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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
6
Judge Albert J. Cornish, a 21 year district judge from Lincoln, seeks a Supreme Court bench as three seats open. He has won five district elections, praised for impartiality and record. lawyers’ verdicts in the community affirm his fitness.
Tama native George M Adams of Tekamah and Crawford urges vote for State Senator in the 28th District. He cites 31 years in Nebraska and a 1907 legislative record, backing highway work, convict labor for roads, single tax on autos for road use, state textbooks, and mail ballots for voters.
Mosler of Lakeside was in the city on business. Themingford caller A M Miller. Wilson of Lakeside also visited the city. Second hand cars for sale cheap via Jack Tree at Rimer Motor Co. County Judge Berry issued marriage licenses to Rodney A Finch and Mynona B Hodge and William T Elis and Miss Meelemre Charlies Darveaun and Miss Pearl Jolneon. Father Minning united the couples in marriage. Mrs F J Hron t hosted a fourth birthday party for Helen Brennan with about twenty children. Lowry Shoe Store promotes prices, styles and service in the new Reddish Block. Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church met with Mrs PF M Phelps. luncheon served. The Herald offers printing for calling cards with sample prices.
St Louis hosts the triennial convention of the Episcopal Church with lay and clerical delegates gathering from across the United States and a few from England. Bishops meet in private sessions at the Moolah temple while deputy sessions are open to the public. All constitutional and ritual changes require approval by both houses in two successive conventions.
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