Mallery Store Damaged By Sunday Fire
A Sunday morning blaze at the Mallery building corner of F Street and Box Butte Avenue damaged groceries and stock valued around 3000. Firefighters from Alliance quickly contained the fire with minimal injuries, reopened a temporary location at 310 Box Butte Avenue, and began insurance and repair processes as crews investigated the cause.
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Mallery
Box Butte Avenue
Allia
E. Hershman
Fie
Charley Sehafer
Newberry Harness Department
Bus
Local News Roundup From Bingham Nebraska
Bingham Nebraska reports a busy week with weather, a new windmill tower by RB Kincaid, and Diles Howell sent to Rushville for ninety days. People return from Alliance and Crawford while Bryan’s speech is noted. Quiet pool hall trouble contrasts with cattle movement and transport to Ansley and Lakeside.
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Diles
Co. Howell
Allance
L. BE. Ballinger
Has. Pebley
Ansley
Harry Mason
Babe Ray
Georgie Ballard
Mr. Joy
Lakeside
Pearl Davidson
Dave Williams
Alliance
R. EB. Kincaid
Perry Thayer
Stella Williams
Alliance Works To Beautify City With Sanitary Receptacles
The Alliance Commercial Club and Secretary W J Pisher receive nationwide notice for installing sanitary trash receptacles along major streets. The effort, shown in Town Development and The American City, aims to reduce litter and replace old boxes and barrels with neat metal cans improving the city’s appearance.
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Alliance
Alliance Commercial Club
W. J. Pisher
Box Pulte Avenue
Commercial Club of
Nebru
Jmetall
Silver Grill Cafe Opens in Alliance on Box Butte Avenue
The Silver Grill Cafe opens Friday morning at 212 Box Butte Avenue in the O Keefe building. E Becker and Cy Laine own the restaurant which features modern furnishings, a remodeled front, Neht brick exterior, Kawneer front, and Western Glass and Paint Company trim. Dinner is served and old prices prevail with seating for 63.
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Silver Grill Cafe
Alliance
Box Butte Avenue
O'Keefe
E. Becker
Cy Laine
Western Glass and Paint Company of
Lincoln
Nebraska Potato Crop Conditions Improve Yet Below Average
Federal crop report shows Nebraska potato conditions at 70 percent versus a ten year average of 74 percent. The 1914 yield is estimated at 8,254,000 bushels, reflecting the growing importance of potato farming in west and northwest Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Christmas Greeting Card Line at The Herald
The Herald advertises a full line of engraved and printed Christmas cards at reasonable prices. Customers can call 240 or visit The Herald office to view samples.
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Herald
Herald Office
Hungerford Visit Shifts in Alliance Controversy
A Hungerford party from Crawford arrived in Alliance last Wednesday evening with his daughter Gladys and client Mrs. Leona Smith. They returned to Crawford Thursday afternoon amid a contested homestead claim near Crawford involving Mrs. Smith.
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Arah L. Hungerford
Crawford
Alliance
Sute
Gladys
Leona Smith
Hood Returns from Canada to Alliance Canton Man Visits War Era Relatives
W A Hood of Canton returned Tuesday to Alliance after a six month visit to Toronto and other parts of Canada. He met relatives unseen for forty six years and noted 650000 Canadian volunteers leaving for England to join the war effort. Hood observed many soldiers were unmarried due to wives’ consent rules. He said Canada is flourishing and he enjoyed the trip.
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W. A. Hood
Canton
Toronto
Canada
Alliance
Mr. Hood
England
Hood
Box Buite County
Crawford Man Confesses in Belmont Robbery Case
Arthur Davis of Crawford and Hutchinson were captured by Burlington Agent Kish and Night Marshal Twilegar after a Belmont robbery of Fred Wendt’s general merchandise store. Davis confessed in Dawes county court that Hutchinson devised the plan and acted as lookout.
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Arthur Davis
Crawford
Crawford Hutchinson
Alliance
Burlington
Kish
Twilegar
Fred Wendt
Belmont
Hutchinson
W. M. Wilson
Davis
Pest House
Sherley
Dawes County
Sherrels
Town News and Local Movements in AshbyNebraska
Ashby reports arrivals and departures including Ralph Wheaton moving near Wheatland Wyoming with Frank Dennis to build a new home. J E aut brings Earl Langley for a short visit before he proceeds to Crawford. The Thayer family moves to Arkansas and attend a dance in their honor. Various residents visit Alliance Hyannis and nearby towns. chages in property, lodging, and health noted.
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Ira Mansfield
Hyannis
T. L. Chappell
Brookings
Dak
Gilbert Chappell
Thos. Stansbie
F. B. Sterns
Lodge
Thomas Bollerup
Alliance
Town Visitors and Winter Weather Reach Local Area
In town Monday night after a load of coal the stormy weather claimed several winter deaths. Floyd Downing of Surrey arrived after tending to Winston's house. Mr. Winston will have a fine home when finished. Mrs. J. B. Lock of Gravity and Mrs. Pearl Blevins of Sheridan, Wyoming joined a visit with Alice Lovett. Mac Lewis, visiting Lincoln, returned and joined her father heading to Surrey. Frank Keller and family from near Spade visited to host relatives from Albia Iowa. A. M. Binder left to spend winter with her children after years in the Sand Hills.
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Floyd Downing
Surrey
Chas
Winston
J. B. Lock
John Barnes
Pearl Blevins
Sheridan
Wyo
Ray Beeser
Albla
Iowa
A. M. Binder
Sand Hillis
Ashby Nebr notes and community updates October events
Ashby reports arrivals and departures including C L Blam and Mack Blam shipping cattle, Mrs F A Castle visiting Scottsbluff, and Carl Stahmer welcoming a new daughter in Omaha. It covers Sunday School convention results, bereavements for Dr. and Mrs Merrihew, homestead proofs, church services by Rev Titus Lang, and local social activity.
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Ashby, Nebr
C. L. Blam
Ashby Lumber Co
Montana
Mack
Hiram Cline
Wm. Phipps
F. A. Castle
Scottsbluff
Carl Stahmer
G. B
Perkine
Jesse
Bethany
Merrihew
B. Merrihew
Spade
Margaret
John Dunkle
Dalton
Dunkle
C. H B. Rowley
Alliance
Amanda Bowdish
Near Spade
Ray Euston
Curtis Sowers
Hyannis
Bowdish
Titus Lang
Ashby
W. H. Showers
John Rentfro
Bingham
Anna Collopy
Ashby Hotel
H. L. Lawrence
Near Bis Alkalui
Robert Marshall
Points East
Mahoney
Frick and
Scott
Ampaha
Aund Hille
Otto Albrecht
Mother Lake
Reddish Tibbetts Wedding Reported From Hastings
The Hastings Tribune recounts the marriage of Robert Reddish of Alliance and Ruth Tibbetts of Hastings at St Marks Episcopal in Hastings. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn and a reception at the bride’s home, with numerous out of town guests and both families hosting events. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lam Tibbetts, is a Nebraska alumna and Theta member. the groom is a Lincoln and Alliance attorney.
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Robert Reddish
Alliance
Ruth Tibbets
Hastings
Herald
Hastings Tribune
Lee
St. Marks Episcopal Druck
Ruth Tibbetts
Lam Tibbets
Robert C. Reddist
Grace Finch
Grand Island
Mendelssohn
Young
Howard Reddish
Ventry
George Dutton
Albert Tibbets
Dorothy Norton
Imogene Clarke
Kansas City
Saunders Avenue
Lem Tibbeta
F. BE. Reddish
Edith
Mise Imogene Clarke
Oliver
Barton Green
Lincoln
Misaoe Mary Steele
Armilda Duttos
Mise Gertrude Stein
Ueeta
Mra
Wim Pickens
Doniphan
Tibbeta
Anna Tibbets
Ida HM
W. G. Gooden
F.reddish
Howard
Imezene Clarke
Thad Saunders
Beatrice
Lloyd Johnses
Bich School
Nebraska University At
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Law School
Ohat
Reddish
Fire arson suspect Ora Phillips located in Fort Worth
Dawes county had offered a $100 reward for Ora Phillips on arson charges after he allegedly set fire to Phillips Brothers store in Marsland on September 24. He was traced to Fort Worth Texas last week. His brother Ira Phillips had been released at Crawford on a preliminary hearing.
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Ora Phillips
Dawes County
Phillips Brothers
Marsland
Fort Worth
Texas
Ira
Justice of the Peace
Crawford
Ora
Fremont
Lincoln Star
Neb
H. E. van Buren
Chadros
Ten
Phillips
Philips
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Sant
Main Street
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