Edward Keller dies of heart attack in Denver home
Edward 8 Keller vice president and general manager of the Colorado & Southern Railway Co. died at 9:20 p m Sunday at his Denver home after a week of illness linked to altitude following a Business trip to Leadville He was 52 years old Survived by wife and a daughter In addition the notice lists numerous Alliance Nebraska railroad staff moves and personnel transfers reflecting routine division activity
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Edward 8. Keller
Colorado & Southern Railway Co
Franklin Street
Denver
Colo
Leadville
Colorado and Southern Company
Burlington Road
Nebraska
McCook
Chicago
Missouri River
Omaha
Burlington Company
Colorado & Southern
M. E. Gillis
E. E. Young and Gon
A. V. Arnold
Keller
Colorado & Southern Railway Company
Local residents travel and family news from Alliance area
Towerman I J Stephenson of Crawford visited Alliance for examination. Mrs N T Shawver went to Sidney on Wednesday. The five month old child of Mr and Mrs H M Cusick died Wednesday and remains were taken to Mullen Nebraska for burial. Roadmaster B C Johnson left on 44 today for Seneca on business. Miss Dasy Cunningham went to Crawford on No 43 Wednesday.
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Liance
Pasenger
Chicago
Mr. Rogers
Edgemont
Mrs. Rogers
Perley Beach
Box Butte County
Ft. Riley
Mr. Beach
H. W. Johnson
Gurley
Towerman
I. J. Stephenson
Crawford
Alliance
H. M. Cusick
Sway
Mullen, Nebr
B. C. Johnson
Seneca
Dasy Cunningham
Burlington Handles Increased Tonnage
Burlington reveals a 28 percent rise in average tons per loaded car for June 1917 versus June 1916. The railway moved 4,918,227 tons of freight, averaging 29.58 tons per car in June 1917.
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Burlington
The Speed Fiend Biasing the Mastest Tilt Of Car
A quirky, archaic note discusses a speed fiend admitting bias and offering to explain it. The piece jokes about his 12 miles in 74 minutes journey and visiting a hill on high as a playful aside.
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U.S
Ble
Didja
J. P. Maxfield
Burlington loads cars near capacity in June 1916 gains
The article notes 22.98 tons per car in June 1916 an increase of 6.4 tons per car improving monthly loading efficiency by saving 46 622 cars. H E Byram credits shippers and railroads cooperation for the surge and describes broad adoption across the U S as Railroads War Board efforts push efficient loading and reduced congestion amid equipment limits. The piece closes with social notes about ministerial plans and a bridge gathering this afternoon at Mrs Lee Basye s home with guests listed.
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Burlington
H. E. Byram
United States
Railroads’ War Board
T. O. T. Club
Lee Basye
Bridge
Mesdames Toohey
Eubanks, Burke
J. O. Walker
Statle
Darling
Beckwith
Gurley
Dietlein
Card of Thanks for Elmer Archibald Cusick Family
The Cusick family thanks friends and neighbors for help during illness and after the death of their little son Elmer Archibald.
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Elmer Archibald
Henry Cusick
Hannan Workman Marriage in Alliance Church
Hannan and Workman were united in marriage Monday at the First Christian church in Alliance. The bride, born in Box Butte county, grew up and studied in Alliance, graduating high school in 1914 with high honors. The groom, studying for the ministry at Bethany College near Lincoln, will continue studies there with plans to make their home at Bethany.
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Bethany College
Lincoln
Social Gatherings Highlight Local Hostesses and Guests
Dinners and dances mark a busy social week with Mrs E Bennett hosting a five course event at 920 Big Horn for Ada Bennett of Miles City. Prizes went to Mrs Mitchell and Mrs Andrews at a card afternoon. Friday evening Misses Julia and Matilda Frankle hosted a party dance at the Episcopal Parish house with autumn leaves decor and souvenir dances while chaperones included Mrs Marcus Frankle and Dave Kaufmann.
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E. Bennett
Big Horn
Ada Bennett
Miles City
Mont
Mitchell
Andrews
Mesdames
Charles Britton
Marcus Frankie
A. V. Gavin
C. FE. Hershman
Frank Was
Nellie Wilson
William Mitchell
F. W. Harris
Wm. Weidenhamer
Percy Cogswell
Earl Mallory
J. N. Andrews
Horace Bogue
F. T. Helpbringer
M.S. Hargraves
William Carson Shaw
A. Y. Arnold
B. T. Gilman
Sam Tillett
Frankie
Helen Hewitt
Charlotte Molring
Eunice Eldred
Teresa O'Donnell
Ruth Morris
Cynthia Davenport
Helen Schott
Hannah Courant
Doris Young
Martha Shaw
Mable Young
Margaret Harris
Della Holsten
Teresa Morrow
Mildred Griggs
Clarabel Deitlen
Bernardine French
Edneses Kimball
Mesa
George Deithen
Kensington
Clarabel
Helen Deitlen
Vancouver
Wash
Hazel Bennett
Ethel James
Hattie Renswold
Thelma Fitzpatrick
Goldie Leith
Glen Mounts
Julia Frankle
May Schafer
Scottsbluff
Meadames
Clarence Schafer
William Ostenberg
Kensington social rounds in honor of Mary Wilson and guests
Long list of hosts hostesses and guests at Kensington gatherings with dinners and recitations. Red Cross Kensington featured a luncheon with red white color scheme and ambulance shaped place cards. Attendees include Mrs. Carl Nelson Havenna and Mrs. Ira Tagh among others. Also notes a health tip about bananas and green color fading.
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Marian Grebe Wags
Kensington
Mary Wilson
Chadron
Local residents return from trips and relocations in Hemingford
Hemingford residents share travel and health news. Mr and Mrs B A Shepherd and Pearl Sorenson returned from a two month pleasure trip through Colorado and Arizona noting good roads and crops. Other locals report visits to Crawford Hot Springs York and Pine Ridge and relatives moving or leaving town.
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B. A. Shepherd
Pearl Sorenson
Colorado
Arizona
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Weidenhamer
St. Paul
K. J. Stern
Mrs. Stern
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C. H. Richey
Deadwood
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Simla
R. B. Coates
Bead
A. D. Snow
Coates
J. McKelvey
Snow
C. L. Franklin
Ravenna
McKelvey
J. T. Kaylor
Mre. C. D. Reed of
Torrington
A R. Reynolds
Hot Springs
D. L. Bennett
A. J. Welch
L. D. Perrin
Ardmore
Francis Young
Alliance Sunday
E. E. Young
M. BE. Coleman
Casper
Sheridan
Coleman
C. J. Connett
Mr. Coleman
Marian Mote
Miss Mote Willeave
State University
R. E. McKenzie
Miss Mote
Chester Hagan
Glen Hagan
Western Union
Alforetta la Mon
J. M. Johnson
HU. B. Rogers
No. 44
Weidenhamer Home
KR. RR. Rice
F. R. Adams
Bingham
C. W. Forest
Broken Bow
Mr. Forest
D. W. Kenner
Girard
Switchmman P. H. Dittemore
Bridgeport
Viet
L. D. Whatley
L. C. Davies
Mystic
H. M. McClanahan
Mr. McClanahan
Frank Smith
H. Timmel
Easinés
Mr. Timmel
Greybull
FE. D. Branch
No. 43
A. Hageander
Deadhead
Englewood
Spearfish
Piedmont
Bell
Holtort
L. J. Toohey
Hemingford
J. W. Harper
Ansley
Mr. Toohey
J. B. Jolly
Orella
Signal Corps
Regular Army
C. W. Osborn
Laramie, Wyo
Mrs. C. C. Madden
St. Louis
Mr. Madden
W. K. Robertson
A. D. Lander
Russell Cox
Ralph Cox
Frances Gadient
Davenport
Iowa
Alliance Division
Yale Aviation Corps
Aviation Corps
Yale University
Hue
Ado Hy
N. T. Shawver
Sidney
FIEND
Mrs. Bennett
Brown
Priess
Alexander
Helen Alexander
Flo. Richards
Rose Sigler
Frances Brown
LaVaughn Brown
May Shaughnessy
Helen Shaughnessy
Lena Priess
Messrs. Adkins
Witty
Charles Safford
Purdy
W. C. Jackson
Norris
Fielding
F. J. Vogel
Miles
Charles Schafer
U. S. S. Service
NEBR
James Frank Abege
Max Wilcox
Michael Nolan
Martin Nolan
Adrian Keane
Milton Keegan
Orville Davenport
Herbert Butler
Richard Young
Norman Newberry
James Graham
Everett O'Keefe
Donald Spencer
Walter Metz
Frank Buechsenstein
Hugh Davenport
Alban Hall
Marvin Dickenson
Maurice Nelson
Howard Bennett
William O'Keefe
Bernard Holsten
Lloyd Tally
Elting Bennett
Aubrey Young
David Kauffman
Harold Weidenhamer
Archie Blackwood
Frank Aberg
Mrs. Deithen
Red
W. F. Waller, Sr
Alex Muirhead
Faye
S. C
Pauline Dowd
Nona O'Neill
Co Wm
Pudence
Dunlap
Bill Elder
Anselmo, Nebr
K. L. Pierce
Minnesota
W. W. Norton
Wife of
Lillian Cahn
York, Nebr
the Business College
Charles Shindler
State Ink
Mabel McClung
Charles Moranville
Red Cloud
Moranville
B Ft
J. T. Butler
Pine Ridge
Mary Shepherd
Jim Hunter
Ed Zurchier
Charles Moser
Mrs. M. Christensen
Little Son
Jireh, Wyo
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