Hemingford Road Meeting Ends in Air No Compromise Reached
Fifty Alliance businessmen traveled by auto to Hemingford to push a state aid road plan but were met by Hemingford residents who offered no compromise. The meeting in the opera house became a noisy exchange with complaints directed at local officials, notably Commissioner George Carrell, and ended with no agreement on a route.
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Alliance
Hemingford
Hemsingford
Keith L. Pierce
Pierce
Carrell
George Carrell
Hemingford Road
Chadron
Aemen
Hashman Road
Go Slim
J. Mallory
Weather forecast for Alliance and vicinity
Fair tonight and Wednesday with cooler conditions. Tonight will be cooler across Alliance and surrounding area with no precipitation expected.
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Alliance and Vicinity
Two Players Injured In High School Football Game
Jerome Fleming and George Purdy were badly bruised in a Saturday football game at the high school between Alli ance high school and the alumni. The alumni won 13 to 6.
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Jerome Fleming
George Purdy
New Alliance
Fnal
Alliance
Chadron High Achool
Chadron Normal
Thiele’s
Holsten’s
Harper's
Meetings for potato growers in Alliance
A coalition of U S Bureau of Plant Industry experts and agricultural colleges co will host talks on preventing storage and transit losses and reducing wastage of potatoes. Attendees will see demonstrations of loading bagging and car ventilation and receive free literature and storage plans.
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United States
U. S
H. O. Werner
Agriculural College
W. C. Andreas
Division of Markets and Inspection Service
Daily Telegraphic
Alliance
Hiemingford
Berea
Marsland
Belmont
Mendenhall Family Row Settled by County Court Today
The Mendenhall case was settled in county court this morning with Roy E. Mendenhall and his wife agreeing to move to Missouri this evening. Michell was arrested on a wife’s complaint for ill treatment, later withdrawn. A non support charge had led to arrest. the case was dismissed after payment of $5.60 costs by J. L. Mendenhall. Judge Tash oversaw the signed agreement by all parties.
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Mendenhall
Roy E. Mendenhall
Missouri
Michell
J. L. Mendenhall
Tash
Births and travels noted in Hemingford area
To Mr and Mrs Carl Rehder of Hemingford September 25 a boy. To Mr and Mrs Alban Hall September 23 a girl. Calvin D Walker left today for Casper Wyoming expecting to be gone three of the week on business. J F Rom of Antioch was a business visitor in the city today. W B Bennett left Saturday night for Denver on business.
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Carl Rehder
Hemingford
Alban Hall
Calvin D. Walker
Casper
J. F. Rom
Antioch
W. B. Bennett
Denver
Box Butte Spud Crop Worth Over a Million
Box Butte county potato growers expect over one million dollars this season with prices around 1.85 to 1.88 per 100 pounds delivered at the car. Early Ohio and Triumph varieties yield 100 to 160 bushels per acre with several large farms totaling 160 acres or more. Indian labor from South Dakota is employed at about 4 dollars per day as harvest peaks, while local buyers from Iowa push carloads amid rising prices and strong competition at Hemingford Alliance Berea and other shipping points.
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Box Butte
Aliance
Hemingford
Alliance
Omaha
Emingtor
Lliance
Berea
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
Iowa
George Gabus
Hemisw
Co. C. Whitnack
Lincoln
Whitnack
Jay Vance
South Dakota
Chas
Lanige
Funeral Services for Charles Johnson Held This Morning
Charles Johnson, a Box Butte county rancher born in 1863 in Sweden, died at his home near Alliance from hardening of the arteries. He was 58 and had lived in the county since 1883. Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. at the home with Rev. M. C. Smith officiating. interment followed in Greenwood cemetery. He is survived by his wife Anne and three children Frank Johnson, Mrs. Clarence Benschoter, and Clarence Johnson.
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Charles Johnson
Box Butte
Alliance
Mr. Johnson
Sweden
Anne Johnson
Frank Johnson
Clarence Benschoter
Clarence Johnson
Mammoth Bones Unearthed Near Angora Farm Site
A large petrified mammoth limb and joint were uncovered by Harold Boodry while digging in a sand pit on Frank Boodry’s farm southeast of Angora. The find suggests a massive animal. rescuers plan to search the site for more skeleton remains with experts from Omaha and the state university consulted.
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Frank Boodry
Angora
Harold Boodry
Invaston
Ore Friend
Robert Gilder
Omaha
Condra
the State University
Body of Man Killed in Coal Car To Be Buried At Home
Police report the body of Leroy Bennet will be taken to his family home or Hollister Missouri for burial after he was killed while attempting to beat his way out of a coal car. Relatives were difficult to locate due to inland post office routing and telegram delays. Taylor is expected to arrive this afternoon or tonight.
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Alliance
Leroy Bennet
Lumberman
B. Taylor
Aneg
Hollister
Taylor
Mohrman Couple Travels To Chadron And Return
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mohrman along with Mrs Nellie Acheson and William Sarburn drove to Chadron on Sunday and returned by Crawford road.
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Kenneth Mohrman
Nellie Acheson
William Sarburn
Chadron
Crawford
Alliance Chamber to Host Farley Retail Lecture
The Alliance chamber of commerce arranges a Monday October 10 7 45 pm event at the Imperial featuring Mr Farley the renowned business expert. He will discuss getting the most out of retailing with focus on cooperation advertising store organization and techniques to boost profits using moving pictures and solid practical insights for merchants clerks and sales staff.
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Alliance Chamber of Commerce
Imperial
Farley
Nion
Alliance
Armory to Be Remade Into Municipal Pool and Gym
City Manager N A Kemmish outlined plans at the chamber of commerce meeting to transform the armory into a two story complex with a 25 by 50 foot pool in the basement and a gym on the second floor. The facility would include basketball, bleachers, and spaces for dances. Water would be supplied via the city pumping station and financing would follow after pressing matters.
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N. A. Kemmish
Chamber of Commerce
The
Herald
Kemmish
Tion
Indian Had Sore Feet. Thought Him Up to Mischief
Deputy Sheriff Miskimen investigated reports of a man crawling on hands and knees near the academy. It turned out to be Lo the poor tramp, walking long distances in blisters seeking work. He had traveled sixteen miles on moccasins and returned home after failed job leads. An effort will be made to find him a real job.
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Tom Miskimen
Academy
Scottsbluff
Alliance
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O. D. Miller
Eastern Commission
John Query
Frank Shreve
James Osborn
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