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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1915

Page

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Denver Set for National Western Stock Show Next January

Kansas City dispatch reports American Royal crowds plan Denver in January as the big stock show of the year. Breeders shift premiums from San Francisco to Denver, with nearly 20 000 in potential prizes and large herds joining the mile high event. Space at Convention Hall will limit outside attendance.

Denver Kanaan City Kansas City United States California San Francisco Convention Hall

BESSIE'S DILEMMA OR Why Is It

A theatrical scene shows a villain pursuing a young woman in a remote setting. He binds her and taunts her while planning a deadly capture. A film director interrupts, breaking the tense moment with a practical joke as the trap collapses into distraction. The dialogue emphasizes fear, pursuit, and suspense.

Readers urged to scan all newspaper sections

Readers are reminded there are multiple sections in the paper and to read each to avoid missing important news and advertisements.

Potatoes in United States Fall in 1914 Harvest Estimates

Box Butte County Farm Management notes potato growing regions faced wet seasons and blight reducing yields. Final 1914 US potato production was reported at 405,921,000 bushels with the October 16 estimate at 368,151,000, a drop of 37,770,000 from the final figure, listing main states by October estimates.

United States United States Department of Agriculture Ihe

Ladies Pool Room Opens In Alliance At Rea's Building

An innovation in Alliance introduces a ladies pool room behind the Rea'sh building at Se vid and Box Butte with a separate front mens hall. A door provides direct access from the men’s area to the ladies section. Two standard tables and new furniture have been installed. Husbands may accompany their wives but must be with a lady. Also opening in the same building is a cleaning and repair shop run by Boy B Burns in Vern B Musser’s former space. Crystal Cleaners, run by L. L Kish after purchasing the tailoring shop, offers services under a new name. An advertisement touts a “wonderful little glass” offered at 25 cents, with humorous claims about microscopy and magnification.

Mike Payer Sevid Box Butte Bayer B. Burns Vern B. Musser Mr. Barnes First National Hank L. L Kish The Crystal Cleaners

Interesting to Autoists Lincoln Auto School Prospectus

The Lincoln Auto School in Lincoln Nebraska promotes an illustrated prospectus on motor construction and operation. Readers are urged to request a free copy by writing to 116 St. Lincoln Nebr. for the latest catalog.

Lincoln Auto School St., Lincoln Nebr

Air gun ban urged after city youths cause damage

Police Chief Jeffers warns boys found with air rifles will be brought before the police judge and fined five to twenty five dollars. A single large window frame was broken and more property damage suspected as youths use airguns ostensibly to shoot birds but rarely target birds.

Jeffers Herald Monchi

City cracks down as youths risk air rifle fines

The text notes youths on Box Bulle avenue engaging in shooting. The Inn imposes a fine between $5 and $25 for such offenses and Chief Jeffers vows to make an example of the next boy caught shooting an air rifle within city limits.

Box Bulle Avenue Jeffers

Lyons visits Herald office during Alliance stop

James C. Smith Hide Company manager C. Lyons of Grand Island Nebraska called at The Herald office during a Friday layover in Alliance. Lyons is considered well informed in western hide business and travels frequently across the western territory.

Hi. C. Lyons James C. Smith Grand Island Nebr Alliance Herald Office Mr. Lyons

Sunday Party Leaves Omaha for Chicago Campaign

Hilly Sunday departed from Omaha for Chicago for a week of meetings. Reports put his conversions around 12 000, with a Sunday bank offering of 20000 for seven weeks. About 40000 attended four services, but Omaha pastors said the effort did not achieve the hoped result against saloon keepers and gangs. Sunday expressed warmth toward Omaha despite mixed outcomes. The army board of engineers is urged to focus on Kansas City’s water issue.

Hilly Sunday Omaha Chicago Billy Dahlman Jim Army Board of Engineers Kansas City

State Fire Day urged to curb Nebraskas wasteful fires

Writings from the State Fire Commission call on Nebraska citizens to observe State Fire Day on the first Friday of November 1916. The piece stresses that 75 percent of fire waste stems from carelessness and urges widespread cleaning, inspections, and school programs to reduce the annual fire loss and protect resources. It asks Mayors, Fire Chiefs, Commercial Clubs, Women’s Clubs, and the Public Press to participate, and thanks teachers for integrating fire prevention into schooling.

State OF Nebraska Nebraska Fire Commission Department Banking Board John H. Moretiead Ridgell

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