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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1917

Page

9

Box Butte County Potato Growers Organize

About 50 leading potato growers from Box Butte County and allied interests met at Hemingford to form the Box Butte County Potato Growers Association. Rex Truman led the organizing drive with talks by L. J. Case and F. C. Filley on grading and marketing. Officers were elected, and plans set to extend membership countywide.

Box Butte County Hemingford Rex Truman L. J. Case Bureau of Markets United States Department of Agriculture Market News Truman T. H. Bacon George Carroll Hemineford Harry Pierce John Jelinek F. D. Healy Alliance Lloyd Thomas Alliance Herald Lloyd Box Hutte

Had Large Booze Supply Fined $100

Homer Wilson was found guilty in county court of possessing liquor after a raid following a search warrant. Judge Tash imposed a $100 fine plus costs and noted an appeal to the district court. The case centered on liquor stored at the Wilson sale barn near Second Street and Cheyenne Avenue.

Homer Wilson Tash Wilson Alliance Bar Wilson Sale Second Street Cheyenne Avenue Ted Berry J. E. Wilson J. E. Wilso Berry Cal Cox Miller, Jones and Curtis George Stafford

Marley Hoppes Buried After Drowning in Nebraska

Marley L. Hoppes aged nineteen and member of Company L Fifth Nebraska National Guard drowned after cramps while swimming Monday evening. Rev S S J Epler led funeral at the Christian church as burial followed at Greenwood cemetery. His mother Mrs MC Hoppes of Arendia Kansas was visiting Alliance at the time. the body arrived on the noon train from the south.

Marley L. Hoppes Dan Hoppesa Alliance Greenwood Cemetery S.S. J. Epler The Christian Church Marley Hoppes Company L Fifth Nebraska Nations Guard oGthenbore MC. Hoppes Arendia Kans Dan Bedy

Changes Expected in Burlington Office Forch

A rumor from Burlington offices suggests an announcement of significant changes across local offices. The plan reportedly affects the general superintendent's office the local freight office and extends to the Sterling division.

Burlington Burington Sterling

First Box Butte Men Drafted for Ft. Riley

Perley Beach and Jay Vance of Alliance left for Ft. Riley Kansas as Box Butte county’s first drafted volunteers. They were among the five percent quota and had already passed examinations. Beach works as trainmaster’s clerk and Vance as Alliance post office mail carrier. They volunteered to go ahead of their place on the list after local board work.

Perley Beach Jay Vance Alliance Ft. Riley Rans Box Hutte Tve Box Butte Beach Venee Gamne Burington Vance Alliance Post Office

Westover Unties Three Knots in District Court

Judge W H Westover sat in the district court Saturday and granted three divorces. Margaret D Prout received absolute divorce from Bert T Prout with $1000 alimony paid $25 monthly and custody of two girls with $10 monthly per child until 18. Hattie Robb and Anna Hazelton also received divorces in cases where the defendants did not appear. Foreclosure actions against Alliance Building and Loan Association and Neeland vs Farwood were confirmed, with properties sold and redemptions noted.

W. H. Westover District Court Margaret D. Prout Bert T. Prout Hattie Robb Anna Hazelton Eugene Hazelton Alliance Building & Loan Association Conrad Koch Neeland Ve. Farwood Wildy Orger Hemingford Barwood Jonathan IL. Miller Thomas C. Bradley

What ails Alliance Band and town in labor talks

A reader voices concern over Alliance issues including a nonfunctioning band, low Labor Day attendance, no Box Butte exhibit at the state fair, and bad roads to Hoffland and Antioch. The note notes resignations, local club inaction, funding gaps, and draft farewells as evidence of public apathy and missteps.

Alliance Iere All Band County Council of Defense Pilkington Box Butte Avenue Alliance Band Allanlee Pony Aan Lincoln Box Butte County Box Butte Commercial Club Hoffland Antioch The Sheridan County

Death of W W E Hagan in Aurora Nebraska

W W E Hagan died at 9 p m Wednesday in Aurora Nebraska aged forty four He was a former Alliance tinner and worked for Newberry Hardware Rhein Rousey Company and had a brief business in town His widow and three children left for Aurora to join other relatives and burial will be at Atchison Kansas His lodge Altamre Lodge No 134 F O E assisted at the funeral Home family survivors include a wife two sons and a daughter

W. FE. Pagan Alliance Newberry Hardware Company Rhein- Rousey Company Nebraska Aurora Nebr Hagan Atchison, Kans Atchison Altamre Lodge No. 134

Infant son of Cusicks dies after illness in Alliance

Elmer Archibald Cusick five months old, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Cusick of Alliance, died Wednesday after about six weeks illness. The body was taken to Mullen for burial. Mr Cusick is Burlington section foreman in town.

Elmer Archibald Cusick Henry Cusick Alliance Mullen Mr. Cusick Burlington

Registration Day For Women In Alliance And Box Butte

The Box Butte County Council of Defense and Alliance Red Cross chapter will open Red Cross headquarters at the Masonic Temple on September 12 from morning until 6 PM to register all women in Alliance and Box Butte county. Active Red Cross workers and others urged to register. rural women may mail names to H. M. Bushnell Jr. for recording.

Nebraska Alliance Box Butte County Red Cross H. M. Bushnell, Jr Laaue The Herald

Dependable Advertisers Highlight Nebraska Stock Growers

The Herald continues a series on leading advertisers in northwestern Nebraska. Cox Jones Van Alstine Co reports long experience in ranch cattle and strong South Omaha and Denver operations moving a million dollars in livestock monthly. Farmers Live Stock Commission Co notes 27 years of steady growth, strong finances, and service to ranchers across Nebraska Montana and Wyoming with eight year round staff and more in peak times.

Herald Nebraska Stock Growers Association Nebraska Cox-Jones-Van Alstine Co Nebraska Ranch Livestock Commission BE. P. Meyers Hyannis John Diemer L. E. Ballinger Bingham John Bachelor Valentine South Omaha Strong South Omaha Denver Farmers Live Stock Commission Co Farmers Live Stock Commission Company Stellas Aleo oMntana Wyoming

Antioch Youth Fined Over Grouse Possession

Tyler of Lakeside was fined five dollars and costs after a game warden found one grouse in his possession and he admitted shooting two or three more. Justice W. G. Wilson presided, noting the fine covered only the game in hand.

Antioch Tyler Lakeside Justice of the Pease W. G. Wilson Wilson

Farewell sermon reports at First M E church

Dr J B Carne preached a farewell sermon at First M E church Sunday evening. He attends NW Nebraska conference at Scottsbluff this week and reported 26 adults and 19 children baptized, 66 received into membership, 50 adults, 26 subscriptions for Central Christian Advocate, and listed benevolences, salaries, and church expenses totaling several hundred dollars.

J. B. Carne Northwest Nebraska Scottsbluff Carne Central Christian Advocate

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Organi Zation nized—Association Gothenburg Fork Fort Riley Hollenbeck Hood Jones Coleman Horner Cook Sanderson Cook Leeper Connie O'Brien Idge Westover W. E. Hagan Aurora, Nebr Alliance Tinner Nesday MR. and Mis F. W. Hicks Clady Ried Cross the Herald Parkwee
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