TUB ALLIANCE IIERA1D, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1920.
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NEIUtAKKA NKWS NOTIfl
TIIIIlTY-roUil YKAIIM AUO
Items That.. Intrre t d Ilos Butte
County Folks II: fore (he H I
roml Tame TliroiMt'i
Kearney wants water works.
Fremont will pare Its streets.
. Tobias- is anxious to' bond itself
for a cheese factory and another rait
road line.
Bogus note swindlers are beating
farmer In the neighborhood of
Table Uock.
A reduction of $10,000 of the rail
road debt of Cuming county took
jplace last week.
Four Chinamen bare been re
ceded into the membership of the
8t. Taul M. E. church at Lincoln.
The Elk creek "phantom" who
was struck in the stomach with a
brick, has gone out of the ghost
business.
Sereral . Idle young gentlemen
were arrested and heavily fined one
day last week at Odell for throwing
stones at a passing train.
Three doctors worked three hours
on the neck of Mrs. Ella Drown In
Fremont the other day and success
fully removed a number of distress
ing tumors.
The west Nebraska Methodist con
ference will build a university at the
new town of Hartley. Two thousand
acres of land have been donated for
that purpose.
Nebraska was twenty years old as
a state March 1.- When the state
was organlfed there were but twenty-two
organised counties; now
ihere are seventy-three.
Jacob Koover, an old man of sev
enty years residing about seven miles
southwest of Tecumseh. had his left
leg broken last week while aiding in
nutting a ring in a bull's nose.
The expert sent to Cedar county
to examine the coal holes there re
Dorts that the vein discovered then
will not pay to mine, and recom
mended that the reward of M.00
offered by the state be not paid.
The prohibitionists of Adams
county are making extensive, prtft
aratlons for a grand rally and mass
meeting to be held in Hastings on
Saturday, July 3. It Is prophesied
to make it the greatest political dem
onstration ever held In the Btate.
An Auburn Justice opened a new
road to the pockets of saloon keep
ers last week. A man who had been
fined for drunkenness sued the sa
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loon keeper for the amount of tLi
fine and costs. The official dispenser
of law held the claim to be a just
one and gave Judgment accordingly.
A Congdon farmer wants a wife, i
but not bad enough to tie up with a
slim." She must weigh 250, must
be red-headed and six feet in height.
Freckles and warts he thinks are
beauty spots, and a hankering for
onions and atheism will be consid
ered favorable additions In the prem
ium girl. -
Theodore Heasley, an Edgar B'.ock
man, failed some weeks Ago, settled
huge piles of debts at CO cents on the
dollar, and pocketed a snug fortune.
He continued to live and put on style
amond his swindled neighbors t
their patience gave out. At the sol
emn midnight hour of Thursday
night a delegation of masked male
citizens called on Heasley and in
vited him to leave. The summons
was obeyed without ceremony.
An interesting story that hails
from kangaroovllle says there is liv
ing la that burg a most remarkable
woman. She was born thirty-two
years ago and was well formed, with
the exception of her tongue, which
was slit in two at the center, making
what appeared to be two tongues.
She has since experienced no diffi
culty In speaking, but on the con
trary, her pronunciation la dear and
distinct. The mystery of this seems
to lie in the fact that her tongue,
or tongues, never tire, as she uses
one part of the tongue for a while
and then allows It to rest while she
uses the other. Her conversational
powers are wonderful, as she can
talk Incessantly for any length ol
time.
persuing will accept
NOMINATION IF THNDEKKb
WASHINGTON, April 14, 1920.
(Special.) John J. -Pershing def
initely announced here tonight that
he would accept the republican nom
ination if his people called upon him
to do so. He stated that which he
was not actively seeking the nomina
tion he appreciated the effort his
friends were making for him
throughout the country and especi
ally in hla home state. In his ad
dress, he completely established the
fact that if his home state of Ne
braska instructed for him next Tues
day he will accept the nomination.
The announcement was made at a
reception. tendered Pershing by sev
eral hundred members of the Ne
braska association, in response to an
inquiry as to whether or not he
would accept the nomination provid
ed his home state instructed for him
April 20. "Speaking of the great
honor witn which you have been
kind enough to connect my name,"
Pershing said, 'it seems fitting that
I should say to you, my friends, htat
my whole life has been devoted to
the service of our country, and while
In no sense seeking the presidency, I
feel that no patriotic Americau
should decline to serve In that high
position If called upon to do bo by
his people."
Further expressing his apprecia
tion of the hono r being done him
by Nebraska, Pershing said: "The
home ties that have bound me to
Nebraska since 1886, when my par
ents took up their residence in Lin
coln, hare grown with every succeed
lng year and such meetings as htls
Intensify my longing to spend more
time with my family and people out
there at home."
Speaking on current Issues of par
tloular Importance to Nebraska,
Pershing declared: "Abhorring mil
ltarlsm or class aristocracy of any
sort, the people of Nebraska have de
voted themselves to the pursuits of
peace. The farmers must not In the
future b esurrounded by hampering
restrictions, onerous regulations or
adverse market conditions. The foun
datton of progress and prosperity in
our state has always been its agri
culture interests." , ,
Our regular prices on Spring
Coats leas 85 is below present fac
tory price. HighUnd-Hol'oway CO
BEREA
The ladles' aid society will gtve a
bazaar and food sale on Thursday,
April 22, at the lumber yard office
They will also serve a chicken pie
dinner and supper, the proceeds or
I which will go to help build the Berea
Union church. Mr. Cass will donate
a residence lot, sixty by 140 feet
which will be auctioned off about
o'clock in the evening. Everybody
to Invited.
Snappy Spring Suits at 25
lees than actual value. Highland
Hollow ay Co. 40
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
HENRY LOWELL STERNBERG
Henry Lowell Sternberg, Infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sternberg,
died Wednesday, aged three months
and six days. The little fellow bad
never been very strong. He was
taken with spasms Wednesday morn
ing and passed away.
Funeral services wr econducted
by Rev. Stephen J. Epler at the homo
on 607 Sweetwater avenue, Thursday
afternoon. The burial was In Green
wood cemetery.
R?rU Skirts from $6.89 to
to SOO.OO, less 25. . UlghUnd-Hol
loway Co. 40
Senior class play "Safety First'
LUMBER LUMBER
There is a vast difference in Lumber. One- kind will cut to advantage on
a job and thus save you a great deal more than some other you may have been
.figuring. There are many kinds that would be entirely wrong and generally
there is only one RIGHT kind.
Again QUALITY OP LUMBER varies considerably. We are careful in
buying lumber to secure the best grade possible for a certain specified class
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In view of these facts, will it not be advisable to call at our office and go
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Extra Good
Cash Market
FOR BUTTERFAT AND EGGS
The Alliance Creamery Company gives to the producers of this locality an extra
good Cash Market for their Butter and Eggs. Top prices are paid on delivery of pro
duce. The fact that the cream is manufactured into butter and the eggs are put in cold
storage right here in Alliance makes it possible for these higher prices to be paid.
Present market quotations are :
Churning Cream - 62c
Sweet Cream ------ 67c
DELIVERED AT CREAMERY OR CITY STATION
At 118 W. Third Street, E. I. Gregg in Charge
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sell butter. Less machinery relieves you of the care and inconvenience of churning,
besides getting you more actual cash.
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