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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
7
The Nebraska Stock Growers association announces its annual meeting in Hyannis Nebraska on June 15 and 16. Members and interested stock raisers are urged to attend as important matters will be presented at the convention. NEBRASKA STOCK GROWERS ASSN 47-51.
Montana visitor Mr Hubbard spent Friday night at the Elsea home en route to Colorado with horses. A Moravek schoolhouse box supper supported the farmers union. Joe Kennedy located his last call in Elsea’s pasture while Mr Nichols visited Petersons. Osmore Howe dropped by Bros home. James Eaton and Abe Hall toured Alliance to see a doctor about Abe’s hand. Joe Winton resumed plowing at Joe Cahn place. Miss Alice Roberts returned to Mitchell after a successful Henderson district term. Zoette Nichols reports Hay Springs job she likes. Alberta and Homer Hall spent weekend with grandmother Mrs Elsen. Thirty four reasons keep the bonus bill alive in fen cet all re election.
Mrs. Ralph Shrewsbury recovers after an operation at St Joseph hospital in Alliance. The town reports on road work, dances, school programs, ball games, and residents like Schonard, Kennedy, and Moore, with upcoming games against Bingham and Antioch.
Lakeside A W Tyter hauled freight from the station to his ranch Saturday. Miss Margaret Cody rode to Ellsworth for a big dance. Mr and Mrs C C Wilson and daughter from north of town visited here. Henry Stoop drove to Byeeey and visited the Hyland home. M H Whaley, Lee Meeker, Fred Speer and Walter House went to Ellsworth for the dance. Donald Wilson of Antioch spent the weekend with relatives. Roy Burgner was in town Sunday afternoon. He formerly ran a garage here and now lives on the Frank Palmer ranch west of town. Wee and Jock Ballencer of near Linzham visited here for the weekend. J L Roe drove to the Van Mietine ranch Sunday afternoon.
Walter and Glen Hows Abe Tinder hill and John McGinnia attended the ball game at Edisworth Sunday. Elis Wort Won by a score of 16 to 45. Mrs Berwin DeBord and son Pied Speer drove from their home in the country Monday to spend the day with Mrs Glenn House. Ray Feline moved to the Kirke place Sunday. Mrs Feline and the three children went to Clare Wilson Saturday evening for a visit. Mrs Wilson E. F. Osborn and family drove out to the Charlee Carey home Sunday. Viree car loads of cattle were moved here at the stock yards for the VanAlstine ranch. Dick McConaughe and two others drove them out Monday forenoon. Mr and Mrs Ray Cameron were shopping here Tuesday. C M Carey was in town after ranch supplies Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Harry Munick of the Jennings neighborhood drove in Tuesday to meet the former’s father who arrived that day on 44. William Bean drove to Alliance on Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Howard Jones and Mrs Wilber Goodrich as passengers. Lon Trester was in town Wednesday morning. A nice bunch of evergreen and pine trees were unloaded here Tuesday morning for the Star ranch. The ladies old society served 2 chicken dinners at the church Wednesday.
Community club plans a May 24 meeting at Mrs. Carl Nichols with salad and cake and ice makings for ice cream. The Angora school year ends with a Friday picnic at Hutchinson grove and a Dove’s hall closing program with diplomas presented by Superintendent Kelly.
A fragment from a Boston Transcript dialogue shows a poet seeking color for a pastoral poem and a farmer replying in rural slang. The Columbia Record appears to request Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's spiritual view on the land of departed spirits in a brief, cryptic exchange.
Mrs. F. H. Smith spent weekend with son Fenner in Alliance and daughter Reed may stay with them. Mrs. Frank Shawley returned to Crawford with Helen Kennedy for vacation. May exams at Antioch arranged by Mrs Summers. Antioch High Commencement set for May 25 with Dr Minor Morris of Alliance as speaker.
Dr. C M Brooks spoke at the Hemingford Methodist church addressing a large crowd. Rev A J May returned from assisting in hospital fund drives. Mrs S A Grimes visited Wyoming relatives. Amos Haile family plans farming near town. Students stay in University Place for schooling. baccalaureate sermon set for next Sunday. Pine Ridge picnic planned for seventh and eighth graders. decor work by Bayard visitors. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Harry Wildy’s home. Walter Jones visited from Alliance Burlington. Ida Clark of Alliance schools visited the Embree home. A sharp note ends with a Columbia Record quote on punishment.
A special one day medical event arrives in Alliance featuring United Roctors’ Specialists offering treatment for chronic diseases. The clinic runs from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and showcases the physicians’ reported success with long standing health issues.
The diagnostician of the United Doctors offers free consultation examination and advice for chronic diseases of men women and children. They claim to have a sure treatment method that avoids operations for appendicitis gall stones and other conditions and invite kidney or bladder patients to bring a urine sample for analysis. Married women must bring husbands and minors their parents.
It will be to your advantage to see me when you need a farm loan. E. C. Barker, First National Bank Building.
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