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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1903
Page
8
The Weralo weekly notes its publication schedule and staff with T. J. Okeefe as publisher and J. B. Enlest as associate editor, entered at Alliance Nebraska post office as second class matter.
The Herapy official Box Butte county publication boasts the largest Alliance paper circulation. Subscriptions are $1.50 annually in advance. Display rates listed per single column inch per month and per line for local business ads and legal notices at statute rates.
Notice lists J J Harrington and W in the 1st Judicial District with Westover as location.
The social page notes a prize baby show as a featured event this week. The report describes the crop as prolific and beautiful, appealing to families and local spectators.
A sub committee of the senate finance committee plans hearings inviting experts Beavers and Mahen to discuss the development of an elastic currency. The move aims to obtain informed opinions on monetary flexibility and stability.
Turkish dispatches claim Bulgarians burn their villages attack women and injure themselves to spoil the Turkish reputation. The report frames Bulgarian actions as deliberate provocations amid regional tension and warfare.
The residence of Dr. R. W. E. Casterl ine, editor of the Grate Echo, was entered by thieves who seized $210 in cash.
The Railford press notes the American hen yields 300 million dollars worth of eggs annually making poultry the United States’ second most valuable crop after wheat corn and hay. Senator Beveridge quips about nature while in Maine woods and Nebraska air could overwhelm even him. Judge Westover is praised for integrity and fair decisions during two district terms.
Friday evening at Grand Island fusionists placed Judge J. R. Thompson of Grand Island and Judge J. S. Armstrong of Boone county on the ballot. Each candidate won all but five and a half votes. the populist convention backed Hon. W. H. Thompson of Grand Island and County Attorney Taylor of St. Paul with the remainder.
Nathan Swift, son of packer Louis F Swift, was struck on the head by a polo ball in Chicago last Monday. Blinded by sun glare he failed to follow the ball, was injured on the temple, and died after dizziness and delirium. A blood vessel was ruptured and a surgical operation could not save him.
The Niobrara Tribune reports Republicans nominated Allen G. Fisher of Chadron and W. Jills of Butte for the fifteenth district. The piece accuses Fisher of trading favors for election and hints at railroad influence guiding delegates in Holt and surrounding counties. It notes Fisher's long opposition to Judge Kinkaid and alleges Dickson manipulated delegate selection to secure Fisher’s candidacy.
J W Baumgardner Box Butte county superintendent of schools is a candidate for re election. He is praised for integrity and lofty aims and for being a friend of the teacher. Voters are urged to mark an X after his name on November 4.
The fall ballot includes the county surveyor office, seen as important beyond its revenue. Incumbent J. P. Hazard has long experience and has funded valuable instruments himself to improve performance, a point for taxpayers to consider.
Council Bluffs residents debate hosting a sauerkraut festival praising a fine cabbage harvest. The plan contrasts with Omaha's proposed limburger cheese carnival, seen as a competing aroma affecting neighboring districts.
Colonel J. M. Underwood a noted frontiersman and railroad contractor died in Portland Oregon. He laid the Northern Pacific track through the Sioux country with U S troops as guard and once captured Sitting Bull.
Notice to land owners informs about a road layout proceeding in the southwest corner of the sky area. The commissioner outlines the path through sections 43 and 4, with damages claims to be filed in the county clerk's office by noon on the specified November day. Damages and objections must be addressed to halt or proceed with the road opening.
County commissioners invite sealed bids at the clerk's office for road and culvert work along Pollingford road at the south branch of Sandean and the north bank of the canon. The project includes earth, stone, a 10 ft bridge, culverts, cement abutments, ramps, and related earthworks with a lowest bidder to be selected.
Those desiring to look over the ground with a view of making bids for the work on the above proposal can call am Isaac Rockey.
A home safety notice promotes Proranica a chemical that supposedly renders lumber fire proof and preserves wood. B V Reeves is listed as the local agency contact offering demonstrations and pricing for applying it to homes.
Notice that Joseph Fo McManuls will take action on the birthday of August. HAG, Ivan Hinchey, and Juste of Dorsey parish face an attachment order for 73 001 dollars in a case before a court. Newland and Dialoth and Joseph J. Mehis defend the defendant's property. The cause was continued to October 1000 at 4 p.m. Plaintiff Hendueter, Nebraska, September 15.
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