Young Man Pleads Not Guilty in Fornication Case
Ralph Chaplain and Verna Cook, both drawn into a county court trial, were found guilty of fornication after a two hour hearing. The judge remanded them to jail with an indeterminate sentence. Chaplain represented himself after his counsel declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Chaplain
Verna Cook
Tash
Chaplain
Harry P. Coursey
J. M. Miller
Hotel Alliance
Miller
Lee Basye
H. P. Coursey
May van Amen
Coursey Home
Alliance Cafe
Coursey
Cox
Basye
Morris van Amen
Increase in School Funds Emphasized in Local Report
A local report highlights a rise in school funds, noting stronger allocations and potential impact on programs. Officials stress transparency and continued oversight as districts plan budget adjustments for the coming year.
Land Reappraisal Improves Nebraska School Lands Returns
Nebraska reappraisal of state lands under lease contracts, led by Land Commissioner G L Shumway, will raise rental income for 1918. Fifteen southern and eastern counties show increases from 170 percent in valuation, with Adams and Colfax driving large gains and Hall and Butler also contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings
G. L. Sbhunway
Nebraska
Shumway
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Land Commissioner
Adams, Antelope
Butler
Bass, Clay
Colfax
Dakota
Gage
Hall, Jefferson
Merrick
Phelps, Polk
Thayer
York
Cass County
Adams County
Hall County
Adams
Hastings
Missouri
Darling Gives Furniture Bargains In Store Announcement
George D. Darling, a furniture merchant, issues a page announcement in The Herald urging readers to study the offer and save money on furniture. The message promises money saving prices and recommends a store visit as worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Darling
The
Herald
Mr. Darling
Potatoes Saved by Sioux Aid in Box Butte County
Sioux Indians from Pine Ridge joined local potato pickers in Box Butte and Sheridan counties, alleviating labor shortages that threatened the crop. They worked at reasonable pay, were entertained with war dances in Alliance and Hemingford, and plans exist to invite them back next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Butte
Pine Ridge
South Dakota
Alliance
Hemingford
van Graven
Third Street
Box Butte Avenue
Philip Romero
Thomas American Horse
James Red Cloud
Spotted Horse
Paul Catcher
Look White Hawk
Mary Yellow Wood
Daniel White Eyes
Lucy American Horse
Stella Red Cloud
Katie White Bird
Sitting Bull
Pappooses
Leonard Pilkington
Fisher
Putttp Romero
Herald
Pine Ridge Reservation
Nebraska Line
Rushville
Sheridan
North Platte Valley
Romero
F. D. Healy
Johnny Boyer
Company A
First Infantry
National Guard of
Oklahoma
San Benito
Texas
George Neuswanger
Alliance Community Club
Hemingford Commercial Club
Nebraska
Good Roads Day Set For November Eighth
The Good Roads Committee led by Dr. George J. Hand plans a November 8 event to grade and groom the Alliance to Antioch road in the potash district. Eight captains will supervise work, with over fifty citizens volunteering and Sheridan county donating 250 for road fixes. Weather will decide if work proceeds that day or is deferred to the next workable date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Antioch
Potash
George J. Hand
Good Roads Committee
Antioch Alliance Road
Jack Burns
Roy Strong
Si Thompson
Harry Coursey
Percy Cogswell
Ben Sallows
Jack Gleason
Dr. Hand
Sheridan County
Potash from Ocean Kelp Draws Pacific Coast Interest
Alliance capital may enter the Pacific coast potash venture as B. G. Nelson of Seattle promotes kelp based fertilizer. The Puget Sound Potash and Kelp Fertilizer Co acquired assets of the National Potash and Iodine Co and operates at Port Stanley with a kelp beds lease on Smith Island and plans to add five dryers to reach fifty tons daily. Local interest seeks a syndicate to take a controlling stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Men of Capital
Pacific Coast
B. G. Nelson
Seattle
Washington
Puget Sound
Fargo
N. C
Nelson
National Potash and Iodine Company
Smith Island
Port Stanley
Puget Sound Potash and Kelp Fertilizer Company
October 30 Low Point Record With Five Below Zero
Record notes that October 30 marked the year's low point with temperatures dropping to five degrees below zero that night.
Miller Couple Heads Home to Parents Near Crawford
Mr and Mrs J M Miller and party left this afternoon by auto for the home of Mrs Miller's parents near Crawford. They will return probably Friday or Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Miller
Cattle Injured in Wreck Near Litchfield
A broken wheel derailed six stock cars on Burlington freight train No. 46 near Litchfield on Tuesday night. About twenty head were injured with some legs broken and killed. Traffic halted eight hours. No. 41 reached Alliance at noon Wednesday. A Sheridan division derailment near Newcastle delayed passenger No. 42 for seven hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Litchfield
Alliance
Sheridan
Newcastle
A Credit to the Herald Patronage
A brief praise note highlights loyal readers and steady patronage benefiting the newspaper. The item reflects community support and notes the continued trust shown by subscribers.
Leading Nebraska firms in The Herald advertise scope
The Herald highlights Rosenbaum Bros. Co livestock commission merchants with operations in Omaha Chicago and Sioux City under four corner mottoes safe abundant prompt reliable. Harpham Bros Co known as premier Nebraska manufacturing and wholesale harness and saddle house since 1884 later Harpham Bros Co incorporated 1900. It lists traveling salesmen and staff, payroll, and regional reach across Nebraska and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nebraska
Rosenbaum Bros. & Co
Livestock Commission
Harpham Bros. Uo
Ham Bros. Co
Guatin & Harpham
Harpham Bros
House of Harpham Bros. Co
J. C. Harpham
C. F. Harpham
West
Harpham Bros. Co
Bonesteel
South Dakota
J. W. Bernstein
Lincoln
UG. KR. Kimmel
C. H. Kimmel
W. M. McCorkle
Columbus
L. L Kurtz
Jack Hawes
Frank Thielen
Fremont Saddlery Co
W. H. McCorkle
H. F. Gilmour
Fred Sexton
Bonds Subscriptions Totals in Box Butte County
Second Liberty Loan bonds raised about 196000 in Box Butte with county short of apportionment by 100000 due to local citizens pausing business to canvass. Under general chairman John W. Guthrie committees combed towns and county. autos donated. many named citizens aided in the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
Box Butte
John W. Guthrie
Robert Graham
J. C. Morrow
John McCoy
J. J. Jeffrey
W. W. Norton
George, Hellman
Ben J. Sallows
Jack Riordan
W. B. Rousey
George G. Burke
P. H. Dillon
John O'Keefe
H. P. Coursey
W. P Apaanoay
Leonard Ara
H. A. Gribble
D. Healy
A. G. Isaacson
W. H. Scaghionetata
M. Cox
Jack True
Lloyd C. Thomas
W. D. Fisher
Jack Hawes
F. W. Irish
W. Co. Mounts
A. T. Lunn
J. W. Tynan
Sheridan County Potato Show Nov 10 in Gordon
Sheridan county gears up for a potato resources show to be held in Gordon on Saturday November 10. Prizes and Red Cross demonstrations are funded by Gordon businessmen. County Agent Taylor of Dawes county will judge and explain the score card while Link Davis discusses marketing potatoes. Lloyd Thomas of Alliance adds a speaking role. The program blends talks with Red Cross stunts for continuous entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan County
Gordon
Red Cross
Taylor
Dawes County
Link Davis
Lloyd Thomas
Alliance
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N Cook
G. L. Shumway
Darling
Alliance Furniture Merchant
Good Roads
Pacific Coast Enterprise
Mr. Nelson
City
Fr. W. Hicks
the Herald
Hemmeford
Eve. Allen
F.e
Abbott
Della
Adkins
C. Atkins
D. C
Acheson
Nel
Arzig
Edward G
Aspden
Those
Athey
R L Oeernes
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Abege
Frank
Anderson
M. L
Wm. H
Andrews
J. New
B. C
Basve Lee
Becker Clara
Becker
Mary Ee Ee
Hecker
Edward
John
Felix
Emer Re
Burgess
Annie
Brush
Oscar Eee Peer
Brennan
Clinton
LaVern Lime Wee Wee
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