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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1917
Page
2
Judge L A Berry notes only one year in twenty years with September timing, a Swedish descendant rushes to County Judge Tash fearing wartime marriage bans, and Miss Josephine Hoag visits Bridgesport relatives for a weekend.
Local notes record many residents traveling to attend fairs funerals and church events. A pair of trips include Lenabelie Frazier's funeral in Douglas and a two week visit to Lead South Dakota by Mr and Mrs Burton Roland. The column mentions Red Cross knitting days and Daughters of Isabella activities at Alliance.
The quotation stresses readiness as the key to seizing opportunities. It claims those who are prepared and equal to demanding roles typically attain them, urging persistent personal development for self improvement and success.
R G Smith Nebraska Telephone Company district inspector from Grand Island and C W Lambert Omaha division inspector visited Alliance on Friday. Mary Louise Gilbaugh died at 14 months after a three week illness and services were held in Copperwoll home and Bingham. Bertha Mason married Art Schiele in Denver and will reside in Tabernash. Cole Mia DeLoss Barber and daughter visited Sterling and plan California as future home. Fred Cutts Ralph Johnson and Oral Harvey headed for Long Island to join field hospital corps for France service. J H Vaughan starter at Mitchell fair opening. Carter Calder Alliance Steam Laundry manager hosted a picnic at Pine Ridge with fourteen in autos. Clare Batton Hoffland visited Alliance briefly.
A fragment from the Telegraph quotes a critic noting the clash between Byron and a less harmonious sentiment in poetry. The writer reflects on Byron's fame and his struggle with body image, citing a letter to his solicitor describing extreme dieting and daily baths as he tries to shed adipose fat.
The article states experts doubt rich metallic ore deposits exist far below the crust. Most deposits near the surface are more productive, while at depths around 3,000 feet and beyond the ore tends to thin considerably. The discussion notes underground waters influence ore formation, with few mines profitable deep underground.
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