Fourth Annual Home Day at Hyannis Highlighted by Riding Contests
The Fourth Annual Home Day at Hyannis drew a large crowd for the riding and roping events. Prizes included a $125 saddle and blanket, $95 bridle, and gear from Harpham Bros Co and Miles City Saddlery Co. Congressman Kinkaid spoke from a hotel balcony amid applause. Western Nebraska attendees from Harpham Bros, Randall & Co, and Tage Bros. attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannis
CPR
Alliance
Antioch
Lakeside
Ellsworth
Bingham
Ashby
Guy Lockwood
Jack Riordan
Robert Campbell
Alliance Committee On Transportation
Chae. K.a Hesett
Grant County Tribune
Charley
Harpham Bros. Co
Lincoln
Jack Hawes
Alliance Post M. T. P. A
Aniser Mfg. Co
St. Oseph
Miles City Saddlery Co
Miles City
Mont
Charlie Lorenz
Arthur
Nebr
Norman Mason
Salem
Bob Beebe
Birney
John O'Brien
E. H. Burgess
Felix Becker
Iva E. Teeter
Jet
Knight Lowe
C. C. Fawcett
Dorris Manning
Hazel Godney
A. C. Brenneman
Bert Hayward
Floyd White
Earl Monahan
Lst
Geo. Manning
Helen Teater
E. G
Nebraska
Train Silo and Dairy Exhibit Open for Public Inspection
Ready for Train W E Spencer chairs the committee for the Burlington railroad and International Harvester Company to prep advertising this week. The silo and dairy train arrives in Alliance Saturday night October 9 and stays until Monday morning. Public inspection Sunday afternoon will feature open coaches and more exhibits than expected.
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W. E. Spencer
Burlington Railroad
International Harvester Company
Alliance
Agricultural train to visit Hemingford Nebraska speakers named
The 9th program leaves Thermopolis Wyoming and travels to Hemingford for an afternoon lecture. Prominent Nebraska agricultural figures join Prof Fransden from the state university to discuss dairy business. P G Holden of the International Harvester Company leads the train program and heads the agricultural department.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Hemingford
Nebraska
Fransden
Agricultural Department
The
State University
P. G. Holden
Mr. Holden
International Harvester Company
Washout near Edgemont delays Burlington trains
A major washout on the Cheyenne river west of Edgemont halted all Burlington through trains until midweek. The river widened to about 800 feet as rains washed gumbo and sawdust downstream, delaying wrecking crews and blocking the line until a temporary span could be built.
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Cheyenne
Edgemont
Thru
Burlington
Alliance
Casper
No. 42
Crawford
Night school opens for aliens and colored people in city
Police Matron Sharp announces a new night school to start next Tuesday in the Central school building. Rev. Grant Kirby will instruct the colored students and other instructors will be chosen by Tuesday. Prospective attendees should see Mrs. Sharp at the city mission before Tuesday or enroll at the Central building Tuesday night.
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Sharp
Central School
Grant Kirby
City Mission
Central Building
Baptist Rally Day Program at Church Next Sunday
The church hosts a special Rally Day program replacing regular services. The program includes drills songs and recitations and Rev F C Barrett will deliver an engaging talk. Everyone is invited to attend.
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F. C. Barrett
Broken Bow Boys Returned After Short Road Trip
Two fourteen year old boys from Broken Bow returned home after several days on the road. Chief Jeffera received a telegram to locate Mark Miley and the boys were chased for about an hour before capture. Miley was held while Juan Sloggett headed east by train.
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Broken Bow
Jeffera
Mark Miley
Juan Sloggett
Miley
Potatoes Attract Attention From Kansas Buyer
Box Butte county highlights at the state fair win first prize for potatoes in this region drawing interest. The Herald received a letter from W F Ziegler of Salina Kansas seeking information and carload quotations from local potato growers.
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Box Butte County
the Herald
W. F. Ziegler
Salina
Kans
Spayed Heifers Fetch Good Prices at Mitchell Market
Joe L. Sandford of Mitchell sold seven loads of stock including spayed heifers at 6 85 and 7 35 and cows at 6 35. He is noted for one of the state s best cattle herds, producing classy stock each fall.
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Joe L. Sandford
Mitchell
Joe
South Omaha Daily Drovers Journal-Stockman
Thanking Relatives and Friends in Alliance Neb
Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs P L Castle Bingham Nebraska for flowers and kindness after the sickness and death of their daughter Cleo Alice. Also notes a hunting trip by Pugh and Tash cited as the two tallest Alliance residents returning with only two ducks and blaming each other for the failure.
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Cleo Alice
P. L. Castle
Bingham
Nebr
Mesrs
Pugh
The
Telephone Company
Tash
Alliance Auto Supply Company
Alliance
Trainmen's daily time books for sale at The Herald
Trainmen's daily time books are offered for sale at The Herald office for twenty cents each. Interested readers are asked to inquire in person.
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Herald Office
Alliance Market Week Invitation Promotes City Events
A special invitation invites visitors to Alliance during October 25 to 20 for a first of its kind Alliance Market Week. The program features daily free events including barbecue dance baby show horse and colt show chicken show and other activities. Merchants offer daily bargains aiming to attract money saving visitors and businesses.
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Alliance
W. D. Fisher
Alliance to Form Local Orchestra Under School of Music
The Alliance School of Music oversees a new orchestra formed from Alliance men of musical ability. Directed by Ralph R. Uniacke, the group aims to elevate city culture and provide a lasting musical season for the public.
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Ralph R. Uniacke
The
Alliance School of Music
Alliance
Union Meeting of L. A. 8 at Alliance Baptist Church
At the Alliance Baptist church on Wednesday the five Ladies' Aid Societies gathered for a well attended Union meeting. The program featured two papers and talks promoting the city mission along with instrumental and vocal selections. The collection totaled 8.83 dollars for city mission support and refreshments were served.
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The
Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Societies of Alliance
Monarch Coal Manager Visits City Amid Optimism
A W Pollock of Monarch Coal Mining Company in Monarch Wyoming arrives by bus for business. He notes the company is the Sheridan district's largest producer with September 1 tonnage rivaling two others. Coal is handled in Alliance by Forest Lumber Company. Mr Pollock departs tonight for Crawford.
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A. W. Pollock
Monarch Coal Mining Company
Monarch
Wyo
Denver
Sheridan District
Alliance
Forest Lumber Company
Pastor J B Carns to Lead First Methodist Services
Rev. J B Carns, recently appointed pastor of the Methodist church, will conduct his first services at the local church on Sunday October 3. Full regular services include Sunday school at 10 a m, morning service at 11 a m, Epworth League at 6 30 p m, and evening service at 7 30 p m. All are invited.
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J. B. Carns
Methodist Church
Epworth
Monarch Coal Sold Exclusively by Forest Lumber in Alliance
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC states MONARCH COAL is sold exclusively by THE FOREST LUMBER COMPANY Alliance with phone 73 and warns against unofficial suppliers. It asserts inferior grades from others and assures value for money from MONARCH COAL MINING O Monarch Wyoming.
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Forest Lumber Company
Monarch Coal
Monarch Coal Mining
Monarch
Wyoming
Boy Killed by a Train Near Antioch
Fred Lee a 20 year old was killed when a Burlington freight ran over him three miles from Lakeside near Antioch. He was believed to have fallen while trying to ride a train after losing hold on the brake rods. The coroner ruled death by being run over. Lee had been in Alliance seeking work and had begged food at the police station before his death. His father resides in Springfield Missouri and arranged for shipment of the body.
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Fred Lee
Burlington
Lakeside
Antioch
Lee
No. 44
Rushville
Darling
Springfield
Alliance
Sharp
Farmers Institute Plans Set for Box Butte County
County Agent Seidell outlines a week long farmers institute to run October 25 to 30 with sessions in Alliance Hemingford and other county locations. Notable speakers include Dr Hal Alma and Lincoln residents Emma Reed Davidson Mary Rokahr.
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Alliance
Hemingford
Seidell
Box Butte County
Farmers’ Institute
Or. Hal
Alma
Emma Reed Davidson
Lincoln
Mary Rokahr
CO. Hull
Nebr
Lane
Auto Crashes Into Buggy On Box Butte Street
A Maxwell auto owned by Leo Prohnapfel and driven by Mr. Clark struck a buggy carrying Mrs. L. M. Beal on Box Butte in front of Brennin’s drug store. No injuries. left front wheel damaged. crowd gathered as horse and buggy were moved aside.
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Maxwell
Leo Prohnapfel
Mr. Clark
L. M. Beal
Box Butte
Brennin
L L. Acheson
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HON. M. I. Kinkatd
Joe Harpham
P. W. Mikesell
Ler Grand Hotel
Omaha
A. J. Randall
Donahue, Randall & Co
Livestock Commission
South Omaha
J. Oole Alsworth
Great Western Commission Co
Art Tage
Tage Bros. & Moorhead
Yale
W. Thomas
Livesick National Bank of South Omaha
Thomas
Joseph W. Thomas
Live Stock National Bank
Carload
the Business Men OF
Union Meeting OF
L. A
Sp. m
Clark
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