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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
4
Brief notes from the box head detailing I cek's activities while awaiting the 0-2 to start the run to Seneca. The item captures preparatory chatter and movements around the Alliance round houses as workers prepare for departure.
In Alliance and Camp Cody reports recount daily lives at the railroad shops and military post. Stanley Klebeck heads to Chicago for a wedding and extended honeymoon while colleagues shift jobs travel and rest. A Gambler raid by Company G at Camp Cody nets sixteen fined civilians and base ball wins boost morale.
The Galloway Association has persuaded St Joseph to add premiums for the breed at the Royal show. Prizes include 100 for first 75 for second 50 for third and 25 for fourth across three classes and 100 for the Championship load. The American Galloway Association pays one third of premiums. Show dates are September 27 and 28.
Captain Miller reports that 108 dollars from Aliancel folks has been placed to Company G’s fund. The fund is audited monthly by the battalion major and spends on necessities such as tubs and wash boards for the company. The men thank home folks for support and aid.
In St Joseph on September the stocker and feeder show management outlines plans for the upcoming event. Officials indicate preparations are underway with organizers coordinating entries schedules and judging standards for the showcase.
On 27 and 28 at St Joseph Missouri the fair will choose one judge from Illinois one from local territory and one from the West. T E Brittin Springfield J C O Roberson Rockport Mo and Ed Crocker Matfield Green Kans will serve as judges. P M Groas will conduct the ear lot auction bringing a larger and better show than before.
Rushville residents list 108 drafted men certified with no exemption claims. Nine have enlisted in the Army and Navy. The board approved discharge for numerous individuals including Leo Gardzelewski Hay Springs George Hunsaker Lakeside John Ferguson Antioch Wardie Wantz Antioch Claude Sheffner Hay Springs Frank Moss Clinton Harry Pitkin Rushville Lawrence Poage Gordon David Dwiggins Antioch and others from Gordon Rushville and nearby towns.
A tongue in cheek reflection notes that a woman may outwit a man when natural charms or timing give her edge. The quip implies intelligence and charm as keys to social advantage, suggesting humor over competence in the interaction.
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