use courts by paying 50 cents enrollment. Also a classified note seeks stock pasture land across county in Sheridan County Nebraska Land Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance High School Tennis Club
Birth Notices Requested For The Herald Readers
The Herald requests reader submissions for birth notices to publish as prominent notices in upcoming editions. Provide necessary data to announce the arrival of the new child, celebrating this joy for the parents and the community.
Grandstaff Family Thanks Community After Sorrow
The Grandstaff family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for gestures of kindness during their time of sorrow. They offer a prayer blessings and acknowledge support from the community. The message ends with an appeal from Nebraska Land Co. to home investors seeking quick land profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Land
Nebraska Land Co
Methodist Church Announces Regular Services Next Sunday
The Methodist Episcopal Church invites all to attend regular services next Sunday morning and evening as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Looking Unto Jesus Sermon at United Presbyterian Church
The United Presbyterian Church lists next Sunday's morning sermon titled Looking Unto Jesus and an evening topic David's Confidence in God's Grace. A Christian Union gathering is scheduled for 7 00 p m.
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United Presbyterian Church
Jesus
David
Christian Union
Holy Rosary Church Sunday Mass Times Schedule
The Holy Rosary Catholic Church lists Sunday Masses at 7:00, 9:00, and 10:30 a.m. with the third Sunday of each month offering 9:00 and 10:30 a.m. only. An evening service is held every Sunday at 7:30 p.m. signed by Rev. W. L. McNamara, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. McNamara
St Matthew's Church Weekly Worship Schedule
Services for the week start on Sunday May Lib with Holy Communion at 6 am. Morning Prayer and sermon at 11 am. Evening Prayer and Sermon. Sunday School at 9 am. Choir practice Friday at 8 pm.
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Perm Sunday School
Circuit M E Church Services Next Sunday
The society schedules services at Fairview and Berea. Berea service is at 3 30 p m with Sunday School at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Circuit M. E. Church
We Soaeiet
Fairview
Berea
Morning and Evening Talks at First Presbyterian Church
Morning topic Delight in God's Serenade appears on Sunday order. Evening topic Christ at the Cell presents a reflective service at the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Christ At the Ell
School Term Endings Reported in Several Districts
Miss Edyth Dixon closed a seven months term in Dist. No. 60 and will likely stay in Alliance over the summer. Miss Nellie Coffin finished a seven months term in Dist. 28. Miss Elizabeth Phillips ends an eight months term in Dist. 14. County eighth grade exams are set for May 13 and 14 at Avon High School and at Hemingford and Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edyth Dixon
Alliance
Nellie Coffin
Tn Dist
Elizabeth Phillips
Avon
Hemingford and
Marsand
Country Correspondence Aims to Cover Fifty Mile Radius
The Herald seeks to expand its country correspondence network to include all neighborhoods within fifty miles of Alliance. The goal is to increase representation from rural communities and neighboring towns through ongoing recruitment and submissions.
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Herald
Final Proof Notices From Various Regions Displayed
Notices list final proof affidavits and filings with names such as Catron Isaac 44 and Claude Ivan Rodgers WV dated 1949 and 1941, plus references to areas Alliance June 1 and June 2, and names WC Thom W C Brown Ed Boone Donahoe Patrick Rom KR Kincald Joho Bell Jas Thayer Othu Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catron
Isaac
Bridged
Wis Harnad
Swanger
Ireland
Rodgers
Claude Ivan
Alliance
WC Thom
W C Brown
FO Biniie
Ed Boone
Nomere
Donahoe
Patrick
Rom KR Kincald
Joho
Bell
Jas Thayer
Othu Clark
Dog Tax Notice Ends With Disposal Offer At City Hall
Citizens with dogs not wanting city tax may bring animals to city hall for disposal. Tax due date noted as May tat with D Laxprican, Chief of Police, cited on notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tat
D. Laxprican
Chiat
Shop invites patrons for quality work and fair treatment
A shop invites all former customers and the public to visit and receive quality service and fair treatment, urging callers to drop by for satisfactory estimates and dependable results.
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Alliance Cash Shoe Store
noorr-Nan
Sheridan Co
Holsten’s
Eo, W. Duncan & Son
Grocers
Go. James
Pr Yards
Jet Aepa
Seneca
J. G
Hills
Clyde Bullock
Hoskin
F. G. Gurley
Sheridan
Brindley
J. F. Holly
Fremont
Con. Cotant
Lincoln
Ravenna
A. N. Hoskins
Grand Island
W G. Eubanks
Edgemont
Frank Chambers
Virginia
Dick Eubanks
Mr. Kindelbaugh
J. K
Niagara Falls
New York City
Washington
Iowa
Kindelbaughb
Walter Metz
Mr. Metz
Bridgeport
Alliance Hospital
Mrs. Metz
Norton Block
Gilshannon-Fisher
T.w’s
Mrs. Pate
McCluer
Sertion
Ira E. Tasu
Golden Red Bottling Works
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
ST. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Owens
C. T. Huss
Mer
Alliance National Bank
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