Herald Publishing Company Thursday notices
Publication imprint showing The Herald Publishing Company with editor and manager W. Thomas. Indicates a weekly Thursday schedule and corporate status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald Publishing Company. Incorporated
CHAMP CLARK PRAISES PROGRESSIVE RECORD IN LETTER
The letter from Speaker Champ Clark dated March 7 1912 defends his long history of progressive actions. He cites support for direct elections and the Australian ballot law and notes his role in anti trust measures and primary reforms in Missouri. He asserts a consistent record and rejects calls to explain or apologize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clark
Clyde HH. Tavenner
Tavenner
Missouri
Congress
Cedng
Australia
Payneariff
Champ Clark
Houn Dawg Song Links Indiana Letter to Campaign Talk
Congressman Cullop receives a deaf mute letter from J F Taylor of Vincennes Indiana claiming the humorous Houn Daawg song tied to the Clark for president movement originated near Vincennes by Harmon who traveled to Cassville Missouri to locate anew. The note describes the song painted on a wagon cover and includes the chorus about kicking the dawgs around and quitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullop
Indiana
J. F. Taylor
Vincwones
Ind
Vincennes
Harmon
Cassville
Barry County
Dying Message From General Weaver Endorses Champ Clark
The letter, dated January 26, 192, was written days before General James B. Weaver of Iowa died. He urges Iowa’s delegation to Baltimore to support Champ Clark for president, praising Clark’s experience and understanding of powerful interests. He protests no candidate, stresses unity, and asserts Clark territory for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gener
James Bs
Weaver
Iowa
Hen W. D. Jamieson
Dew Moines
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Clark Territory
Jan
Education Notes Highlight Alliance and Box Butte Schools
A city and county education roundup covers high school and grade school progress, new staff, and upcoming commencements. It notes strong county supervision, Bt. Agnes Academy, and a successful 1912 graduation season with nineteen high school graduates and eighty four eighth grade pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schools of Alliance
Achoola
Box Butte County
Bt. Agnes Academy
Herald
de L. F. Reach
Lincoln
State Board of Education
Education For Profit
Alliance Schools
Alliance
Hemingford
Eghteen
St Agnes Academy
Alliance City
Clarence Boon
Alice Bauer
Ethel Dimond
Alice Graham
Janet Grossman
Edward Huston
Marian Mote
Fyrne Moon
Johny* Phllips
Florence Ralls
Edna Bowman
Nellie Cook
Hattie Calame
Marian Grebe
Olive Hetrick
Gladys Jeffers
Florina Mills
Madge Myres
Bryan Pullman
William Robinson
Donald Spencer
J Williams
Arthur Webster
Mildred Zurn
Edna Donavan
Myrtle Drake
Marjorie Gilman
Guy Smith
Fred Brown
Blaine Beckwith
Ira Wright
Florence Whaley
Bud Yanders
Hannah Courant
Mildred Campbell
Rebecca Edwards
Dolly White
Carl Powell
Harold Brenaman
Ralph Smith
Resta White
Maggie Fitzgerald
Carol Nason
Wiliam Ellis
Geo. C. Gerdes
Etta Bugoart
Violet Kennedy
Helen Taylor
Bertha Jelinek
Hallie Calame
Katherine Schill
Nora McLain
Lysie Coker
Minnie Halbur
Leone Kennedy
Harold Taylor
Louis Calkins
Lester Britton
Freda Danborn
Esther Kingsley
Esther Geiger
Walter Wiksey
Della Brown
Mary Kuhn
Agnes Jones
Agnes Schneider
Regina Delsing
ST. Agnes Academy
Vector Hon
Norman Newberry
Antelle Fisher
Edna Rewer
Helen Hayes
Esther Stromberg
Jeanett Simmer
May Newberry
Mary Powers
Everet
O’keefe
Helen Schott
Irene Rice
Ruth Nation
Evelyn Kerr
Arlene Morrison
Bertha Fritz
Teeima Carey
Ella Rock
C. A. Anderson
S. P. Anderson
Nellie Baker
Emerson
Abbie Robertson
Anderson
Clements
Greenlee
Peru State Normal
Wisconsin
Mor Lana
Billings
Bellevue College
Pawnee City
Nebraska
Board of Education
Emerson School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foy
W. Thomas
Mgr
Vance
Carly
Dawg
Tallahone Aden
General Weaver
The
Benes
Spud
Alliance High School
Either &S
Matt Nolan
Phelan Opera House
Hicke
College
Union Baccalaureate Service
Om. Ag
A. L. Godfrey
United Presbyterian Church
Alan Association
Episcopal Church
Plaga
Beulah Smith
Paul W Thomas
Association
Earl L. Meyer
W. D. Zediker
Martin Nolan
Ethel James
Ceci Smith
Alta Young
Earl C. Mallory
C. H H. Aldrich
K. W. Higbee
Anna Bernhank
Cleo Bigelow
Ray Bigelow
Neva Hbresaman
William Eldred
May Graham
Josephine Hoffland
Charles Lamon
Maude McAllister
Evalyn McBurney
Amanda Nabb
Ruth Rice
Nell Luirensbury
Vera Spencer
Dellight Ufford
Juy Vance
Mabel Worley
Alka Young
Alliance City Schools
W. R Pate
Lalu BE. Wirt
P. Clementi
Mame White
Central School
Susie Frazier
Carrie Niedermeyer
Maude Larson
Edith Jones
Mabel Bigelow
Anna Nerud
Adaline Schultz
Missouri Monier
Monier
G. M. Burns
Elda Bacon
Kathryn Alexander
Addie Robertson
Frances Gilbert
Mary Wilson
Martha Greenlee
Verna Rodgers
Meyer
Miss Riddell
Miss Burritt
Miss Dwyer
Miss Barnard
Barnard
State University
Riddell
Dwyer
Cheyenne Avenue
Laramie Avenue
Laramie
Jay Vance
Donald Graham
Charles Spacht
Willian Eldred
Donald McAllister
Ruth Sturgeon
Nell Keeler
Charley Hannan
Lara Hawkins
Hazel Hennett
Bess Reid
Madge Phillips
Clarence Hoon
Marlon Grebe
Janet Grazsman
Marfin Mote
Madge Myers
Edna Donovan
J. D. Piarce
Mary Ryan
Ming’e Ryan
Ethel Brown
Otto Snyder
Eleanor Harris
Nina Whaley
Edgar Safford
Edith Vandervoort
Mabel Grasstan
Tressie Vandervoort
Alice Allen
Dorothy Bicknell
Jeanette Haney
Lydia Hunglaker
Walter Anderson
Ideesia Campbell
Esther Nation
Nel Phillips
Rose Raby
Robert Ralls
Clyde Root
Dora Write
Noel Young
Dorothy Safford
Clay Cuanmingham
Hare Hale
Join Bauer
Kate Graham
James Sanders
Thelma Larson
Bertha Garett
Lena Prel#s
Helen Hopkins
Loyd Hale
Helen Deitlein
Mary Shaughnessy
Julia Collisn
C. H. Aldrich
Alliance Junior Normal
Penton Pate _ Stananss
Wattos Manes
Oraniener
Lijao
Assembly
Jenimary
E. L. Rouse
Prof. Rouse
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!