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Nebraska State Volunteer Fire
men's Association
President Harry J. Mauser. Fremont.
First Vice President John W. Guthrie. Alliance
Second Vice President Wm. P. McCune, Norfolk.
Secretary E. A. Miller, Kearney.
Treasurer -F. B. Tobin, Sidney.
Chaplin Rev. V. C. Rundin, Crawford.
Board of Control Jacob Ooehrinp. Seward, chairman; C. H. Mas
ters. Auburn; C. R. Frazier, Gothenburg; II. H. Bartling. Ne
braska City; Clyde Beckwith, Crawford.
A lcmrtinent IM-vnteil to tin- Inter-! of Hie Volunteer Firemen of
the State of Nehrnkn
Edited by Lloyd C. Thomas, State Publicity Chairman.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THIS DEPARTMENT ARE ALWAYS
WELCOMED
Address envelope to: State Publicity Chairman Firemen's Ass'n,
The Alliance Herald, Alliance, Nebraska
m.ik. I" 't'l'le stop ami n flc. t tx fore they spent money for this useless, sense
less, extravagant pastime "
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Dispute
WOULD STOP THK SAIK OF FIIUOWOICKS
State Fire Commissioner W. S. Uidgell, in a bulletin issued recently,
ores that the indiscriminate sale of fireworks should be prohibited by law.
He urges city councils to prohibit the sale and distribution of them by ord
inance. Mr. Itidgell gives the following warning in the bulletin:
"Every Fourth of July disastrous fires occur on account of carelessly
handled or stored fireworks. All fireworks are highly combustible. They
are dangerous to life as well ac property. Children should not be allowed
to handle the highly explosive kind; In fact, children should not be allowed
to handle fireworks at all. The fact that they must use matches and fire
to set them oft is sufficient reason to keep fireworks away from them. The
.mount of property destroyed by 'children and matches' each year is enor
mous. "All dealers selling fireworks must keep same nnder a glass cover and
no broken packages should be left uncovered around a store. We would
request all mayors, fire chiefs and Bpecial deputies in all towns throughout
the state to see that this order Ib enforced. All fireworks when taken from
original packages must be placed under a glass cover such as showcases,
etc. When the original package is broken it should be taken outside the
store at once and placed under a showcase on a stand or table and the fire
works sold from this stand outside the store on the sidewalk or some other
convenient place. In case of fire the flames could be more easily extin
guished and the fire confined to the showcase. Don't sell any fireworks
fiom counters inside of stores.
"The sensible and safe way of celebrating the Fourth of July would
be by patriotic speeches, music and parades and fireworks are not neces
sary for even the most enthusiastic patriotic celebrations. If citizens feel,
however, that fireworks must be a part of a patriotic demonstration the
iiiife way to display them would be for the city to buy a quantity and then
hire some experienced person to arrange the display in a public park where
citliens can view them without endangering life or property as they do
when each citizen takes it upon himself to buy his own fireworks and Icti
acu member of his fumlly participate in setting them off.
"It Is our intention to prohibit the indiscriminate sale of fireworks
next year, except for exhibition purposes, and the cities and towns in the
state will govern themselves accordingly.
"We would advise the city councils in the different cities to pass ord
inances prohibiting the use of fireworks in their respective towns. This is
the only effective way to abolish the extravagant unnecessary , needless prac
tice. "In ten years 1,739 people -ere killed. 38,069 wounded, maktim a to
fal of 39,808 accidents due entirely to the use of fireworks. Think of if.
In ten years a total of 39,808 people the equivalent of nearly forty regi
ments were killed or injured in Fourth of July celebrations.
"It would surely seem these statistics alone would be sufficient to
As we take up the Herald week
by week, we are strurk by the hear
ty, unmistakahle way in which wit
MM after witness speaks out as Mrs.
Ackerman does here If these peo
ple were strangers llvlnt miles away,
we might take little not lee of them
Hut they are not. They are our
neighbors, living among us Their
word is too easily proven to admit of
any doubt. They speak out in the
hope that their expeiience may lie a
guide to others.
Mrs. Thomas Ackerman, 621 W.
Second St., Alliance, says i know
Doan's Kidney Pills are a wonderful
medirine. I have used them occas
ionally and they have always reliev
ed any kidney disorders I have had.
When troubled that way, I have suf
fered frOIH a dull, heavy pain across
my back that seemed to be pulling
me down. At night I couldn't rest
because of the aching and my kid
neys acted too often During the
day I would feel tired and worn-out.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been the
means of keeping me free from this
trouble, so I am glad to recommend
them."
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get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Mrs. Ackerman had. Foster
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Adv June
ISINCII M I I I Ms
Mr. and Mrs. it. R. Kincaid was In
from the ranch for a few days this
week.
It has been a long time since so
many of our people luie come to
gether to combine duty with pleas
ure. Mrs. Rowfln and Mrs Johnson,
both representatives of the Bed
Cross chaptei'of Alliance, were there
and made interesting talks. The
neat sum of $14.31 was added to the
fund and many new members added
to the roll.
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M r and Mrs I.. K. alllicnucr are
entertaining Mi W'elden. a brother-in-law
from the eastern part of the
stale
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The Sellers family went to Hyan
nis on Monday nigh I to attend Chan
lail'iua
Bl tight !H was well represented on
Suudav at t lie liyaiuiis Chautauqua.
All report an excellent program.
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Frank Anderson entertained at
dinner Sunday, Mr and Mrs. Bert
Shafenlterg and Mrs. Dora Quacken
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Mrs. ! VV QllMUgfa made a trip
to Alliance to consult a doctor Mr
jttilbaiiKh. who is In Colorado, is do
ing well under the doctor's care
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Next Sunday will be children's
day at the church. It is hoped there
will be a good attendance for this
special program.
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Mr and Mrs. John Skipper. Mrs.
A. A. Colson. M. U Kincaid and son
(Jerald, Phil Castle, Geo. Dudley and
J. J. Granning made up a ftBhing
party that went over Into Cherry
county last week. They reported a
good catch and we couldn't doubt
their story as Mr. Kincaid distribut
ed substantial evidence
McKiuley Burton, Lawrence Glen
non, Herbert and Jesse McCarty
went to Alliance Wednesday, making
the trip by auto.
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Pat Welch came up from Rackett
and spent a part of the week with
the family on the Kincaid.
There was quite a destructive hail
storm south of town Tuesday even
ing. o
Claude Anderson made a business
trip to Alliance the first of the week.
Andy Applegarth made a business
trip to our county seat Thursday, re
turning Friday.
R. F. Marcey of the Farris and
Marcey Commission Company of
South Omaha was here looking after
the interests of the firm and visiting
friends.
Celebrate Juy 4th in ScottsblufT.
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In a lecture at one of the Des
Moines, Iowa, churches a missionary
from India told of going into the in
terior of India, where he was taken
sick, that he had a bottle of Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarr
hoea Remedy with him and believed
that it saved his life. This remedy
is used successfully in India both as
a preventive and cure for cholera.
You may know from this that it can
be depended upon for the milder
forms of bowel complaint that occur
in this country. Obtainable every
where. Adv-June
I.ylc Derr whs down from TorrlnR
ton last week and bought a new wind
mill in Alliance, which he took back
with him to his homestead.
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Claieme Sllkelt and Bert Miller
weie stacking alfalfa for Ed Dueker
last Thursdax
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dueker were
shopping In Alliance last .Friday.
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Albert Ackers was a business call
er In Bayard Saturday.
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The dance at Bert Miller's. Satur
da night, was a grand success. A
dainty luncheon was given at mid
night. All present report a tine
time
Miss Nellie Silk'ett spent Tuesday
night with Eva Miller.
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A I bell WtlKht was in this neigh
horhood last Friday on his way from
Alliance to his home In Scottsbluff
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! Ralph McCorke attended the In
spection in Alliance last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy Worley were up
to their ranch last week one day. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Derr were
down from Torrington a few days
last week.
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Jcn Burk was a caller at Bert
Miller's, Friday afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Derr visited Mrs.
Sharp near Hope last Sunday.
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Chas. Teinan and Geo. Burke were
visiting up at Mitchell last Wednes
day. o
Jamos Derr spent Sunday at Bert
Miller's.
Mrs. Miller and children spent
Thursday visiting at Mrs. Dueker's.
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Adv-June
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It helps strengthen the
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Miss Iva and Kate Cogar returned
to their home Monday after a few
days' visit with Miss Kva Miller.
Master Harry Miller spent last Sat
urday v.isiting with Johnie Dueker.
The Red Cross social at the home. o
of Mrs. Ruth McCarty last Thurs-j Miss Eva Miller is reported on the
day evening was a decided success, sick list.
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