Campaign Starts Tuesday Night at Burlington Hotel Banquet
The commercial club begins its new member drive with a 6:30 PM banquet at the Burlington Hotel Tuesday. Two teams BLUE led by Lloyd C Thomas and RED led by Ben J Sallows compete for points: 10 per dollar, 6 per member signed. Noonday lunches, buttons, thermometers track progress.
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Commercial Club
Burlington Hotel
BLUE
Lloyd C. Thomas
A.T. Lunn Co
L. Emerson
A. D. Rodgers
F. M. Hicks
E. T. Kibble
F. M. Broome
Ed Marks
A. Dow
C. A. Currie
Fred Molring
Barry BuBuque
W. D
Harry Gantz
Johan Wiker
RED
Ben J. Sallows
Earl Mallery
George Mollring
Kewer
W. O. Barnes
L. H. Highland
ER. G. Laing Charley Tash
J. B. Dole
Horace Bogue
Reuben Knight Marcus Frankie Claude Vaughan
T. J. O'Keefe
Guy Lockwood
Witting
Nohe's
Alliance Cafe
Fisher
Big Sale Price Drops Daily at E G Laing's
A large crowd gathered for Decoration Day music rehearsals last evening. Over 80 people will help on the program and more are needed. Singers should attend the Methodist church Friday at 7 30 p m with the Alliance Choral Club.
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Methodist Church
Alliance Choral Club
Basye Files for County Attorney Nomination
Lee Basye of Alliance, a Nebraska law school graduate, filed for the Republican nomination for Box Butte County attorney. He has broad ties in Box Butte and a strong university record and plans to arrive in Alliance in June.
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Lee Basye
Alliance
University of Nebraska Law School
Box Butte County
Repubean
Lee
al- Nance
Decoration Day Observed in Alliance Program
Alliance observes Decoration Day with speeches music drills and graveside decorating at 2 30 pm at the fair grounds choral club music led by Dean Ware and Rev Barrett-Torrence and a memorial address by Dean Ware.
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Alliance
Dean Ware
Alliance Choral Club
Alice Acheson
America
Smgovom
Baker
Cemetery Prayer
Torrence Aggtohs
Wong
Bert Laing
Divorce Granted and Negro Sentenced at Adjourned Court
The May term adjourned session in Box Butte county court saw two cases resolved. Alice M. Young gained a divorce from Edward E. Young for extreme cruelty and had her maiden name Day restored. Sally Woods, a Black defendant, pled guilty to shooting with intent to do great bodily injury and received a one year penitentiary sentence.
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Box Butte County
Court House
W. H. Westover
Alice M. Young
Edward E. Young
H. H. Bellwood
Alice M. Day
Sally Woods
Soney Smith
New Alliance Members Joined Local Commercial Club Progress Report
The commercial club gains new members including Alliance School of Music Singer Sewing Machine Co Alliance Cafe and more. By May 1 total membership 74 with 1628 raised. May 25 adds 13 members and 1488. May 27 seven more and 632. by 11 am today four more and 77. Overall 98 members and 2725 raised under the budget system. Nebraska delegation to Houston meeting.
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Comercial Club
W. 5S
Kewer
Gregg & Sam
Alliance School of Music
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Alliance Cafe
Alliance Hotel
Roy Beckwith
J. EB. Hughes
Cal Cox
Vaughan & Son
A. L. Gregg
Regan Store
Geo. Darling
Dr. Hershman
W. Vetters
Alliance Creamery
Drs. Copperwol
BEG Laing's Big Sale Promises Savings Now
Local ad promotes a large sale at BEG Laing's with emphasis on immediate price cuts and limited time offers. Shoppers urged to visit store to capitalize on discounted merchandise and special deals.
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Beg, Laing’a
County Donates for Pump Work in Box Butte County
County commissioners donate 300 for installing a pump outfit near Alliance. Commercial club expected to provide the remaining 300. Sunday gala for Knights of Columbus includes a large banquet at Gadsby hall with toastmaster John W. Guthrie and many speakers.
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Box Butte
Alliance
R. M. Happton
C. A. Dow
Commercial Club
Knights of Columbus
Gadsby Hall
Daughters of Isabella
Nebraska and Omaha Target 1915 Convention Meeting
Omaha seeks the 1915 National T P A convention with Nebraska organizing delegates. Twenty five Nebraska lads will attend as state delegates to secure the gathering in Omaha. The state association votes to pursue the event. Death of Baby Boy Harry Lee Smith, infant son of C E Smiley, aged four months and sixteen days, due to pneumonia. Funeral Monday at 10 conducted by Rev F A Woten. parents arrived from Oklahoma Friday.
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Omaha
Nebr
Nebraska
State Association
Harry Lee Smith
C. E. Smiley
F. A. Woten
Oklahoma
Boy Severely Burned Grasping Live Power Cable
A six year old son of John Hopkins in Alliance sustained severe burns after grabbing an electric cable carrying 2300 volts. High wind had torn the line from its supports, leaving it near the ground where he and companions played. The boy was unconscious briefly but revived and may recover, though scars will remain.
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John Hopkins
Alliance
Rock
Nny
Hineman
Alliance firms prepare exhibits for Bee Hive window
Alliance firms intend to exhibit articles manufactured in Alliance in the Bee Hive window this week. Exhibits should be ready on Tuesday and sent to the Bee Hive. The displays will stay in the window Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Found a ring in the residence part of town. Phone 109% Ratlah46.
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Alliance
Coursey Delivers Ford Car to K L Pierce
H P Coursey departed for Hemingford to deliver a Ford automobile to K L Pierce. The move reflects a private transaction involving a specific vehicle.
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H. P. Coursey
Hemingford
K. L. Pierce
Country Is Looking Fine in county report
The Herald and J C McCorkle toured the county Wednesday noting signs of a prosperous farming year. Farmers are busy harvesting and securing crops. Photographer W J Darcy, accused of assaulting mail carrier Alonzo Poole, was taken to Bayard by the U S marshal for a preliminary hearing before the commissioner likely this afternoon.
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Herald
J. C. McCorkle
W. J. Darcy
Alonzo Poole
Bayard
United States
Chadron
Army issue Springfeld notification wanted for services
Anyone who has an Army issue Springfeld please notify E. G. Laing Btore or leave at store. Wanted for Decoration Day services.
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Laing
Copy Submission Deadlines for The Herald Advertisements
Copy for The Herald advertisements should reach the office as early as possible. The first run appears on Tuesday, the second on Wednesday if eight pages or more, and the last on Thursday morning. Copy received after nine o clock Thursday morning may not be inserted.
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Herald
Keeler and Snyder Break Vehicle Trip Record
James Keeler and John Snyder arrived Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. with a new Willys utility truck from Denver. The seventeen and a half hour drive surpassed many touring car records, and Snyder bought the vehicle through the Keeler Coursey Company for use in Alliance transfer business.
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James Keeler
John Snyder
Willys
Denver
Mr. Snyder
Keeler-Coursey Company
Alliance
Alliance Fire Department Holds First Meeting Since April
The Alliance Fire Department met at City Hall on Wednesday evening but a full report is skipped due to space. Chief Romig notes no fire alarms have occurred since January 8.
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Alliance Fire Department
Romig
Bee Hive Giant Sale Adds Free Ice Cream Treat
No goods will be sold for one hour from 9 to 10 Saturday at the Bee Hive. The Curtis Bakery will serve strawberry ice cream and cake to all adult Bee Hive customers at no charge during the interval.
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Bee Hive
Curtis Bakery
McCormick Leads Crawford Fishing Trip to Glen Camp
McCormick and Col. H. A. Jones journeyed with Clyde Beckwith and Crawford fishermen to a Glen camp in Pine Ridge on Sunday. They fished the whole day and Beckwith cooked well, with Alliance residents bringing home a large catch.
Lost 3 year old red Shorthorn bull with brand 79
A three year old red Shorthorn bull is missing. The animal bears brand 79 on the left hip. Contact Birch at phone number 211 for information or recovery.
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Brand
Chautauqua Opens June 23 For Five Day Run
Chautauqua will begin June 23 and run five days. The Redpath-Horner group reports strong, top tier programming for this year. Attractions include The All Brothers Quartet and Browne Enlow Lawson Trio with lecturers Stewart I Long C S Nusbaum H H McKean Nels Darling Eugene Laurant and John Chambers.
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Redpath-Horner
Chautauqua Committee
Missouri River
Rocky Mountains
Kansas City
All Brothers
Browne-Enlow-Lawson
Maida
Stewart I. Long
Dr. C. 8. Nusbaum
H. H. McKean
Nels Darling
Eugene Laurant
John 8. Chambers
Homes for Orphan Boys and Alliance Employment Bureau
Miss Amy Stevens representing the State Home for Dependent Children at Lincoln visited Alliance and Box Butte county on state business. The notice invites homes for boys ages 6 to 14 and urges citizens to consider adoption. The Commercial Club announced ten extra cars for Friday’s Alliance trip and a women’s club delegation will join. An Alliance Employment Bureau opened offering farm help, stenographers, and clerical staff to local businesses.
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Amy Stevens
Lincoln
Alliance
Box Butte County
Etta Caton
F St
Nebraska
Fisher
The
Commercial Club
Seeing Alliance
Woman's Club
Sunday church services across several congregations
Regular services will be held Sunday at the Methodist and Christian churches. Morning services are planned at the Episcopal, United Presbyterian and Baptist churches, with no evening services at these locations.
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Methodist
Christian
Episcopal
United Presbyterian
Baptist
Monster Show to Play Alliance During Stockmen’s Convention
At a special meeting the Commercial Club approved a contract with Irwin Brothers Cheyenne Frontier Days Wild West show to perform in Alliance June 17 18 and 19 at the fair grounds starting 1 PM daily. Events include bucking horse contests, wild horse racing, steer roping, bull docking and jumping from a running steer’s horns. The show features 200 people 27 cars and a 40 member Bronx Indians band with Chief White Cloud visiting. A grand street parade is planned June 18 with front and automobile parades June 19 20. Special railroad rates and extensive advertising will accompany the tour.
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Commercial Club
Usiday
Irwin
Irwin Brothers
White Cloud
M. &. Rowe
Alliance
Seeing Alliance Trip Schedule under Commercial Club
The Seeing Alliance trip departs Third Street and Box Butte Avenue at 1 15 P M Friday. The itinerary lists arrivals and departures at St Agnes Academy Emerson School Sugar Bowl News Newberrys Alliance Steam Laundry Herald Nodes Bakery Golden Rod Cres Telephone Co Alliance Creamery Electric Light Co Reck Brick Yards Burlington Shops Newberry Warehouse with times toward 6 10 P M and beyond.
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Seeing Alliance
Commercial Club
Third Street
Box Butte Avenue
St. Agnes Academy
Telephone Co
Alliance Creamer
Alliance Creamery
Electric Light Co
Reck Brick Yards
Burlington Shops
Newberry Ware House
Daily Herald discontinuation boosts weekly paper size
The Daily Herald ends its publication, and the weekly edition will expand to twelve or more pages next week to handle increased advertising and news. Readers are urged to get copies early as much content is crowded into the current issue.
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Daily Herald
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Laing’s
Basye
Leek Basye
Alliance and Bible Club
Usc Een
Barrett
Hymn Alliance Choral Club
Jack Miller
Bureau of Publicity
Houston
Tex
John W. Guthrie
M. A. Dolan
W. P. Rooney
H. A. Copsey
Geo. Corcoran
York
J.P. McCormick
Judge Colfer
McCook
John Burke
T. P. Maloney
J. P. Tynan
J. Arthur Colfer
Jacob Kasa
F. W. Pitts
J. L., O'Leary
John Merlin Guthrie
George Keil
Ralph Darrow
Sree
Mysto
Chee Hare
Carl Thomas
Ello H. A. Johnson
Miss Beulah Smith
Chautauqua
Alliance Chautauqua
State Home For Dependent Children
Monster Show
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