City Adopts Pest House Quarantine Rules to Cut City Costs
City Manager Kemmish compiles state health board rules on contagious diseases and pest house use. Under the new order, patients may use the pest house at their own expense, with the city covering quarantine enforcement and fumigation only.
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Kemmish
State Board of Health
I. H. Dillon
State Bureau of Health
Kem
Alliance
Tiente
Board of Health of Alliance
Board of Healing
Board of Health
P A Scores Success at Third Annual Wild Duck Dinner
The P A of Alliance held its third annual wild duck dinner at the armory with 100 plus attendees. National president William O Neill of Denver, national director N Stanley Brown of Omaha, and Earl O Eager of Lincoln attended as honored guests. Ack Hawes of Alliance, first vice president of the state organization, stood in line for honors as Mayor Hamp praised the event and noted its regional significance.
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Hamp
Antioch
O'Neill
Weather Outlook Calls for Unsettled Colder Tonight
The forecast warns of unsettled and colder conditions tonight with a fair but marked drop in temperatures on the far eastern portion. A strong northwest wind is expected after noon, then diminishing tonight.
T P A Leaders Highlight Role Beyond Insurance
State President Farr O. Eager praises post M as a model in Alliance, notes T P A goals beyond insurance, including railroads mails hotels and member fellowship. National Director N Stanley Brown cites Nebraska as third in T P A activity. Rev Stephen J Epler stresses camaraderie and service. various brief welcomes follow.
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Farr O. Eager
Post M
Alliance
N. Stanley Brown
Nebraska
Stephen J. Epler
Post
J. W. Guthrie
F. A. Bald
JL. C. Thomas
N .A. Kemmish
Jack Hawes
Rail worker injured after stepping in front of engine
Peter Pappas a cook for extra gang No 4 was seriously injured in Ellsworth yards when he crossed a track and was struck by the pilot of a local engine amid a passing freight. The injury to his back left him partially paralyzed and he was taken to Alliance for medical care. Officials ruled the incident an accident with no fault by the crew and urged adherence to the safety motto stop look and listen.
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Peter Pappas
Ellsworth
Win
Alliance
St. Joseph's
A. E. Nelson
Jas Daily
G. E. Carlson
Health official backs Alliance septic tank plan
Chief of State Health Bureau Dr. L H Dillon visited Alliance last Friday and inspected the local septic tank with City Manager Kemmish and other officials. He endorsed proposed improvements under way, noting anaerobic bacteria for sewage purification and new walls and supports. Work began a week or ten days ago and should be finished soon.
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L. H. Dillon
State Bureau of Health
Kemmish
Dillon
Wey
General Chairman of Burlington Carmen to Address Shop
J. D. Jon of Galesburg Illinois, general chairman of the carmen for the Burlington railroad, arrived in Alli this morning and will address a meeting. He will outline union goals and discuss shop issues with local workers.
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Burlington Carmen
J. D. Jon
Galesburg, Ill
Carmen
Burlington Railroad
Alli
Adolph Brost Dies During Operation in Alliance
Adolph W. Brost, 38, an Alliance plasterer and longtime volunteer firefighter, died during a tonsil operation at a hospital. An inquest was held by County Attorney Basye and an autopsy performed by several doctors. Funeral services were at the armory with Rev. A. J. Kearns, and burial followed in Peoria. He leaves a wife and daughter, Dorothy, and his parents and sisters.
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Adolph W. Brost
Cuef
G. J. Hand
J. Baskin
Yer
Basye
Hand
Pwdegrom
Constantin
Darling Undertaking
Brest
Alliance
Alliance Volunteer Fire
Dorothy
Ed Brest
Peoria
Ill
Hans Jaeger
Otto Straub
Allia
Tumlin
Adolph Arom
Fairview
Legion Auxiliary to Be Organized at Parish House
All mothers sisters daughters and wives of World War veterans are invited to a Legion Auxiliary meeting at the Episcopal parish house at 8 o clock Wednesday evening. Mrs Andrew Dod was elected chairperson at a prior meeting. membership eligibility will be confirmed and the charter will be finalized and sent to headquarters after the session.
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Episcopal
Andrew Dod
Legion Auxiliary
Alliance Auxiliary
Funeral Services for Mrs H H Thompson Slated Wednesday
Mrs Frances Cleo Thompson of Sheridan county near Lakeside died October 24. Her remains were moved to the Darling mortuary and the funeral will be Wednesday at 2 PM from the Darling chapel with Rev. A Kearns officiating. She was born January 25, 1883 in Olney Illinois and married several years ago.
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Frances Cleo Thompson
Sheridan County
Lakeside
Darling Mortuary
Darling Chapel
A Kearns
Burlington Prepares for Possible Railroad Strike
Officials in Lincoln report a conference on emergency plans for Burlington routes if a strike occurs. The aim is to move mail and limited express service first, then food and fuel freight to ease public suffering. About forty managers from Lincoln Omaha Wymore and McCook divisions attended.
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State Journal
Ords
Thieoff
Lincoln
FE. Flyan
Nebraska
Uas
Home Office
Chicago
Thieboff
Warren S. Stone
Astates
Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burlington Railroad
Omaha
Wymore
McCook
Road
Organist from Denver Accepts Imperial Palace Place
An organist formerly with the Denver Isis theater accepts a position at the Imperial. Mr. Kindig comes to Alliance after months of concert work and recommendations praising his skill. He succeeds Miss Mae Brazam of Island.
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Denver
Ovie Palace
The
Imperial
Peece
Mr. Kindig
Aliance
Sree
Isis Theater
Mae Brazim
G Island
Interesting Alliance Chamber of Commerce Meeting Notes
The Alliance chamber of commerce held a Monday noon luncheon with reports on sugar factory talks at Scottsbluff to plant a new crop in Box Butte county. Progress on the Broadwater and Bridgeport Alliance road was discussed, with construction advancing to the Wagner place seventeen miles from Alliance. Broadwater merchants donate oil and tractors and county commissioners provide manpower. J. P. Mann proposed a band for Alliance at a cost of 1800 to 2000 dollars, referred to a committee led by J. W. Guthrie. Federal aid totaling about 54000 for Box Butte roads was discussed, with past applications said to be uncertain. An orphan child home search notice appeared with contact at Hemingford.
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Alliance Chamber of Commerce
Scottsbluff
Box Butte
Bridgeport-Alliance
Wagner Place
Alliance
Broadwater
J. P. Mann
J. W. Guthrie
Alliance Stuns Sidney 83 6 In Football Clash
Alliance defeated Sidney 83 to 6 in a Friday game as Crawford looms next. yards, touchdowns by Reset Purdy Dailey and Garvin highlighted Alliance offense while Sidney managed a lone score in the first half.
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Alliance
Sidney Wie
Peewees
Iir
Siney
Sidney T
Sidney
Crawford
Bayardstro
Bay
Ummary
Bea
Campbell
Ise
Alice Nines Deel Herman
Flo Fowler
Clark Brennan
Atinebiiebihes Ieee
Flo Ogre
Cian Aimerccenmieae
Clark Garvin
Davis Dailey
Naworth Cross
Kepler
Miskimen
Nolan
Fowler
Joder
Croan
Cross
Garvin
Bicknell
Brennan
Dailey
Purdy
Sid
Flo
Allance
Weaney
Clark
Dail
Ser
Servis
Danke
Cervas Croasas
Davis
Willan
Sidnearvin
Sterling Club Rejects League Offer for Baseball Venture
Alliance chamber of commerce members at a Monday luncheon rejected a proposal to form a twelve to fifteen city baseball league centered on Sterling. They cited monthly costs of 1800 to 2600 dollars and doubts about funding. Some attendees later considered drafting a plan to keep Alliance in the league, while others criticized outlaw baseball and urged a standardized pay cap to ensure fairness among towns.
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Alliance Chamber of Commerce
Sterling
Col
Alliance
Concensus
Os Aelan
Nanaslap
Lloyd C. Thomas
Hale
Harvey Benjamin Shot In Arm In Car Accident
Harvey Benjamin, a World War I veteran, was wounded in the left arm when a gun discharged in a moving car as he returned from a hunting trip. The gun jammed, the weapon fired, and he received no medical attention for over eight hours. doctors hoped infection would not set in and that the arm could be saved.
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Harvey Benjamin
Good
Benjamin
Bud Schafer Involved in Buckshot Hunting Accident
Clarence Schafer of Schafer Auto Supply was on a hunting trip when a shell fired by his companion struck him in the cap. The incident led to a minor injury and an admission that the event “didn’t amount to anything” though it caused some alarm among onlookers and a dog accompanying the party.
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Clarence Schafer
Schafer Auto Supply Company
Herald
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ITY
T P. A
Peter Pappos
Cook
Alliance Hospital
East
State Health Bureau
Adolph Brost
Armory
H. H. Thompson
Burlington
Chamber of Commerce
Hemingford
Sidney Score
Cheyenne County
Sarer
Bud” Schafer
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