New Empress Opens Saturday in Alliance
Mr and Mrs Harry Sohnne take over the Gem theater in Alliance announcing a grand opening with a renovated interior and new furnace. Harry Sohns brings a life in the theater to manage the Empress while Mrs Sohus shifts from acting to home life and theater support. The feature is The Lure of the Mark from Harold McGrath, four reels starring Elsie Jane Wilson and Harold Lockwood. Sunday night offers a five reel Mutual Master Picture The Mating about college life highlighted by a football field grueling battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sohine
Alliance
Elsie Jane Wilson
Harold Lockwood
Sunday Night
Land classifications and land withdrawals announced
Secretary Lane reports a monthly plan reallocating about 340000 acres to coal value classification and temporary withdrawal, with 110006 acres restored in Utah, 22000 in Oregon, and 15000 in New Mexico. Wyoming 35000 acres withdrawn, 5000 acres placed in water power reserves, Idaho 1200 acres removed from water powers, and 100000 acres in Idaho plus 1550000 acres in South Dakota classified non irrigable under the enlarged homestead act, all to be opened for 320 acre homesteads. The note also covers reactions to Billy Sunday’s Omaha campaign and a statement from Gov Morehead supporting convict labor on roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Montanie
New Mexco
Utah
Oregon
New Mexico
Wyoming
Western States
Alaska
Idaho
South Dakota
T. P. A. Notes Writer in Omaha Stirs Traveling Men
W A Bradshaw of North Platte described as a rubber sole for the Union Pacific rail road company acts as a would be follower of Billy Sunday. He sent a letter to The Bee's letter box from North Platte on Sept 30 expressing amusement at readers reactions to the newspaper contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Omana
Jesus
Billy” Sunday
A. Bradshaw
Billy Sunday
U. K
Wwe
Billy Sundiy
Omaha
K. C
Nebraska
Bradshaw
Brinshaw
Lloyd C. Thomas
W. A. Bradshaw
North Platte
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Omaha Bee
Neb
The
Bee
Villain Persists As Caspar and Elinore Endure Courtly Strife
Casper marries Elinore against his father’s wishes. The drunken father injures Elinore with a carving fork, which Caspar secretly removes from her ankle. Caspar proclaims renewed love as he frets over the fallout and its implications. A soft voice from their apartment asks about a cork a fest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Elinore
Caspar
Elinor
Dawn
Alliance Auto Blue Book listing gains official backing
Secretary Fisher of the Alliance Commercial Club secured a place in the Automobile Blue Book for Alliance and several Nebraska towns after a Denver trip. A letter from Fisher notes the towns to appear and marks will be added later with heavy lines once roads are logged. The Post M monthly meeting on October 2 discussed Chaplain Baker's removal and Rev. H. J. Young's appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post M
Morehead
State OF
John H. Moreheat
Alliance
Fisher
The
Commercial Club
Denver
Si” Thompson
Good Trade Committee
Colo
S&s
W. Thompson
Good Roads Committee
Nebraska
Edwards
A Hance
Hemngford
Marsland
Crawford
Hot Springs
Chadron
Britport
Broadwater
Dalton
Scotteharn
Hay Springs
Rushville
Gordon
Sidney
Baker
H. J. Young
Box Butte County Crop Summary Sparks Economic Shifts
Box Butte County outlines show 13 200 acres of corn 5264 acres of potatoes 2899 acres of alfalfa within a 1000 crop acre mix. If corn rises to 400 acres potatoes to 200 acres and alfalfa to 200 acres, economic balance could shift greatly toward small grain and supporting crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Butte County
Bureau of Crop Reports
United States Department of Agriculture
F. M. Seidell
State Board of Agriculture
Cork
Nebraska
State convention and traveling man notes from meeting
About 25 present at a meeting described as full of interest and a hammer. S. A. Van Landinghan named Grainger Brothers traveler welcomed by the boys. State directors with Roy Strong plan a October 22 Crawford canvass for new traveling men members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
S. A. van Landinghan
Grainger Brothers
Roy Strong
Alliance
Crawford
Class in Physical Culture at Alliance School of Music
The Alliance School of Music offers a young ladies class in Physical Culture and Folk Dance with ten attendees. Sessions run 7 to 7 46 p.m. on Tuesday and Friday evenings at Woods Hall, with reasonable rates for all interested. Physical Director Mattie C. Gifford invites others to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance School of Music
Teo
Woods Hall
Mattie C. Gifford
Mrs William Bright Praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A Ft. Wayne Indiana resident recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy for a bronchial cough noting rapid beneficial effects and full recovery after using one bottle. The testimonial claims the remedy is obtainable everywhere and widely recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bright
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Local Notes Roundup From Ashby Argus
A light Monday snow showers the region as residents from Alliance drop by for news and visits. Emma Jerry travels from Studgy after a grandfather’s death. Roy Strang visits on business and rites. Alliance people Mae Pederson, Mrs. Grommet, and Mr. Fosket are mentioned with local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashby Argus
Emma Jerry
Studgy
Alliance
Journeying for business and pleasure to Seneca and Kanaad
Aioe Mrs Grease returned from Alliance Friday with her nephew Frank Starvey of Dover N B visiting for a short time. Hemingford Ledger notes Dick Kenner and wife visiting from Alliance to see relatives. Brown Church fixed Herald material then spent days picking potatoes and enjoying meals. Rushville Standard reports Mrs W W Wood and daughter Wilma visiting from Alliance for several days on business and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Kanaad
Roy
Alliance
Frank Starvey
Dover
N. B
Hemingford Ledger
Dick Kenner
Rushville
W. W. Wood
Wilma
Mufflers In Fashion Stir Up a Chic Season
A humorous look at mufflers dominating style with bright variegated worsted and silk wraps. The piece notes bold colors, dual sided designs, and dramatic knotted and swathed wearings on Fifth Avenue and beyond.
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Fifth Avenue
Fine Potato Specimens Displayed at The Herald Office
F N Young of Alliance delivered extra fine potato samples to The Herald office the first of the week The Blues Iriah Cobblers and Early Ohio varieties were raised by Eddie Young on his ranch twenty three miles southeast of Alliance in Morrill county The potatoes yielded 172 bushels per acre and are now on display
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Young
Alliance
Herald
Eddie Young
Morrill County
Farmers Institutes Planned in Box Butte County
The Farmers Institute season runs October 5 to 30 with eight rural institutes and evening sessions in Hemingford and Alliance. Notable speakers include Hall of Alma, Emma Reed Devinson, and Mary Rokahr with varied topics on farming, home life, and hostessing. Local committees and funding details are outlined, urging community participation and family attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Butte
Hemingford
Alliance
Dawes County
Hall of Alma
Nebr
Emma Reed Devinson
Bune
Mary Rokahr
Institute
Inet
Instituter
Jemingford
Farmers’ Institute
Anton Uhrig
Paul Armstrong
Alliance Farmers’ Institute
L. J. Schill
W. E. Spencer
Farmers’ Institute At
W. F. Patterson
DE. Purinton
J. A. Keegin
W. Reiman
Brown Griffith
Cal Hashman
L. D. Blair
A. H. Grove
F. Seidler
F. A. Trabert
Lloyd Thomas
W. W. Norton
H. P. Coursey
George Darling
Ben Sallows
George Hellman
C. A. Newberry
Earl Mallory
Agricultural Extension Department
Box Butte County Formiers’ Association
FORK SALE OF HONEY OFFERED BY T L GRAVES
Strictly pure California extracted honey offered at 120 lb net per case with freight paid to points in Nebraska Dakota or town. Cash with order. Selma California contact T L Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Nebraska
Dakota
T. L Graves
Selma
Weather Forecast for Plains States and Upper Mississippi
Weather Bureau forecast for the week starting October 20 1915 calls for generally fair conditions with local rains in the Midwest. Unsettled weather likely in the extreme Northwest toward week end. cooler on Wednesday in the Northwest and Thursday in the upper Mississippi Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Plains States
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Missouri
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Solins
Secretary of Interior
Villian
W. D. Fisher
P.M. Seidell
Bridgeport News-Blade
Roy Strang
J. F. McAlping
J. D. Hagerty
C. EF. Covalt
News-Blade
Gordon Democrat
Mae Pederson
the Merchants
Marsland Tribune
Grommet
Fosket
Austin
Carl Witham
C. H. Riehey
Barna Soman
Martha Hedman
David Belasco
Rolfe Photoplays, Inc
Metro
Miss Hedman
Booth Tarkington
Margaret Mason
Ching
Alan
China
Farmer’s Institutes
Berea
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