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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
4
Regents of the University UHARLES T KNAPP HARNEY B F NEWARANCH named for the coroner DE G W MITCHELL and County Surveyor F EK HAMBLIN in the official slate.
Rockefeller urges children to lift others, a note aligned with Standard Oil era ideals. It frames kindness as a public duty and endorses benevolent actions as to be expected from youth associated with the era’s industrial leaders.
The text notes that food poses the greatest difficulty in Arctic exploration and that many people not aiming for the North Pole share this same hunger for adequate provisions.
A scientist notes that a motor car is the safest place during a thunderstorm but warns that not everyone can borrow a car each time a storm arises. The remark highlights practical limits of relying on vehicles for protection.
The W T U held its regular semi monthly meeting on Tuesday afternoon and extended a vote of bias to members of the Fair association and to Mar Geo Mollring the president for courtesy and assistance.
Remarks recount the dry town era as residents praise local support and hospitality from D W Hughes. A drunken man public scene prompts reflections on temperance and sober conduct as Mrs J J Vance and others plan to attend state and national conventions in Lincoln and Omaha.
James J Hill builder of the Great Northern railway will address farmers and visitors at the National Corn exposition in Omaha December 6 to 18. He plans to present figures arguing that west and northwest crops owe less to favorable seasons and brute force and more to brains and mixed effort. His address is a major drawing card of the event.
The Lincoln State Journal promotes a special rate offering the daily paper without Sunday through Jan 1 1916 for 50 cents or with Sunday for 75 cents. It asserts the price will create a Journal habit that outshines rivals and frames the paper as a principled Nebraska publication opposing liquor advertising and dubious medical ads.
Norton's department store advertises a selection of Hobby Ladies' Suits with moderate prices. Shoppers are invited to browse a variety of styles and fabrics in the latest seasonal line, with easy payment options and store guarantees.
Tom Hunsaker digs potatoes and Burt Furman plans a new town residence. Cattle shipments total thirteen cars with Burt and Tom Furman aboard. Miss Grace Blessing arrives for typhoid treatment. Dr Willis reports improvement. Mr Dishman and family relocate to Marsland as blacksmith joins town. Burke opens meat market and restaurant. Many residents away or traveling and local improvements continue.
Baptist Church lists services at 11 a.m. Grieve not the Holy Spirit. 7 30 p m Infidelity Cause and Cure Mrs Barris to sing at both services 8 p M PLU at 6 30 Sunday School at tea All are welcome Methodist Episcopal Church Morning theme A Pertinent Answer to an Important Question Evening theme A Mistaken Method of Dealing with Young Men First Presbyterian Church no preaching due to Rev Bogue’s absence in Minden attending synod
The United Presbyterian Church announces a morning service on The Meaning of Opportunities and an evening service on The First Day Sabbath. Miss Lichty will serve as organist for the services.
A sale of live stock and farm gear takes place Wednesday October 26 1909 at 16 o clock near Alliance Nebraska ten miles northwest and near Berea. Items include horses cows calves wagons implements grain seed and farm equipment plus free lunch and credit terms up to eight months at 10 percent interest.ESCORTS Springer Prop Cors Wall Fosker H P Coursey A S Reeo Auctioneers.
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