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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
4
The Herald notes a record shipment of trees and nursery stock to Alliance and urges ongoing care and cultivation. It argues that trees need constant attention, not just initial planting, to thrive in western Nebraska and supports continued expansion of tree planting with proper culture and season-long care.
Burlington officials report land purchase in Falls City adjoining tracks at 800 per acre for eight acres. The Guernsey tunnel nearing completion with center meeting of bores. Changes at Crews include O H Newman called to Falls City, C F McDonald replacing him. Greer visits from Omaha for a recent meeting. painters saunter to San Francisco for exposition. Powell resigns at Crawford. Arnold joins as chief clerk replacing Ar rison and praises Alliance as best little city in the state.
L Lang brother of Rev Titus Lang pastor of Immanuel Lutheran in Alliance has completed studies at a St Louis seminary and received a call as a missionary to India.
Mrs. George Davis and Mrs. Martha Patmore of Alliance Chapter 185 attended the state convention at Hastings with Davis serving as a state officer and Patmore as delegate. Davis received reappointment as Grand Lecturess for her service this year. A post convention party at Kearney drew eighteen grand officers.
An installation lunch was served by the incoming officers. Installation will be held at the next meeting night.
Notice announces a meeting at eight o'clock on May 24 in the Assembly Row of the Court House Alliance Nebraska to consider transferring cemetery grounds to the City of Alliance. Trustees will meet at the same time and place for the same purpose. Full attendance urged. E P Woods President
The Interior Department designated about 363000 acres in Idaho Montana North Dakota South Dakota and Oregon for entry in 320 acre tracts under the enlarged homestead act with residence required. Lew Wallace court 148 Tribe of Ben Hur held a second meeting at Nation Hall with strong turnout and new members. next gathering May 24 at Odd Fellows Hall under district manager Buck and state manager Cassidy.
Morning services led by Rev. A R Haislup as evening services canceled for the baccalaureate sermon at the Phelan opera house.
The City of Alliance Nebraska will hold a Road of Equalization meeting at City Hall on Monday evening June 7. Mayor PrP. Be. Romig and Clerk Carter Calder will preside. A misread note mentions a person returning from a six week trip to Los Angeles.
Cattle receipts reached about 6 500 head with steady to strong demand for night and handy weight beeves. Veal calves sold up to 1075, while stock cattle and feed steers moved slowly and prices trended lower. Hog lots totaled 11 900 with most sales at 7.35 to 7.40 and top bids at 7.45 amid weak shipping demand.
An eighty acre farm near Kansas City Missouri seeks exchange for a small ranch in the sand hills. Mail Box 83 Route 4 Harrisonville Mo 22-2-5501. A northwest Nebraska acre age wanted in exchange for a top Pecos Valley farm valued at $12,000. Address French Fisher Roswell New Mexico.
For sale two good buggies and one spring wagon and surrey. Car rolls at Blacksmith op behind Rod ere Grocery. Auto for sale model 79 Overland 35 horsepower in perfect running order. Public auction by H P at the Ford Garage at two o clock Saturday afternoon May 22nd.
The notice invites travelers to call at the Hotel Ashby when in town for a good meal or a clean, fresh bed, highlighting hospitality services.
C R Shall, Broken Bow Nebraska lists tomatoes cabbage and sweet potatoes for 50 cents per hundred postpaid. Contact 22-41-5496.
Rooming house for sale in a good location with contact phone 277. Listing indicates properties available and prompts inquiry.
A twin topaz stick pin attached to a chain is missing. Finder is urged to return it to the Herald office or call 100. May 20, 11-5569.
Help needed for pasture keeping in Marsland Nebraska. Contact C. V. Kennedy by mail or phone 340 before the listed date. Photograph and reference not required. Suitable for pasture use and care.
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