Washington Letter on Federal Deficit and Campaign Book
Washington reports the Aug deficit near 5 million dollars as expenditures outpace receipts by about 200 thousand daily. The piece blames Republican extravagance and tariff law shortfalls, notes a 1910 campaign book using Republican speeches, and calls for Democratic donations to fund the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican Party
Treasury
Democratic Congressional Committee
Democratic Committee
James T. Lloyd
National Democratic Congressional Committee
Washington, D. C
Bill Becker Back in Business in Alliance Cafe
Bill Becker known as Bill, a famed local restaurateur, has purchased the cafe at 211 Box Butte Avenue from Mrs. Burkett. He spent days fixing it up and last week opened for business. He is noted for quick service and reliable square meals, drawing steady trade.
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Becker
Bill
Nebraska
Alliance
Box Butte Avenue
Burkett
In Memoriam M. A. Shay Fifty-One Died at Home
In Memoriam for M A Shay aged fifty one who died at his home in our city. He was a devoted husband and father with siblings in Wisconsin and Iowa. Survived by widow Mellie Agnes Shay daughter Margaret Ellen Shay son John Ambrose Shay and sisters Mrs Sweeney and Mrs Lynch. Funeral by Rev Fr McNamara at Holy Rosary and burial in Catholic cemetery.
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M. A. Shay
Boone County
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Box Butte County
Ellen Riley
Nenpariel
Mellie Agnes Shay
Margaret Ellen Shay
John Ambrose Shay
Sweeney
Arena
Wis
Lynch
Algona
Iowa
Fr. McNamara
Holy Rosary
New Stock at Phil Pizers Palace for Men Debuts
J C Barry longtime Forest Lumber Co branch manager departs for Denver to seek opportunities. S P Pisel of Spade Nebraska visits Alliance resident E Reeves. Reeves and Pisel have known each other for thirty years and pioneered in western Nebraska. A F Baldridge, with offices in the McCorkle Block, has added a substantial law library to his office.
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Phil Pizer
J. C. Barry
Forest Lumber Company
Denver
S. P. Pisel
Spade
Nebraska
E. Reeves
Alliance
A. F. Baldridge
McCorkle
Savings Department at First National Bank Draws Fans
The Savings Department of the First National Bank grows in popularity daily with higher transaction volumes, meeting a long felt want in Alliance and signaling strong local demand for secured savings services.
Epworth League Musicale Postponed to September 1
The Epworth League musicale scheduled for next Friday is postponed to Monday September 1 due to conflicts with other entertainments. Last musicale was a success and with no conflicts expected the church should be crowded for the popular programs.
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Epworth League
Marvelous News Service Praises The Recropp Hexato Paper
The article extols Te Recocutco Recomb-Herap as a vast modern newspaper with domestic and international coverage. It credits a worldwide network of correspondents and networks from the New York Herald World Journal of Commerce and the Associated Press for reliability and breadth.
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Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
Australia
Te Ccutcaco
United States
New York Herald
New York World
New York Journal of Commerce
Associated Press
St Agnes Academy Promising West Leader in Alliance
St Agnes Academy grows into a leading western school with sixty boarders and day pupils. The Commercial Department led by Sister Winifred is improving education in Alliance, filling a long felt want. A great future is predicted for the department and the school overall.
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St. Agnes Academy
Winifred
Gold of Burlington Catches Nine Fine Trout at Andrews
R Gold, a Burlington man living in Alliance, was greeted outside the Herald office Tuesday with a striking catch of speckled and rainbow trout. The nine fish weighed between half a pound and one and a half pounds each, all caught in the White River at Andrews, Nebraska.
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R- Gold
Burlington
Alliance
Herald Office
Mr. Gold
White River
Andrews
Nebraska
Herald Prints Worthwhile Adverts With Expert Printers
The passage argues printing and advertising are investments not expenses and that good printing doubles as advertising. It asserts that poor type, display, or low quality paper ruins ads, and that the Herald uses only skilled printers who are always on duty.
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The
Herald
Clothing drive for Alliance needy urged by local leagues
Citizens urged to donate worn clothing to Mrs. W. H. Zebrung or Mrs. S. K. Warrick for Alliance mercy and help departments. Call 287 or 309 to arrange pickups or drop offs as winter aid for the needy.
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W. H. Zebrung
Barnes Residence Under Construction Progresses Rapidly
The new residence of T. H. Barnes in the northwest part of town is advancing quickly and is expected to be completed in the near future.
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T. H. Barnes
Nichols Reopens Alliance Shoe Shop After Move
M. B. Nichols returns to Alliance from Sheridan Wyoming to run the Alliance Cash Shoe store with Champion repair equipment. His brother J D Nichols left Friday to take charge of the Sheridan shop.
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M. B. Nichols
Alliance
Sheridan
Wyo
Alliance Cash Shoe
J. D
Mr. Nichols
Herald
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Box Butte
A.D. Rodgers
Waltham
Holsten
D. Waters
Mgr
Anton Uhrig
Hemingford, Nebraska
Bill Becker
Memoriam
A Shay
First National Bank
McCluer
E. J. Greg & Son's
Curtis High Patent
E.j.grege & Son
Newberry Acdw.co
LL. Acheson
Box Butte Ave
Phelan Opera House
Nelson Fletcher Fire Insurance Agency
Hartford Fire Insurance Comelphia
North Aurore Ic
Niagare Fire Insurance Company
Connecticut Fire Commercial Union Assurance Co
Gormeare Ins. Co
State of Ouahe
Iverpool
London and Globe Ins
Rons Ins. Co
New York
New
Columbia Fire Insurance Company
Philadelia Underwriters
Koenalx Insp
Hartford
Conn
Firecans Mod Irene Co
Jerman Inc. Co
WorStairs
Pletcher Block
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