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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1903
Page
1
The firm invites readers to submit a short memorable name for a high class brass and iron bed line. Entries must be postmarked by October 25, 1903 and sent with a signed blank to B F Lockwood & Co in Alliance Nebraska. Prizes include free advertising in December magazines and ongoing promotion.
Bayard visit returns and cattle market activity in South Omaha. Mollring-Rosa Live Stock increases capital to 30000 with new VP. Fire destroys Mrs. Ella McDonald home but insured for 100. International Harvesting Co to set up in Alliance with Aspinwall as general agent. Conference notes from school superintendents in Lincoln. Staged moves include horses shipped to New York pending offers from Shelley & Willer. Countryside updates cover deaths and long-standing residents.
The Times accuses Box Butte county commissioners of dereliction over a Hemingford Hemingford road petition parallel to the B and M line. The article defends Commissioner Caha, calling the attack selfish political ploy, notes no action was taken, and urges readers to review county records for clarity.
A notice reiterates that every voter in Box Butte County is entitled to vote for the county commissioner position. The statement underscores inclusive access to the local election without denying any eligible resident the right to participate.
The Times faces attacks from the Grip and republicans over published claims. Theodore Johnson, a northern county stockman, bought more land adjoining his ranch, his third quarter this year, while Tae Heeath notes his prosperity with approval.
Local officials warn all residents against committing any depredations or destroying property on the night of October 41 1903. Violators will be punished under the law. The report also covers a serious accident near Alliance and notes social events and local visits, with brief mentions of train wrecks and community notices.
The Times is accused of lying about Sheriff Reed. Alliance businesspeople endorse Reed and plan to support him at the polls next Tuesday. They deem refuting the Times unnecessary, citing the editor’s exposure by the paper’s own absurdities.
The list names election judges and clerks for each precinct in Box Butte county including Alliance Second ward Boyd Dorsey Lawn Liberty Lake Nonpareil Runningwater Snake Wright and surrounding notes. Also mentions sale items and local ads from F A Thiele Molling Bros Geo Darling and other local businesses.
The notice advertises fur coat repairs with a guarantee of satisfaction and reasonable pricing. Readers are urged to send in repairs promptly, signed by C. Fe. Marks.
Hides and furs accepted for tanning with guaranteed best results. For Sale A piano at Newberry's. Residence property and business for sale. Pasture for horses at Woodbridge farm with good water. Residence lot and brood mares for sale. For Rent a six room house near the office. Lawn sprinkling time expires November 1, 1993. Water commissioner note about restrictions.
The Sunday school reports strong attendance with several new members under the guidance of the new pastor. A large congregation heard a fine sermon by Rev. W. W. Gettys last Sunday evening, with next Sunday's morning topic Workers for God Refuse to be Hindered and evening topic Christ's Invitation to a Tired World. Mrs Thos Kegan wore garments for ladies and planned a children's outing. Chris Hansen, a pioneer of Nonpareil precinct, was in the city Tuesday.
The A. Blackburn grocery stock has been assigned to W. A. Hampton for the benefit of creditors and will be closed out at auction.
Take hides where you will get the most for them at Thornton's board and room per week new house first class first house north of B and M freight depot Wm Bachman proprietor Plain sewing by Mrs A F Soyder at
A collage of brief ads lists employment pursuit for a "good girl" at a laundry, dentist Dr Reynolds now in Sears building, various sales from thoroughbred cocker spaniel pups to framed pictures, cattle for wintering near Marsland, and farm wagons harnesses offered by W Jamus.
Taken up one stray red animal about five or six months old. Owner can recover at the Checkered Hollow if claimed in time. otherwise it will be disposed of according to law. M. Shay, clerk.
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