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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
13
A damaged OCR reads as a fragmented local notice with unreadable names and dates. The readable pieces imply a public action or sale but lack coherent details or clear participants. The fragmentary text offers little verifiable information for a full summary.
Market week continues with a packed schedule in Box Butte county including auto races on Wednesday. Percy Cogswell is highlighted among western Nebraska racing enthusiasts. Winners in novelty relay, slow high gear, and speed obstacle races are listed with drivers and vehicles. Other features include a big horse show chicken show and agricultural exhibit under Ira E. Tash, plus a baby show with three cups valued at 100. Harvey J. Ellis returns from the South after visiting St. Louis and Memphis. A Diamond Disc music dance at the Darling store Edison Shop drew a large crowd with punch and wafers served.
A reader letter from W H Lunn of Alliance compliments The Heralds boosters and notes local events from the month’s program. He mentions Ben Easllows Isa Times Tully Moore and Fisher among others, jokes about courtly chairs and circus crowds, and ends with a toast for Alliance as the Sun Burst of Northwest Nebraska.
Fred Mollring and son J. W. Mollring finished a six weeks hunting trip through Wyoming Idaho and south of Yellowstone Park. Fred was injured for twelve days after slipping while pursuing a large bear and its cubs. The trip yielded wild meat and a successful hunt with a bag limit. Additional notes include visits of Asa Briggs and family, a birth announcement for Dorothy Dunning in Montana, and Jack Miller purchasing Vindtor the racing stallion. An Imperial film advertisement and a note about a potential Servia funeral headline the rest of the page.
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