Local Notes and Visits Across Bingham Community
Bingham schools enroll Lloyd Edmondson since Monday while Mrs G A Anderson and son Merril travel to Alliance and back. Yada Pittulls visits Hyanis then returns. Miss Georgia Ballard of Kearme visits parents. Mmi Kincaid hosts friends. Bee Anderson arrives from California with brothers C H and Frank. 90 cattle cars shipped from this point over weekend. Beny Garrick loses two fingers in an accidental gun discharge at Kincaid ranch. School progress noted with final line on health and new classroom addition.
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Beny Garrick
Kincaid Ranch
Bert Eider
Alliance
Mirs
William Saling
Chardron
Nebr
Cliff Hubbell
Sioux County
Jan Wilson
Wyoming
Luke Paillpa
W. F. Walker
Hemingford Drum Gurdea
Antioch
W. W. Norton
Ward Norton
D. W. Butler
Grace Spellman
Blanche Wilteey
Alex Olds
Otto Ubrig
Roosevelt
Vern Hnecke
Ivan Curry
Rock Island, Ill
Blanche Growart
Mairsland
Eliott Beaumont
D. W. Kenner
Hutchson
Professor Bartlett
Dick Kenner
Clinton Winchester
Earl Anderson
John
Leo Walker
Ira Phillips
Denver
Ray Snow
Fawntine Johnson
Genevieve Whistey
Opal Russel
Lloyd Thomas
E. L. Light
Morrill
Central Granarie Co
Clark Olds
Jireh
Mia
Kabn
Muirhead
Ruth
Arthur Dow
Maury Ruan
New Teacher Misa Clary Leads Primary Grades
Misa Clary takes charge of the primary grades as the school aims to become one of the best in the region this week. Her appointment signals a push toward improved classroom standards and student learning outcomes.
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Misa Clary
Light Plant Moves Office During Influenza Epidemic
The city electric light power and water departments relocate to the Thomas Bald Investment Company front office on the ground floor of the Alliance National Bank Block. Patrons will be served by Miss Kennedy and Mr Campbell. phone 209. The donation of space was made by the Thomas Bald company.
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City Electric Light, Power and Water Departments
Thomas- Bald Invstment Company
Alliance National Bank
Miss Kennedy
Mr. Campbell
Thomas-Bald Company
Every Man's War Finance Chart From First State Bank
The article explains that war bonds depend on families earning 10000 or less, who receive over 80 percent of the national income estimated at 60 billion dollars. It presents an average family size, cautions that figures are averages, and urges systematic giving to reach a 6 billion Liberty Bond issue with tax deductions and investment options through the bank.
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United States
Liberty
Every Man's War Finance Chart for 1919 Budget Share
This estimated chart shows the average share of yearly family incomes contributed through bond purchases and war charities for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1919. It frames individual sacrifice as part of the national effort and invites readers to display the reminder on their war map.
Hemingford and Alliance News Roundup
Local residents travel to Alliance for shopping and events. Communities report travel, visits, and a Fourth Liberty Loan rally. Residents hear Roosevelt lecture while soldiers abroad support the Liberty Loan drive amid influenza disruptions.
War Support Urges Vigorous Prosecution to Unconditional Surrender
The speaker endorses the war effort without qualification and calls for a speedy, decisive campaign until the enemy capitulates unconditionally. The message emphasizes relentless pursuit and total victory in the conflict.
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Bingham News
Lloyd Edmondson
Bingham
G. A. Anderson
Merril
Yada Pittulls
Hyanis
Georgia Ballard
Kearme
Wee
Kincaid
Bee, Anderson
California
Brothers C. H. and
Frank Anderson
Omad
Omaha’s
Cal
First State Bank
Alliance, Nebraska
War Charities
Nebraska
Hemingford
France
Satin and Poplin
Serges
Serge
Taffeta
New
M. P. Kinkaid
Tion
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Horace Bogue