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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1922
Page
7
J R Lawrence announces his run for Box Butte Nebraska county commissioner Third District subject to Democratic primaries on July 18 122 He frames himself as a good roads enthusiast pledging a business-like administration and equality and justice for all.
Ed Zochor returns home from hospital Ernny and is recovering. High winds blow down many telephone poles and three windmills, with hay racks destroyed. Hog shipments and hospital visits noted, plus local political meeting and multiple visits. A remark on a scenario writer contrasts with architecture.
Local notes recount visits and travel among Lakeside residents. H. B. Schnorr, Mrs. Forney, and others are mentioned with trips to Kansas and Alliance. Guests at the Glenn House, a Mother's Day program at the school, and various social calls mark the week. Early week arrivals and medical visits supplement the town’s routine.
Mr Johnson motored to town on Thursday. Miss Jessie Burns planned a school picnic for her pupils. Mr and Mrs Trine drove to Alliance Friday. Mr Tabor also traveled to Alliance on business. Mr Crawford of Easley visited Friday. Cal Hashman made a business call in Alliance. The state truck is used on local roads. Trotzky is quoted in the New York Telegraph remarking the Soviet Government needs no outside aid as seven million Russians are fed by charity.
Amos Haile and family arrive in Hemington. May funds secured for Methodist hospital in Scottshblut. Pulpit filled by Rev. FP Williams. High school class day reported as pleasant. W A Clark returns from Denver after operation. Congregational church improvements progress. Three new hitching racks installed by chamber. Streets to be repaired by dirt hauling. Hemingford students attend Alliance track meet. Interior redecorating in John Kinsella’s house. Miss Delsing’s room cancels picnic due to weather. A M Miller and Alex Muirhead Omaha trip. Visitors from C H Hughes and Mrs Metuen to Alliance. Several locals ill or visiting. Wind storms with minor damage. Senior graduation plans set for May 25–26 at opera house. Eighth graders ready for freshman year. Margaret Kiester weekend visit.
W A Olin ger toured Alliance before week end, returning Monday night. He logged the GI C route as favored over North Star, notes no spring work on G P C but sees Broadwater to Alliance as improvable. He warns promises to road boosters may not be carried out, cites G O P efficiency talk and fish remark.
An old advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache headaches and weak kidneys. Mrs Weet of Buffalo endorses the product, claiming rapid relief and longtime household use. Price listed as 0c at dealers.
Annual gathering of the Nebraska Stock Growers Association scheduled in Hyannis Nebraska on June 15 and 16 with members to attend and discuss stock raising matters. Invitation extended to all interested in stock raising business. The unusual supplement includes a comic line from a story about a cannibal king remarking on eating the head chef by mistake.
Fragmentary dialogue mentions Bertie and Misa Passee with teasing remarks about appearance and recognition, reflecting a cryptic exchange. The overheard lines hint at a social scene or theatrical quip, leaving the broader context unclear.
A jailhouse exchange reveals a defiant prisoner telling the judge he is a hard man. The judge retorts that a sixty day soak will test his hardness, reflecting a stern courtroom moment.
In a brief Globe item a columnist cites Solomon’s line There is no new thing under the sun while remarking on humanity’s relation to modern media and the radio age.
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