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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1903
Page
4
Nebraska results show fusion trending in county offices while Republicans win key posts. Ohio and New York polls deliver mixed outcomes as factions clash. Close Nebraskan races include district judges and county posts. McClellan triumphs in New York amid security concerns.
John F. Stowe presents a famous play at the opera house on Saturday night November 14 with a military band of fifteen musicians and a symphony orchestra of ten artists. The production promises a large crowd and a grand show.
The Nebraska Stockmen Association lists officers led by A M Modisett of Rushville as president and KE M Beurle Jr of Ogallala as secretary treasurer. An executive committee includes E P Myers Lena and J R VanBoabirk Alliance among others. Brock branded cattle and other stock are described with township range locations in Sheridan County.
A patchwork of small items reports cattle branding and local property dealings in Canton and Sherman counties, farm notices, school and church happenings, personal visits, losses, and election day results with community updates from Hemingford and nearby towns.
The A Blackburn grocery stock, assigned to W A Hampton for the benefit of creditors, will be closed out at cost.
The sprinkler rule expires November 1 1903 and use after the date may incur a fine. A F Mousaina Water Commissioner issues the notice.
Estray notice records a gray horse weighing about 1000 pounds taken up July 1903 on section 26 township 24 range 49 Box Butte County Nebraska by F. McCoy who resides thereon. Branded JB on left shoulder. Owner may reclaim by proving property and paying expenses. dated August 1 1903.
Frank Curry of Whitney and Charles Jones fusion candidate for county superintendent visited town last Friday and Thursday. Dr Sexton of Lincoln preached at the Presbyterian church both morning and evening. Several locals including John Agnew, Attorney Porter, Frank Coil, and Edgar Lane were in town or visiting from Sunday to Tuesday. L Snow secured a hog contract in Custer and S. C. on the last week.
An auction at a location half a mile west of Hemingford on Friday November 10 at 9 o clock a m offers a road cart buggy harness cattle and horses including 2 four year olds 6 two year olds 8 coming two year heifers 13/4 nearly new wagon a heating stove and various household goods. Terms: cash under 10 credit up to eight months with approved security at interest rate per year. No cash discount. Auctioneers H L Bustinen W M Fosket Clerk K L Pierce.
Notice that the business will continue at the old stand until November 17 with all accounts payable by that date. C. M. Lotspeich, proprietor of Alliance Meat Co., asks continued patronage and timely settlement of all bills.
Alliance Neb November 6 1903 I hereby notify everybody not to trust anyone on my account without my consent G S Gates.
Local advert announces hide tanning by C E Marxs. Services include tanning cow and horse hides and furs with a guarantee of best results.
Board of Education and patrons receive the monthly school report for Alliance City Schools ending October 16 1903. It notes total enrollment values by grade daily attendance rate minutes lost due to tardiness and absences and highlights grade punctuality with the fifth grade flag and top attendance by the sixth grade. Superintendent W H Bartz signs the report.
M S Connors announces that the American Railway Association will end telegraphic train orders on all double track lines starting January 1 1904. Over 76 percent of U S mileage represented. block system to replace order transmission to reduce misinterpretation and lost orders. Fort Wayne line Pittsburgh to Chicago to adopt the change January 1 with others expected.
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