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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
6
A historical critique argues that Republicans protect the money trust because major corporations own national banks and many Republican lawmakers are borrowers. It predicts Secretary McAdoo will request banks to disclose loans to senators and representatives, promising revealing findings.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children. It claims the product meets mothers' desires for safe effective relief and asks all dealers in the area to stock it. Sold by F. E. Holsten.
Nugent, once state chairman, hosts a dinner at Scotty's in Avon with New Jersey National Guard officers. He proclaims Woodrow Wilson as governor to his guests, drinks are refused, and he is soon deposed by the state committee. Edward W. Grosseup succeeds him as party leader amid broad progressive reforms in New Jersey law and governance.
Neighborly notes recount visits to Alliance and Hemingford with names such as Curtly veterinary and Mrs. Murphy. Miss McGinnis re-employed as teacher, Geraldine McGinnis named principal, and Mrs. Edith Barker to supervise domestic science in McCook. President Hayes spoke at Maryville on Missouri teachers’ events.
Neighbors attend Mr. Gillidis funeral in Alliance. Mrs. Bertha Ashbaugh visits Coker home. Dill Ashbaugh’s daughter noted as Scotieblatt native. Local residents visit, churchgoing, and smallpox scare. Birth reported May 1 with baby girl to Joe and Mrs. Coupons. Community routine updates include farming, ranch activity, and visits across Alliance and District No. 1.
Governor Morehead proclaims May 17 as Fire Prevention and Clean Up Day urging towns to remove inflammable material and improve property. calls on mayors teachers and citizens to participate through sweeping cleanups, proper stove care, and bonfire caution to reduce fire loss statewide.
Northwestern clients received new patent grants reported by D Swift & Co patent lawyers in Washington DC. The firm offers copies of any patent for ten dollars or equivalent.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names and product terms such as NEDR Mino Boom Bladen Auto mate gate Frank BE Fender Lin coln Burner Ralph Neiman Len caster Music leaf turner Gro H Tutue Lincoln Safety razor SD Gilbert S. McGee Powell Potato digger.
Fast Thunder a noted Pine Ridge red man from Chadron came down Friday night and, by drinking heavily, tried to clean up a few tee pes of his brethren north of the rack. He was badly used up with a broken nose and was taken to the city by ambulance. Wisequaw washed his wounds and returned him to the agency Sunday.
The Herald announces a new series titled Popular Talks on Law by a noted attorney. The first article This week will cover Will Power in a clear engaging style, titled Wille Breakable and Unbreakkable. Readers are urged to follow for accessible legal insights.
Carl Wagoner buys Archie Clinton's bear and tries to move it by auto. The bear bites, claws cushions, and injures the driver. Local residents rope and hogtie the beast. the bear is finally shipped to a museum amid frantic scenes and worried neighbors.
The Geological Survey invites competent map engravers for positions with salaries from 3 dollars a day to 1600 dollars a year. No exam required, but work samples must be submitted. Chief Engraver in Washington seeks qualified applicants to uphold the high standard of hand engraving.
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