25 May 1905
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1905
Page
1
Market briefs list potato prices and grains but the readable text is garbled with partial terms and no clear values or entities to anchor a full item. The fragment mentions potatoes and a code-like sequence but lacks concrete names, places, dates, or prices to extract a coherent Teaser.
Property owners must clean up premises and adjoining alley at once. Livestock owners ordered to keep stock from running at large within city limits. By order of mayor Louis Burchsens tein.
An Omaha notice offers top cash price for cream delivery on Wednesdays and Saturdays each week at Trace Omaha Cold Storage Co. A seasoned man for general house cleaning is available by phone 139, Geo Darling.
Collection of small classified notes. Listings show a dentist Dr Allen and physician Dr Barr with daytime and nighttime call service, office and residence details, a bank deposit instruction, another dentist Dr Koons, a house and two lots for sale near First National Bank, and a seed seller Zbinden offering garden seeds and onion sets.
The federal court in Omaha schedules the Bartlett Richards and Herman Krause land fencing cases for May 30. Deputy U. S. Marshal J. B. Moore served subpoenas on witnesses including Bruce Wilcox, Wm Welch, Chas Tully, A Cardwell, Wm Case, M. P. Nason, Theodore Osborne, Mrs T Osborne and many others to appear in Omaha. C. D. Romero, the forger, was jailed in Sidney after being brought from Buffalo. He admits involvement and faces long imprisonment, serving as a warning to others.
James B. Gray and T. J. O Keefe attended an initiation of about eighty candidates into the Knights of Columbus at Lincoln last Sunday. Attendees commended the Alliance group for leading initiatory work and noted Alliance ladies shaded Lincoln’s banquet. The Lincoln banquet was praised as the finest in the state by attendees.
The Northwest finance group gathered at the opera house to elect officers and discuss methods for managing funds. Officers chosen: C. A. Minnick president, S. K. Warrick vice president, W. B. Mc Oueen secretary treasurer, all from Crawford Alliance Hay Springs respectively. A banquet at Hotel Charters capped the afternoon with Fred Nye as host and RK C. Noleman as toastmaster.
The council accepted Councilman Joder's resignation after his promotion to Sterling division passenger service. L. F. Smith was appointed to fill the unexpired term. They vetoed the proposed street fair and left sidewalks and crossings petitions with committees for investigation. Victor talking machines offered on easy payments at Miller Bros.
Community plans a big Independence Day program in Alliance featuring a balloon ascent, parachute leap, horse and bicycle races, raffles, and cash prizes for families and visitors. A 20 piece Ft Robinson band and a local orchestra will provide music for a dance. The graduating class will hold commencement in the opera house with Rev McConnell delivering the sermon and tickets available at Holsten's drug store.
Committees organizing Memorial Day activities outline a two day program. Sunday May 25 at 7 30 p m First Presbyterian Church features Dr H P V Bogue with a choir from area churches directed by Miss Junc McCorkle a male quartet and Rev Charles Wayne Ray giving the address Tuesday May 30 includes invocations addresses music and a Gettysburg Address rendition with Earl Mallory and Hon S M Smyser then procession to the cemetery for graves to be decorated by old soldiers school children under Capt Al Wiker. Carriage seats requested for participants by A T Hemingway.
The couple wed in the parlor of the Hila Grand hotel last Monday afternoon with Rev C Ray of the M E church officiating. The groom works for the Burlington road and is currently with Conductor Robinson. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Woulson of the hotel. Friends had mixed knowledge of their plans.
A crowded house heard the baccalaureate sermon last Sunday at the Methodist church. The service opened with an anthem by the choir aided by instruments. Rev Dr Bogue read scripture from Daniel chapter two and the choir closed with another song.
A church mission at Holy Rosy church this week attracts large attendance each day and evening. Missionaries Reva Lambert and Murphy teach devoutly while Father Lambert delivers eloquent sermons on life, God, and human duties. The schedule runs mornings at 5:30, afternoons for children at 4:00, and the main sermon at 7:40 with devotional rites. The mission ends next Sunday.
The Alliance high school plans the eighth commencement tonight at the Phelan Opera House with a full program of orations music and diplomas. Faculty include W th Harte principal D W Hayes and A J Macy.
While helping his grandfather Mr Broich, Anna Robinsons son swallowed a sharp staple caught in his throat. A physician could not remove it and the boy nearly died until a crust of bread helped the staple pass to the stomach. Since then no dangerous symptoms appeared. Miller Bros ads offer bargains at 10 15 and 2sc counters 23 tf.
Arthur Gordon, a beloved conductor, had his foot crushed under a train wheel last Thursday night. While testing air, his glove caught, he slipped on a wet track, and his foot was mangled requiring amputation above the ankle. The community mourns the loss of a popular western conductor and offers sympathy.
Miss Carter a Columbia School of Oratory graduate will read If I were King by Justin McCarthy at the First Presbyterian church Monday evening June 5 at 8 oclock. Admission is 35 cents. She promises an entertainment worthy of the best patronage.
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