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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1917
Page
6
A Reliable Company Nebraska National Insurance Company presents a eighteenth year ad claiming homeowners farm and auto coverage for fire wind hail and crop insurance. It notes a $50 reward for auto theft arrests, cash loss payments, $500000+ paid to policyholders, strong reserves, and a home office in Lincoln with agents wanted.
The item lists numerous personnel moves at the railroad yard including transfers, vacations, and replacements. J L Overman makes a quick trip to Scousbluff, I R Pederson is off, John Nolan fills in, and many others change posts or take leave. A notable note is the upcoming gender change in the master mechanic office with a girl set to become the new messenger.
A physician jokes about iron in the blood while a patient asks if iron exists. The exchange ends with a quip about nails growing.
Mrs Ralph Waldo Beal and Ida Clark Satterfield open studios in Alliance for vocal, piano and elocution instruction. Beal teaches vocal classes from 601 Laramie Ave. Satterfield offers piano and elocution from the Rumer block and an Antloch studio, planning a joint recital soon.
The U S district court for Nebraska Chadron convened in regular session with Judge J W Woodrough presiding. Court officers were R Hoyt clerk L F K Saeger deputy clerk U S District Attorney T B Allen D W Dickinson assistant Thomas J Flynn U S marshal A M Wright deputy U S marshal. Jury work waived for now and criminal docket entries include several liquor cases against Ward Dean Mike Ryan Reimenschneider and Alex Amor with various dispositions.
The record details plea of guilty and sentencing in multiple cases including Dawes county jail terms of 67 and 76 days dated June and July 1917 with fines of 1, registration conditions, and several civil matters. It notes cases U. S. v. Ras and Aylward patent cancellations, damagess, and adjournment. references to examiner D W Dickinson and government prosecutor duties amid wartime.
T. S. Alen of Lincoln, United States district attorney, visited Alliance over Friday to Sunday to collect evidence in the government case contesting the title of Delia and An.
M. W. Buckley, employee of Newberry Hardware Company, serial number 5, was exempted from military service by the district exemption board at Omaha. He received Tuesday an order noting his discharge status. The board members include the clerk and several key officials. A prominent New York physician recommends daily carrot consumption in some form for health.
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