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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1913

Page

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Federals From Juarez Move South After Big Battle

Federal forces of about 6,000 retreat toward the south after attacking Juarez, leaving hundreds dead and wounded along a 13 mile front. Juarez hospitals overflow and about 1,000 wounded cross into Paso. 700 prisoners are brought in as 20th Infantry is sent to patrol the border. Admiral Fletcher reports quiet at Tampico and no danger to foreigners or property.

Paso Tex Juarez Chihavhau Ft. Bliss Admiral Fletcher Tuxpam

Webster Visits Ranch Near Pawnee Nebraska

John R. Webster president of the Omaha Terminal Bridge Company arrives in western Nebraska for a brief stay on his ranch near Pawlett. He enjoys fine weather and is pleased with western Nebraska conditions.

John R. Webster Omaha Terminal Pridge Company Nebraska Pawlett Colvin Ranch Mr. Webster

Denver Liverymen Seek Purchase of Dan Brown

Mr. Pratt and his son, two prominent Denver liverymen, visited the city Tuesday to negotiate buying Wm. Hill's pacing horse Dan Brown. They tested the horse thoroughly and praised his performance. Wm. King drove out in his auto Tuesday and got a fine wild goose, boosting Billy's reputation as a hunter.

Mr. Pratt and Son Denver Wm. Hill Dan Brown Wm. King Billy

Alliance girl wins honors in Lincoln music group

Word comes today of the success of Miss Alta Young a senior in the University School of Music at Lincoln Nebraska After trying out for membership in the Matinee Musicale she was elected to membership in that organization composed of Lincoln musicians and musicians from elsewhere studying in Lincoln's different conservatories

Alta Young University School of Music At Lincoln Nebr

Pitman to preside at Odd Fellows encampment meeting

Joan W Pitman of York Nebraska will preside as grand patriarch at a Friday evening diry for Alliance Encampment members. The LO O F hall hosts a special meeting followed by the regular Rebekah lodge session. A Gettysburg film program drew large crowds.

Joan W. Pitman York Nebr Diry Alliance LO. O. F_ hall Rebekah Lodge

Hunting Trip Tales From Alliance Couple Jim and Bill

The Herakd recounts a short hunting trip by a couple from Alliance known as Jim and Bill. They left Sunday for lake country and returned with six geese and fourteen ducks. Jim boasted of twelve shots per kill and the outing included a jack rabbit roadkill dinner with Box Butte county potatoes, lifting his mood upon return.

Herakd Alliance Sponta Lake Country Jim Bill Box Butte County

Denver attorney brings southern yearlings to Nebraska ranch

Attorney W G Simonson of Denver arrived with a wagonload of southern yearling steers and heifers bound for his ranch near Antioch. A successful ranchman and lawyer, he values northwestern Nebraska prairie for producing quality beef.

W. G. Simonson Denver Antioch Nebraska

Former Convict Jesse Williams Visits Alliance

Jesse Williams, once sent from Alliance to the Lincoln penitentiary for a Dismer house robbery three years past, stopped in Alliance Tuesday and today to see friends. He told Sheriff Cox he plans to settle and reform as he heads on.

Jesse Williams Alliance Lincoln Dismer House Sheriff Cox

Wykoffs of Council Bluffs Arrive for Alliance Visit

Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wykoff and daughter Helen of Council Bluffs arrive in Alliance for a visit. Mrs. Wykoff is the daughter of Mrs. C. F. Kroll and sister of Mrs. E. W. Ray and Mrs. J. F. Richards.

C. E. Wykoff Helen Council Bluffs, Ia Alliance Wykoff C. F. Kroll E. W. Ray J. F. Richards

Shawver couple plans Thanksgiving in North Piette valley

Mr Nash Shawver and his wife will spend Thanksgiving in the North Piette valley. He hunts around Mitchell where his parents reside, while his wife visits her parents in Fayard.

Mrs. Nash Shawver Piette Valley Mr. Shawver Mitchell Fayard

Rev C E McFall Proclaims Regular Preaching in Garden County

Rev C E McFall, visiting from Antioch on Route 43, states at Garden County's Mumper that he is preaching regularly and reports a flourishing Sunday school there. He did not take an appointment from the annual conference at its last session.

C. E. McFall Antioch The Herald Mumper Garden County

Becker Family Visits Lodi for Thanksgiving

Wm. Becker and family traveled to Lodi Colorado to spend Thanksgiving with his wife’s parents.

Wm. Becker Lodi, Colo

Alliance Horses Win Comments on Spry Fillies

Simon Spry of Alliance Nebraska owns two promising speed prospects, a three year old filly by Del Coronado at 2 09 and a two year old filly by Copa de Oro at 2 01. The fillies come from a Conrad dam line once bred by Captain Ed Pyle and raised near Advance. Spry moved to Los Angeles then back to Alliamee in 1911 where the Copa filly was foaled. The article notes Allamee as ideal for trotting or pacing training with a track proof by The Kid at 2 08 4 on a new facility.

San Francisco Simon Spry Alliance Nebr del Coronado Copa de Oro Conrad Electioneer Anteco J. C. Simpson Antevolo Ed Pyle Advance Spry Allance Los Angeles Cal Allamee All Nice Ollmate Denver Kid Thorr

Local Notes From Kinkaid Area

Julius Berkle hauls hay as community members visit daily. Mr and Mrs L Unger spent Sunday at Julius Berklein to celebrate a birthday. Mrs Lee Melptyre and children visit Canton this week. Bert and Lester Rodgers visited on the south table last Sunday. Lee MeIntyre of Sheridan arrived for a short visit. Mrs James Skinner of Alliance stayed at the Soth home Sunday.

Julius Berkle

Officers Elected for Six Month Term at I O O F Lodge 168

At the regular meeting of I O O F lodge No. 168 on a Tuesday evening, officers were elected to begin January 1, 1914 for six months or longer. Elected were A J Macy noble grand, P W Brandt vice grand, R E Laster secretary, C C Rogers treasurer, E Db Henry trustee.

1. O. O. F. Lodge A. J. Macy Noble Erand P. W. Brandt R. E. Laster C. C. Rodgers E. Db Henry Treatee

Miss Elele Pisal Purchases Land in City Visit

Miss Elele Pisal of Spade arrives to visit Mrs. Reeves and buys an isolated tract at the land office this Tuesday morning.

Elele Pisal Spade Mrs. Reeves Miss Pisal

Local Residents Report on Homes and Lands in Gretna Area

Mrs. Kila Hickey returns from Gretna with sister in law Mrs No votney noting lower land prices locally. Roy Hickey sold Gretna farm and lives in Colorado with poor health. Howard and Clifford Whitaker tour Wyoming seeking homestead but fail to relocate. G G Clark and J C Hawkins visit from Alliance for Hawkins sale. Bert Langford returns from Lead and Deadwood trip. Rev N G Palmer preaches at Curly. E G Boyer of Bayard visits and reports Mrs Boyer in good health. Ron Sheller buys adjoining quarters and moves family. J W Scott and family return from Gretna. John Rambossek makes final homestead proof at Alliance with witnesses C C Smith and Marshall Sheldon.

Canton Mrea Kila Hickey Gretna Blackfoot Colorado Howard Clifford Whitaker Wyoming G. G. Clark J. C. Hawkins Alliance Brotherimdan KE. L. Hawkins Bert Langford Lead Deadwood Oak N. G. Palmer Hemingford Curly E. G. Boyer Bayard Hawkins Mile

Peru Notes Show Examinations and Local Events

State exams were given last week with many students participating in various subjects. President Hayes spoke to the Jefferson County Teachers Association in Fulgiary on Saturday, November 22. A German exhibit, guided by Miss Bowen, complemented the faculty reception room. The Junior Senior football game ended 28 to 6 in favor of the Juniors. No Thanksgiving vacation this year beyond one day. Campus parking plans near the east side draw interest. A landscape gardener marked trees and surveyed grounds. A Tammany leader is not easily intimidated by disgust-filled images.

Miss Bowen Nihletile Kma

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