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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1921

Page

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Alliance School Board Plans Two New Buildings

The Alliance school board will proceed with constructing a grade school in the eastern part of the city and the junior high school on the existing high school lots. Bond issues approved last year were delayed due to rising costs, but current conditions have improved, making a bond sale probable soon and contracts to be let within two months.

Alliance School Board Chamber of Commerce Com- Zevist Vantage

Railway Business Not Brisk In Northwest Country

General Superintendent Al G. Smart of the Wyoming district reports dull business on the Wyoming lines of the Burlington. Indications of rising passenger traffic and Salt Creek oil development exist, but overall conditions remain weak with no coal market and limited activity in the Sheridan district and Kirby mines. Oil companies invest heavily in Caspar and related tracks, yet no overture to extend oil fuel use to locomotives is seen.

State Journal al G. Smart Wyoming Burlington Lincoln Alliance Salt Creek Casper Sheridan Kirby Lee

Prospects for large turnout at Alliance hardware meeting

J Schein chairman of the Alliance district of the Nebraska retail hardware dealers association says fifty western Nebraska towns respond promptly. The district dealers plan a May 19 business session in Alliance with most dealers likely to attend. The program centers on shop talks and discussions of retail hardware trade problems.

J. Schein Alliance Nebraska Retail Hardware Dealers’ Association Nebraska

Weather update shows frost tonight and rising weekend temps

The forecast calls for fair and continued cool conditions with frost tonight. Saturday will bring increasing cloudiness and higher temperatures in the west and central portions.

Ivey Outlines Salesmanship Course in Alliance

Prof. Paul W. Ivey of the University of Nebraska spoke in Alliance about a salesmanship course to start after term end. The seven week program costs 10 dollars, with weekly one hour lectures and round table discussions. A five member chamber committee aims to enroll eighty participants and lectures will also visit Grand Island Beatrice and Scottsbluff.

Paul W. Ivey School of Commerce University of Nebraska Alliance Ivey Grand Island Beatrice Scottsblaff Chamber of Commerce

Expression Students Shine at May Festival

Alliance School stage show under Mrs. Jnice McCorkle Dunning featured songs dances and solos at the Imperial theater. Notable performances included Elsie Simpson Verna Dow Betty Harper Phylena Finch and a twelve grade girls maypole and garden dances.

Alliance Schoola Jnice McCorkle Dunning Imperial Theater Elsie Simpson Verna Dow Inc Daisy Wiletta Cox Betty Harper Phylena Finch Mary Elizabeth Griffith Elenor Beal Virginia Lester Florence Carlson Mac” Dunning Wanda Adams Irma Ellis Dorothy Reynolds

Alliance Debating Team Advances In State Championship

Alliance High School debating team won the first round of the state championship at Lincoln by defeating Fairbury High School Thursday evening. The team faces Cathedral High School of Lincoln next, with one more series left before finals. Ward received the news this morning from Superintendent W R Pate.

Alliance High School Lincoln

Funeral Service for Mrs Jane Earp Tonight

Mrs Jane Earp died yesterday afternoon at home after a long illness. A brief service is planned at Darl undertaking parlors this evening at 8 o clock and the body will be sent to Grand Pass for burial. Interment will follow Sunday at Palmer cemetery beside her husband. She was eighty two and survived by two daughters and three sons. Her sister and other relatives accompany the remains to Grand Pass.

Jane Earp Coventer Prince Tren J. W. DeMoar Ughter Sylvia Grand Pass

Visit Notes Highlight Scott Lee's Return Home

Mrs. Jay Duncan reports a visit by Scott Lee, formerly employed at The Famous, as he returns to his home. The line indicates arrival and personal update during a social call.

Scott Lee The Famous

Alliance Council Approves Water Bond Sale

Alliance City Council met in May, approving a 10 000 extension bond sale to Omaha Trust Co at 95 and a lease contract with local bill posters for five years to recoup expenses. The body also established sewer district 39, delineated city departments, employe limits, and required bonds and duties for department heads.

Alliance City Council Omaha Trust Omaha Neb Grant Yellowstone and Missouri Avenues Eighth Street Tenth Street Kemmish

Carey to Address Freight Rate Hearing in Denver

Secretary George M. Carey of the Alliance chamber of commerce is slated to appear at an interstate commerce commission hearing at the federal court building in Denver on May 19. The commission will consider freight rates on fruits vegetables and livestock. Paul Findlay merchandise manager for the California fruit growers association will stop in Alliance on his return from the East and address local merchants.

George M. Carey Alliance Chamber of Commerce Interstate Commerce Commission Federal Court Building Denver Paul Findlay California Fruit Growers’ Association Alliance

American Legion to Hold Next Meeting on Tuesday Evening

Alliance post No. 7 American Legion will hold its monthly dinner and meeting at the Alliance hotel on Thursday evening this week canceled due to the Scottish Rite reunion. Important matters include completion of the program for Memorial Day observance and plans for a Savion race meet. The region has been offered two or three of the best concessions at the fair grounds.

Alliance Post No. 7 American Legion Alliance Hotel

John Haslow Buys Jack Miller Property on Missouri Avenue

John Haslow purchases the Jack Miller property on Missouri Avenue. Mrs. Harry Loomis of Berea, an Alliance visitor last Friday. Eula Lee, a teacher from Antioch, spent the weekend with her brother.

John Haslow Jack Miller Missouri Avenue Harry Loomis Berea Alliance Eula Lee Antioch

Mrs Emma Long Heads to Seattle for Summer

Mrs Emma Long of Chicago en route to Seattle Washington where she will spend the summer after aiding her cousin Miss Edna Bonsdict this week.

Emma Long Chicago Edna Bonsdict Seattle Wash

Lloyd Thomas on Last Lap of Auto Trip and Potash Find

Dalhart Texas May 5 1921 Lloyd Thomas describes the Texas panhandle trip from Amarillo to Dalhart with flood roads in the south and dry potash beds discovered near Amarillo. He notes salt beds at 700 feet and oil drill insights, plus irrigation details at Plainview and Georgetown. He mentions Alliance connections and Panhandle Plains chamber activities.

Lloyd Thomas Dalhart Tex Amarillo Texas Panhandle Alliance Nebraska Panhandle Houston U.S. A Austin Texas Panhandle Abilene Nebraska Fames Es Repalrae Antioch Wildcat Box Butte County Post C. W. Poat Grapenute Fame Plainview Georgetown RK. F. Baker Panhandle Plains Fine Capital Monster Texas University Amarillo Te Aa Grae Lloyd C. Thomas

Children’s Day proposed by Rev A J Kearns in Alliance

Rev A J Kearns of First Presbyterian urges Alliance churches to stage a distinct Children’s Day with a parade featuring Old Glory and cross colors, brief addresses by civic and church leaders, and ice cream. He cites Brooklyn’s centennial school parade as inspiration and notes Sunday schools increasingly favor Children’s Day observances.

A. J. Kearns First Presbyterian Church China Alliance Churches Kearns Alliance Zion Brooklyn Brook United States

Judge Crow Seeks Ground for Summer Camp Visit

Judge William Iron Crow of Manderson, S C mails a note to County Judge Tash requesting pasture and camping ground for a tribal court colleague. He says a visiting Indian delegation will come during the war era and hopes for a cordial professional visit this summer.

Tash William Iron Crow Manderson S. C Indiana Crow Court of Domestic Relations Judg William Birdhead William Tron Crow

Grand I couple wed by county judge Wednesday

Mrs. Walter assists Mr. Perry at Van ven studio. Carl A. Hanson and Miss Bessie M. Farley both of Grand I were married by County Judge Wednesday morning.

Mrs. Walter Mr. Perry van Ven Carl A. Hanson Bessie M. Farley Grand I

Office to Install New Steel Office Equipment

A new set of steel office equipment is being installed in the office of W. C. Mounts, clerk of the district court, as part of updates to upgrade administrative facilities.

W. C. Mounts

Fast Harness Horses Arrive for Alliance Race Meet

Horses arrive for Alliance track meet as Peter Native and Armado head a strong stable. Whi trained pacer Whitefoot and Litton Jr show form, with workouts daily. June 15 to 17 set for the race meet amid a busy week including the stockmen’s convention.

Jack Lewis Pueblo Colo Peter Native Peter Lewis Armado Colorado Lewie Lucille Fouter Worcenberger Donna Peter C. Donna Athol Peter Direct Alliance Frank Cows Totwood Whi Litton, Jr Prof Litton Bata Jimmy Dale Camagigio Kentucke Bishop Speed Association Peter Ery Eens Whitefoot Nick Ronin Fremont Western Nebraska

Big Scottish Rite Reunion Draws Masons to Alliance

The third annual Scottish Rite reunion gathers Masons from western Nebraska as degrees from fourth to thirty second are exemplified. Omaha Consistory No 1 hosts events at the Alliance lodge with ceremonies Saturday, breaking records for western Nebraska masonry. W. R. H. praises the turnout and notes many candidates traveled from across the state.

Reu Union Western Alliance Nebraska

Mrs Frank Shreve Ana and Miss Leona Leave For Bluff Weekend

Mrs Frank Shreve Ana and Miss Leona depart at noon to spend the weekend at Bluff with Mrs James Osborn, the sister of the former.

Frank Shreve Ana Leona Bluff James Osborn

Ed Fletcher Trip Poem Mentions Denver and Colorado Springs

A fragmentary note references Mr and Mrs Ed Fletcher taking a trip to Denver and Colorado Springs. The casual poem hints at travel interests without detailing dates or destinations.

Ed. Fletcher Denver Colorado Springs

John Glass and H Cass Event in Alliance fragment

Fragmentary note mentions John Glass and H Cass in Alliance with unclear context and missing details about date or event.

John Glass F H Cass

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Bonds Northwest Country District Hardware Expression Jay Duncan Carey Rev Judge Iron Crow Jack Alliance Scottish Rite Reunion
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