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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
7
J R Lawrence declares his run for county commissioner in Box Butte Nebraska Third District subject to Democratic primary on July 18 1522 He promotes road policy guided by majority will and a business like administration with a focus on equality and justice for all.
Lakeside residents and visitors share movements and events from Monday to Wednesday. George Cooper and family delivered produce. Mrs Barneby returned from Mullen. Hyland family moved back to Lakeside. local workers and merchants report shifts and service changes. A new baby girl was born to J and Mrs Glenn House on May 9.
Convict No. 111 says Bill the Muggin is the most popular hold-up man in Chicago. Convict No. 117 adds he returns carfare and now keeps the loot, claiming the cream of the trace.
The Antioch women's club met May 4 in the club room decorated with plants from Mrs. FY HW. Smith. Toasts honored mothers. Mee Coapheil read her piece on "The Mes ih" and Mrs. Homer Wilbon spoke on the topic. Children enjoyed a marshmallow roast at a class bonfire supervised by Mr. Krickbaum. a windstorm damaged a school tank and window, injuring Howard Greenfield.
Fowling Ivor Meeker the assessor dined at Eatons Saturday. Miss Roberts spent the evening at the Fosket home. The Wilkins dance drew a large crowd and a fine time was reported. Mrs Stella Hall gradually improves after a severe smallpox attack. Laura McCart staying with Mr and Mrs Helen Elsen. Helen Elsen and son visited her mother Mrs Brus Saturday. Mrs Fosket visited last week with sister Mrs Melvin Miller of Denver. Carter of Hemingford visited N E Hurlburt helped Jasper Colvin on his car Saturday. Ab Hall suffers a boil on his hand. Bart and Jim Henderson attended the Wilkins dance. Mr Hungerford and daughter of Marclard passed through enroute to Denver Saturday. Fred Crawford and children attended the auto show Saturday.
Miss Alice Roberts and Mika Joon attend a Salulay evening at Eaton's and the Wilpatricks report a high shipment of goods this week. Mrs. Kilpatrick visits Alliance, box reel talent night planned May 12, and several families, including the Crawfords, share meals or trips around town.
The ordinance establishes Sewer District No. 39 in Alliance, Nebraska, detailing included real estate in Books H and E, Forest Sub-Additions to Duncan's North Side, and adjacent streets. It repeals conflicting ordinances 311 and 317 and those portions. The measure, approved May 11, 1922, takes effect upon passage, approval and publication. A second item notes Emma Collman’s claim that Americans call the Russian revolution a complete failure.
A religious note cites Romans 1 16 about the gospel’s power for salvation to everyone who believes. It emphasizes boldness in preaching and faith as the path to grace.
The sermon contrasts Paul and early apostles with popular church trends, urging biblical preaching over entertaining shows. It defines the gospel as Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection and emphasizes baptism, obedience, and living a Christian life as the path to salvation and freedom from sin.
A crude exchange unfolds as a Black speaker chides a man from Boston for using offensive language and gestures, insisting he communicates plainly and rejects coded finger talk. The incident centers on racial insults and a demand for direct speech amid a tense confrontation.
A church sermon stresses salvation to serve and the gospel's unlimited power. Stephen J. Rpler urges believers to embody faith openly and endure obediences, referencing Paul and the scripture I am not ashamed of the gospel.
Mr Charles Hookham and daughter drove 10 miles to Hemingford where Mr and Mrs Hookham and Miss Murry attended a Sunday visit at the George Finherty home. The Lawn beat Fairview 10 to 1 in the afternoon game at the Lawn diamond. The home team played well as their first game of the season. Mr and Mrs Joe Romer spent Sunday in Hemingford. Jay Hall is ill with a smallpox scare this week. The Liberty local plans a program with a box supper next Friday night.
A classroom joke shows a six year old, Elsie, mishearing a teaching example about beauty. She imagines her father commenting on weeds in a vase of flowers, hilariously misunderstanding the point.
A Washington Post quote notes that in American politics no partisan has ever belonged to the same party as their opponent, highlighting a persistent cross party division.
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