Alliance Post No 7 Endorses Soldiers' Compensation Plans
Alliance post No 7 American Legion at city hall endorsed national officers’ soldiers' compensation plans after telegram support from Congressman Kinkaid. Two opposed the endorsement as members agreed to Memorial Day observances, parade from the depot, and uniforms optional for non uniformed soldiers. Ed Riordan to lead firing squad at the unknown dead grave. A new constitution and by laws set monthly meetings on the first Tuesday each month with the annual meeting on that night.
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Alliance Post No. 7
American Legion
Congressman Kinkaid
Legion
Ed Riordan
Unsettled Weather With Showers in Alliance Neb
The Weather Alliance Nebraska report notes unsettled conditions tonight and Wednesday with probable showers and little temperature change.
Legion Push Week Aims to Grow Alliance Post
The article notes a “push week” campaign generating membership applications for the Alliance post. It is expected that once all returns are in the post will exceed 200 members and an election time will be set.
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Legion
Alliance Post
Practice Trotting Races Draw Big Local Crowd
A large crowd at the fair grounds watched Sunday practice trotting and pacing races as horses in training prepare for the June meet. Whitefoot and Queen Arion won heats, best time 2 19. The Chief beat Tripolis in two heats. Billie Darkaway beat Empire Empress with 2 17 in the final heat and 1 07 for the last half. Memorial day approaches with more races scheduled. race meet committee to meet. firemen pickup teams beat rap track 3 to 0 in a baseball game.
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Fair Grounds
Whitefoot
Queen Arion
Chief
Larimore
Tripolis
Billie Darkaway
Empire Empress
New Manager At McVicker Beauty Parlor
Miss Grace Murphy of Scottsbluff assumes control of the McVicker Beauty parlor formerly led by Miss Marion Lawson. Murphy takes over the shop operations and raises expectations for client service.
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Grace Murphy
Scottsbluff
McVicker
Marion Lawson
Alliance Protest Over Storm Sewer Work Raises Specs Question
Mayor and council hear a formal protest from seven Chamber directors and others alleging noncompliance with storm sewer backfilling specs on S. S. 3. They demand proper flushing and a competent inspector, noting prior inlets were cemented over and that the council may take up the issue tonight.
Revival meetings hosted by Rev. Theodore Ludwig at Fifth and Laramie
The Ludwig revival series at the church on Fifth and Laramie will hold services nightly at 8 o clock with three Sunday sessions at 11 am 2 30 pm and 8 pm The public is invited to attend
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Theodore
Minnie Ludwig
Fifth and
Laramie
Wanted to locate Mrs McAllister and daughter in Alliance
Special notice seeks the whereabouts of the former Mrs. William A. McAllister and her daughter who lived in Alliance Nebraska during 1902 to 1908. The writer offers a thousand dollars for the daughter and requests photos in the first letter. Five dollars reward for the woman's address to W A McAllister at 3814 West Pine Boulevard St Louis Missouri 64.
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William A. McAllister
Alliance
Neb
Lead
Deadwood
W. A. McAllister
West Pine Blvd
St. Louis
Uni Alumni Form An Association
Nineteen University of Nebraska graduates met at the Alliance hotel to organize a local alumni association. Officers elected were Jarl D. Maliry president and Alta Young secretary. Dean Buck outlined campus growth plans and future projects including dormitories and a Greek theater.
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University of Nebraska
Alliance Hotel
P. M. Huck
College of Arts and Sciences
Annis Chaikin
Jarl D. Maliery
Alta Yotine
Thor
W. BR. Pate
M. Wood
F. A. Bald
M.cmith
Edwin
Madison
Neb
Miss Chaikin
Scottsbluff
Bridgeport
Alta Young
Chaikin
Buck
Wisconsin
Bie
Rebekahs Hold District Convention Across Lodges
A district Rebekah meeting bringing Alliance Antioch and Hemingford lodges was held in Hemingford with a banquet, initiations, and officer elections. Alliance visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Cal Drake Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trabert and others. next gathering scheduled for Alliance in early November.
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Rebekahs
Alliance
Antioch
Hemingford
Cal Drake
Fred Trabert
P. Marley
Edwin Whitaker
L. T. Burrowa
Herbaugh
John Snyder
Saling
Conner
E. C. Gr
paving work to begin on alliance contract tomorrow
Superintendent Clark of Spratue and Nicely arrives to oversee paving for the Alliance contract. The crew plans to start tomorrow afternoon once equipment and a road camp are in place. John Carlson is hired as an extra inspector for paving, storms, and sewers.
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Providence
Alliance
Clark
Spratue & Nicely
Hiorrow
John Carlson
Kong
Great Excitement in Osage Oil Field Reported
Newcastle Wyoming residents cheer as a second Alliance Interests gusher nears 1000 barrels at section 19 46 63 Osage field. Cap rock breach occurred at 1416 feet amid shortages delaying final shut in. Local firms Miss Delta and Westara hold nearby lands while Adams well rumors circulate amid feverish activity.
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Newcastle
Wyo
News-Journal
Alliance Syndicate
Osage
Alliance
Usher
Adams
Mississippi
Westara Company
Boy Scouts Leave for Belmont Outing
Twenty one members of Alliance Troop 1 depart Monday under Assistant Scoutmaster K R Hamilton for a twelve day camp at Belmont. Attending are First and Second class scouts led by names such as Tom Miller Loren Winship Garland Baker and others. Tenderfoot scouts are not allowed on the trip. The program centers on scout training and recreation with heliograph signaling and flag work. Visitors' day is Sunday May 30.
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Troop 1
Alliance Boy Scouts
K. R. Hamilton
Belmont
Tom Miller
Loren Winship
Garland Baker
Paul Thompson
Frank Campbell
Verne Laing
Theo, Winship
Johnny Moxon
Chas Ewing
Charles Cross
Frank Mounts
Wayne Threlkeld
Anton Mote
King Robbins
Robert Laing
Leland Messex
Jack Young
Earl Vanderlas
Francis Hacker
Forest Keebler
Tenderfoot
Bids Sought for Mall Hauling Contract
Bids will be received at the post office for hauling the malls between the postoffice and C B Q depot. Bids must be in by June 1st. Further information may be had by calling on the postmaster.
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Postoffice
Alliance High School Commencement Exercises May 23
A large audience attended the Alliance high school commencement in the school auditorium. The program included solos, a vocal duet, invocation, address by Charles A Payne on The Making of An American, diploma presentations, scholarship honors for six students, and a valedictorian note for Ray Edwards. Twenty five graduates were named with a list of diploma recipients.
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Alliance High School
Iano Solo
Grace Spacht
Duncan
Willisma
Mearl C. Smith
Charlies A. Payne
William Lunn
James A. Hewett
W. Kh. Pate
LaMon
Thomas, Mann
Lucas
Benediction
A. J. Kearns
Katherine Baker
Ruth Hawes
la- Rhea Lunn
Asenath Schill
Leah Weaver
Ray Edwards
Mildred Abegg
Rose Bauers
Clinton Brennan
Grace Carr
Joe Cusick
John Donovan
Horace Fuller
Harold Gavin
Glenn Joder
Scott
Lee
LaRhea Lunn
Alberta Lunsford
Leila Mewhirter
Russell Mann
Wray Rominger
Lessie Reeves
Stecher Caddock Championship Match Shown At Imperial Theater
A large crowd of wrestling fans gathered at the Imperial theater Monday evening to view moving pictures of the Stecher Caddock championship clash. The film drew praise from Alliance mat fans who found it even better than expected. The production was costly to film and book.
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Imperial Theater
Stecher- Caddock
Alliance Mat
Parese
The Herald 50 Worth More As OgS
The fragment notes a value statement about the Herald and OgS, suggesting a pricing or valuation change. Limited readable text lacks clear event, date, or named entities beyond the publications.
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the Herald
Ogs
Herald's eight page issue reflects need for printers and ads
The Herald explains eight page editions due to short-handed staff and high printing costs. Relief is three weeks away with a new employer arrival, allowing more news coverage and continued strong circulation as readers reward quality reporting.
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Herald
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