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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
5
The Herald lists want ads with tiered rates and asks mention of the paper. A classified notice promotes a sale of a No. 4 Burroughs adding machine used one year and a 2000 pound Diebold safe with double time locks and bolt doors. The First National Bank expands equipment and offers for sale these items.
Bonded abstracter E Reddish offers office in McCorkle Building and lists 10-11-670 furnished rooms for light housekeeping near McCorkle. Other notices include nine room house for rent by J C McCorkle, improved Box Butte County farms, and a seven room house for sale or rent with outbuildings.
Classified line up of ads lists a young married couple seeking two furnished rooms in a modern private home with references optional and phone contact 340 1511.
600 good native yearling steers and heifers from the John Boyle herd offered by A. J. Bowen Scottsbluff Nebr. delivery on or before May 1. Coal office at Rowan's feed store Rowan & Wright phone 71. Farmer and Rancher at Miller Bros Acg 16-1 -1996 FOR SALE.
Local ad from Grand Island Nebraska for monuments by Paine Fishburn Granite Co. Offers pricing through AL Wiker of Alliance and Grand Island mail order. Mentions coal and candies from Dents Banner Variety with Red Band brand. Advt-16-20-1970
Registered Percheron stallion for sale aged seven. Located at McCorkle block. Reference 1980 1618. Contact for details.
For sale 5 room house at 104 Horn. Call 576. W. M. Low. Saturday 17-1.
Rural property offering 2400 acres for rent southeast of Alliance. Recently occupied by Mr. Schill. Advertisement by W. W. Norton. Reference 2004-174f.
Classified notice reel shows offers to sell farms and ranches with small payments and possible exchanges. Also lists female help wanted at a Nebraska restaurant and solicitors needed for a newspaper proposition with travel in Nebraska, plus farm trade ads in Box Butte County.
Keystone Restaurant offers meals for 25 cents and chicken Sunday dinner with short orders. F B Thomas proprietor and F B Reddish real estate loan offers. Stuf Physician and Surgeon office in First National Bank Building with office and residence phone numbers and prescriptions from office. W H Lunn expert piano tuner to be in Alliance for Orkin Brothers piano sale. leave orders at piano store, phone 62.
An ad from Oscar O Bannon in Alliance offers top prices for hides and furs at Rowan's Corner. Also advertisements for coal, flour, furniture, house help, sanitary cups, and cheap goods from Denton’s Banner Variety Store with contact numbers and locations.
The signer declares he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Sophia Weinel. The notice is dated Alliance Nebraska and uses a 1998 style date format. The declaration is signed by Peter Weinel.
Kinkaiders in Box Butte Sheridan Morrill and Garden counties are urged to call The Herald office or writers before giving notice of final proof. An experienced man will prepare papers free of charge and guarantee correctness. Readers with neighbors awaiting proof this summer should inform them to avoid missing notices.
On March 24 a black six month old Collie with a white ring around the neck and brown spots over eyes and on legs was lost. Home satrap around the neck. Reward offered for return to A W Wilson box 1050 ATI.
250 head of stock wanted to pasture six miles south of town with good care. Inquire at a feed store. Also R. G. Desch Labor Office in Grand Island Nebraska offers quick labor or employment with guaranteed service. The Drake hotel is thoroughly renovated and now offers rates of $2, $2.50 and $3.
An advertisement hypes Alliance Cleaning Works as the town’s largest plant with dry cleaning, steam, and pressing capabilities. It claims in house expertise, offers French Dry and Steam Cleaning for clothing and house furnishing items, and mentions tailoring collaborations with Victor Ladies Tailoring Company of Chicago with coats from $10 and suits from $15.
Phone 53 announces Allianc Cleaning Works operated by Mrs W H Zehrung as proprietor. Ads list services and contact details for customers seeking cleaning and related work.
The document details multiple government and institutional job postings with dates in 1913. Positions include Assistant Observer Weather Bureau, Agricultural Inspector, Laboratory Assistant in Paper and Textiles, Junior Librarian, Junior Engineer, Pathologist in Cereal Diseases, Postal Clerk on Isthmian Canal Service, Photographer, Examiner of Surveys, Field Matron, Preparator of Fossils, Grazing Assistant, and Dairyman with salary ranges from $500 to $2500 and specific dates in April.
In central California's Sierra Nevada Foothills a seller promotes land with water wood and game, claiming no snow or storms and room for hundreds near an ER and R town. The ad offers a land plat for $1 and claims saving $99, with contact A Kenoyer Hanford and a separate vegetable plants insert listing varieties and a price.
D. J. Sinclair and W. H. Lunn returned Saturday from a trip up the North Platte valley where they disposed of ten Orkin Brothers club pianos. The Alliance office als0 ten club pianos during the week.
Mr Schill who has rented the 1600 acre Norton ranch has purchased the VanBoskirk ranch south of Alliance and will reside there.
A new electric time stamp has been set up in the Burlington depot telegraph office. It is linked to the Western Union clock and updates every minute, operating twenty four hours daily for stamping many important messages daily.
Mee. FB. W. Harris and children returned Monday from Mitchell where they visited her after ainee that foursday aflame Mrs. Henry Safford of Scottsbluff arrived Sunday for a visit with Mire A. D. Snow. She came over Saturday, going to Hemingford to visit that evening and came back to Alliance on Sunday. She returned to her home in Scottsbluff Tuesday noon.
Fragmented regional notes show a Friday and Saturday millinery sale advertised at Regan’s Opera House Block. Other items mention a storm’s impact on ranches, land deals by Lincoln Land Co. agent M Nolan, and movements of Rosenkranz Fox smiths lessees.
The dedication ceremonies will occur April 4 in Henry Nebraska with Boy Scouts of America units providing escort and patrol under Scout Commissioner Heyward G. Leavitt. The item notes local involvement and public event details from the era.
The Daily Drovers Journal-Stock Man cautions that Ohio flood death tolls were greatly exaggerated and denounces sensational reporting. A Denver papers misrepresent the disaster, prompting a civic society to boycott yellow journals and urge readers to demand accuracy and restraint.
An advertisement notes potted plants available for rent for all occasions. The notice lists contact details and an address reference with a dated number 17 of 2033.
Advert says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets requirements for children noting it should be pleasant to take contain no harmful substance and be most effective. Mothers favor it and it is for sale by all dealers.
United States and individuals including Albert Stewart Wm Westlike George H Hurnhall and Edgar M Martin appear in transfer records with parcels in Alliance Hemingford Lincoln Nebr and surrounding areas. Several lots, blocks and sections are noted with prices from 1 to 1500 dollars and patents or confirmations listed by public records.
The Edgemont Express notes the deep well is capped and ready, funded by citizen gifts totaling 27000 dollars held in trust. The flow was confirmed last weekend with town pride rising as water promises irrigation, heated homes, and civic growth, boosting merchants and the sanitarium plans.
A call to share news about selling items or boosting articles echoes a theme of promoting local towns. The poem-like message urges communities to spread word about prospering places, contrasting lively growth with towns long gone.
Mrs A F Allen of Redington Nebraska visited Alliance this week traveling up from Bridgeport on Tuesday.
Mrs J K Kindelbaugh and daughter Bernice hosted cards on Friday afternoon. A party for Anna and Webster Beinhardt ended with guests watching an athletic contest won by Prof. Clement. The column argues for integrating agriculture and home economics in rural schooling to keep boys and girls on the farm, citing Wright County survey results. It promotes the Campbell Correspondence School for agricultural education.
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