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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1918

Page

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Flu outbreak in Alliance rises with 200 cases and 4 deaths

City Physician Bellwood reports 200 Spanish influenza cases in Alliance with four deaths and 160 new cases this past week. Schools theaters and churches stay closed. funerals held at graveside. Mayor Rousey assigns Percy Rolfson to file daily state reports. Teachers offer to assist at Armory where five cases exist.

Bellwood State Health Department Lincoln Rousey Percy Rolfson Alc Armory

Rumors Rise on German Abdication and Wilson Terms

Reported notes from London and Amsterdam indicate no official German abdication confirmation. The New York Times cites a possible German acceptance of Wilson’s terms with conditions for German well being, while officials in Washington await concrete word.

London New York New York Times the Hague Germany Wilson Washington State Department Reuter Helland Amsterdam Berlin Cologne Ptetsabrd Shretdo Shra Shrd m Self

Alarm over teacher shortage in wartime schools honors duty

The state faces an alarming lack of teachers as World War I pulls men and women into war work. With peacetime dropout rates about one third, schools risk closures unless a strong effort sustains the teaching supply. The state teachers association plans meetings at Omaha Hastings and Alliance November 7 and 9 1918 to energize patrons and aspiring educators. President Wilson urged generous support and schools to adapt to wartime conditions to keep education available for all.

State Association Omaha Hastings Alliance Wilson

Harrisburg Oil Well Struck Rumors Surface

Rumors spread that a 24 inch Harrisburg well near Harrisburg Nebraska has tapped oil beyond four thousand feet. The Prairie Oil and Gas Company subsidiary of Standard Oil is drilling the site believed to have reached a major depth with a large plug and cap reportedly shipped to Kimball for transport. Estimated expenses so far range from 100000 to 150000 dollars.

Nebraska Harrisburg Bender County Scoitebluff Kimball Prairie Oil & Gas Company Standard Oil Company

Nebraska publicity plan on manufacturing invest prospects dropped

The Department of Publicity sent 284 Nebraska commercial groups blanks to detail needed industries capital requirements facilities and local investment capacity for an investment booklet. Fewer than a dozen responses came in and the plan is abandoned until demand appears.

Department of Publicity Nebraska

Chicago Potato Market Declined Through Last Week

Chicago prices stayed weak as the market drifted lower with small changes early in the week. Minnesota and Wisconsin shipments rose, Michigan crop quality was clean with uneven rainfall, and New York state and New Jersey prices showed mixed movement across varied shipper regions.

Chicago Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan Dakota Grand Avenue New York New York City Maine Harlen River New York State Long Island Jersey Maines States Western Lone Islands

M a Doo s Message to Local R R Men

President Wilson urges railway workers to subscribe to the Fourth Liberty Loan urging a full, maximum effort to support the war. He references the Kaiser seeking peace and calls for one hundred percent participation, noting some only invest small amounts and urging others to cover shortfalls. He praises employers paying high interest yet staying patriotic and pledges to double subscriptions in the final days to go over the top.

Uncle Sam Kaiser Europe Enongeinir Enovgh

Potatoes See Mixed Fortunes Across Regions

Frisco Market shows weakness with No 1 large stock at 2.00 to 2.15 per cwt and shipments around 1.75 to 1.90. Canada predicts a larger potato crop than 1917 with Ontario affected by heat, Manitoba expecting a record harvest, and British Columbia outlooks favorable amid frost and regional variances.

San Francisco Oregon California Canada Ottawa Department of Agriculture of Canada New Brunswick Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia

Twenty four men overdue for appearance at board action

Sixty six men are listed for call with twenty four either failing to return questionnaires or missing, risking a 650 fine or 1000 total bounty if not appearing by October 21. Forty two will be drawn for service at Camp Bowie Texas or Camp Kearney California. selection and camp assignment rest with the board.

Camp Bowie Texas Camp Kearney California

Indians Plan For A Big Celebration

Fifty six Indian families totaling two hundred twelve members gather near Alliance to plan a grand pow wow and game day at Box Butte fairgrounds on Wednesday October 30 if influenza subsides. Indian interpreter Philip Romero discussed the event with Secretary Fisher and arrangements proceed for the outdoor gathering near town.

Alliance al Hance Philip Romero Fisher Box Butte Fair Grounds Town

Nebraska WCTU 44th Convention Report Highlights

Nebraska W C T U reports troop deployments to aid soldiers with comfort bags and temperance literature, four field kitchens, and $750 for a fifth project. Alliance aided hospital efforts. President Mamie M Clafity calls the gathering patriotic. Dr Kreas warns liquor favors weakness. tobacco harms youth. chocolate fund urged. Resolution condemns Nebraska authorities for not ratifying the National Prohibition Amendment.

Nebraska Mamie M. Clafily Tobacco Trust Krasa Kreas R. A. Hunter Broken Bow Stephen J. Elper

Death of James Cross in Lakeside October 16

James Cross of Lakeside died at his home late October 16 from a sudden heart failure. The unmarried 25 year old had felt well until the attack. His mother, living in Omaha, is expected to arrive today. The body was sent to the Darling undertaking parlors in the city.

James Cross Lakeside Mr. Cross Omaha

Football game with Morrill canceled due to quarantine

The football game scheduled for last Friday with Morrill was cancelled because of a quarantine.

Morrill

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