Mountain Time Table May 1912 For Rail Lines
Effective May 65 1912 the schedule shows eastbound No 42 daily arriving 12 18 am leaving 12 45 am and No 44 daily arriving 11 20 am leaving 11 40 am Westbound No 41 daily from Edgemont Black Hills Billings arriving 3 55 am leaving 4 19 am No 43 daily from Edgemont Billings arriving 12 30 pm leaving 12 50 pm Southbound No 301 daily from Bridgeport Denver arriving 12 36 am No 302 daily 3 20 am and No 304 daily 11 20 am daily except Sunday Guernsey 12 50 pm.
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Edgemont
Black Hills
Billings
Daly
Bridgeport
Denver
Guernsey
Post Office Directory for Alliance Malls and Mail Closings
Postal customers at Alliance malls are advised of mail closures by train direction. East Bound trains 44 and 42 close at 12:20 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. Mountain time. West Bound trains 44 and 41 close at 11:10 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. South Bound trains 303 and 301 close at 12:20 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. Sundays and holidays night mails end at 6:00 p.m. IRA E. TASH P. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Post Office
Ira E. Tash
Bankruptcy Discharge Hearings Set In Norfolk Nebraska
In the District Court of Nebraska a voluntary bankruptcy petition by Tillet and Mark and Charles W Tillest and Louis E Mark prompts a discharge hearing. The date June 14 1912 is fixed for creditors and interested parties to oppose and file grounds in writing with specifics of fee arrangements in Norfolk Nebraska. Referee in Bankruptcy K P Wratherby presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillet & Mark
Charles W. Tillest
Louis E. Mark
Norfolk
Nebraska
Wigees Toy Land
K.P Wratherby
Honkraptey
Funeral Director Allen Morris Remains in Service
Funeral director and embalmer Allen H. Morris announces he is no longer with Geo LD Darning but remains available as a funeral director and embalmer for former friends. He offers services and lists phone contact 174. The notice reflects a professional transition and continued availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicing
Geo
Darning
Allen H. Morris
Witerllac
Forming a Trust of Churches in Kansas and the Midwest
Topeka May 21 A new church movement concentrates work into a few organizations and abandons hundreds of country churches. Studies show rural churches dieing yet city and town membership grows. Better roads and prosperity bring changes as people migrate from poorly equipped country houses of worship to urban congregations.
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Topeka
Kansas
State
Middle West
Autoist Kills Woman in Chicago Crash
An automobile on the wrong side of the street struck Mrs May Coles at West Chicago avenue and North Clark Street, dragged her fifteen feet, and she died five minutes after being taken to the emergency hospital. The driver Nor man Cruger, manager of the Wilson avenue garage, was stopped by detectives after attempts to flee.
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Chicago
May Coles
West
Chicago Avenue
North
Clark Street
Norman Cruger
Wilson Avenue Cdrage
Cruger
Detroit Baseball Strike Ends Without Cobb
Detroit club president Frank Navin announced the strike ended with the team to play in Washington without Ty Cobb. Commissioner Johnson had urged Cobb be sent home until the incident is fully examined.
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Washington
Ty Cobb
Philadelphia
Detroit
Frank Navin
New York
Johnson
Navin
Cobb
Tragic Fall at Colman Dock Drowns Two and Injures Forty
At Colman dock the adjustable end of a temporary gang plank collapsed as sixty passengers prepared to board the Flyer for Tacoma. Two people drowned Mrs G V Learned and Carl Bruder aged one. Forty were injured.
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Seattle
Colman Dock
Anvud
Tacoma
G. V. Learned
Carl Bruder
C. Bruder
Atlanta chosen to host 1912 Northern Presbyterian Assembly
Louisville May 21 Atlanta was selected as the host for the 1912 general assembly of the Northern Presbyterian church Rochester and Atlantic City had contended and withdrew Atlanta plans to entertain thousands of members of each branch next year
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Louisville
Atlanta
General Assembly
The
Northern Presbyterian Church
Rochester
Atlantic City
Presbyterian Church
Ad Clubs Gather in Dallas for National Advertising Meeting
Delegations from across the nation arrive in Dallas for the annual meeting of the Advertising Club. Delegates showcase varied noise and decoration aiming to impress their originating towns. The event opens with a parade featuring 18 automobile units and pages of pageantry.
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Dallas
Tex
Athens
Amelia
Sixth Ballot Sets Bishop Hope In Methodist Conference
Dr William Shepard of Chicago held lead in the sixth ballot for the Bishop position at the Methodist Episcopal conference. The vote totaled 423 with 96 as the top count, meeting the required threshold.
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Methodist Fipiscopal Church
Ww. O Shepard
Chicago
Wheat Crop Near Perfect Says Nye Schneider Fowler
Fowler expert Frank Fowler of Nye Schneider Fowler says Nebraska winter wheat nearing perfect condition with the crop estimated at 56,000,000 bushels. The report notes 71 percent of corn planted and 99 percent sprouted, with a strong stand expected barring insect or animal damage.
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Omaha
Burlington
Nye-Schneider-Fowler Company
Frank Fowler
Nebraska
Fowler
Texas Cattle Going North For Faster Growth
Omaha dispatch reports the Burlington began moving about 750 head of Texas cattle to Billings and beyond. Cattle leave Texas to reach market-ready size by mid July on northern ranges while feed shortages keep herds mobile. Frosts this week caused minor fruit worries but orchardists report favorable spraying and good growing conditions statewide.
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Omaha
Burlington
Texas
Biings
Billings
Wyoming
State Horticultural Society
Marshall
Society
Granite pedestal completes for Lincoln monument on capitol grounds
Granite work for the pedestal is in place and the monument makes an imposing impression though railings and approaches are not yet installed. The stone for the railings has not arrived after being shipped from the quarries and awaited daily for a week. A janitor caught a small boy attempting to knock the granite eagle at the natvetal.
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Capitol Grounds
Receivership Threat Looms for Equitable Endowment of Omaha
Auditor Barton warned officers of the Equitable Endowment Association of Omaha to fix the company by June 1 or face a receivership. The firm has not written new business since license was revoked last year, despite efforts to proceed soundly or wind up. W. H. Wigton leads a group with Nebraskan ties. net assets listed at 98 578.16 but with noted distortions in policyholder notes and company loans. The mutual life insurer began operations May 4, 1955.
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Barton
Equitable Endowment Association of Omaha
Aseuditor
Ite
Wuditor
W. H. Wigton
Onahu
National of
Hartford
Trial and irrigation battles mark Nebraska court and politics
In Lincoln May 21 the state board of irrigation heard Koenig versus Babcock over water power rights on the Loup and Platte rivers with arguments on the demurrer. The piece describes receivership alternatives, a German Fire Insurance case, and a plan to wind up firms without a receiver. It also notes auto licenses issued at about fifty daily and the growing Nebraska vehicle funds, plus Tom Davis’s murder trial at the penitentiary and Delzell’s school fund apportionment, ending with a state high school debate championship result.
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Lincoln
State Board of Irrigation
Koenig
Babcock
Loup
Platte
Board of Irrigation
Tom Davis
Jonbn Sloane
Davis
Sloane
Delzell
Callaway man appeals supreme court in tort death case
Drugeist Matthews appeals to the supreme court from a $1500 damages verdict awarded to David R. Moses. The suit claims Etta L. Moses bought tartar emetic at a drug store after requesting cream of tartar and was served by unregistered pharmacist John Christoferson. Mrs. Moses took the drug and died about twenty hours later.
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Drugeist
Saline Farmer Dies by His Own Hand Near Wilber
A Saline County farmer near Wilber Nebraska committed suicide by carbon monoxide inhalation. He was about forty eight, a widow Jen nee and five children living in good circumstances. In Sutton Nebraska the high school exercises closed with a graduate class of twenty at the Gernsz Congregational church. Rev Hawks from the English Congregational church preached the sermon. The report notes the student class plans for Thursday evening graduation.
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Wilber
Neb
Charles Kratorhy
Jenvee
Sutton
Gernsz Congregational Church
John 2. Grosz
Hawks
English Congregational Church
Hartington Auto Crash Claims Joseph Broening
Hartington Nebraska May 21 Joseph Broening of St James a well to do farmer was instantly killed when thrown from an automobile while driving down a hill near St James.
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Hartington
Joseph Broening
St. James
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Post Office Directory
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Gardu
Effie Graham
Willard, Ky
District Court of the
Assembly
Southern City
Lone Star Ranges
Equitable Endowment Association
Nebraska News
Irrigation Board
Jesse L. Ertel
Jesree L. Ertel
Geneva Neh
Augustus Helmig
Wermore
Arthur Ackerman
Yancoln High School
Callaway Drugg'st
Maitland
J. H. Vaughan & Son
Model Candy Kitchen
Box Butte Ave
Forest Lumber Co
Mitchell Automobiles
Alliance
Wallace Dray
Pardey
Pardey Bakery
San Francisco
Exposition Grounds
McClure
Bee Bidg
Garg. Tag
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