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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
5
Classified advertisements outline the Sash and Credit rates per word, minimum charges, and instructions for using the classified section. A high school boy seeks after school work and Saturday shifts, to be arranged with the Herald office.
The advertisement states an abstracting office operating from the McCorkle Building offering title search and record services in Box Butte County. It notes a contact or price reference of 10-1 £-570 for services or fees.
Local classified block lists multiple rental offers for furnished rooms light housekeeping and one office living rooms at First National Bank Building plus a Belmont Addition four room cement block house for sale. Also includes real estate loan contact, barley and harness for sale, and monument company sales contact in Grand Island with Alliance salesman.
Mr. A. H. Morris is no longer in my employ as Funeral Director and Embalmer nor in any other capacity April 1 1912. Geo. D. Darling. For sale Soda Fountain with all fittings practically new apply Bee Hive Store. Wilful?
Simon Spry announces a private sale for a few days offering household furniture including a Hamilton piano, plus harness sets for heavy work and buggy use, and a farm wagon. Call or phone 722 to arrange viewings. d21-2-56, w18-1-1201.
Nice Rhode Island Reds hens for sale at 1.00 each and hatching eggs 75 cents for 15. Call or write Mrs BE J Owen Hewett Nebraska. 14erl 146.
Notice states I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife Mrs Beasie Pickett after separation. Datum shows Alliance Nobr March 2 1912 signed A J Pickett.
Readership urged to subscribe immediately and spread the word to friends. B L Gregg and Son advertise a large stock of first class alfalfa and wild hay at reasonable prices.
ROWAN & WRIGHT operate a coal office at Rowan's feed store with telephone contact 71.
Private sale offering rugs brass bed stead mattress springs dining room chairs rockers dresser roll top desk Kurtzman piano book case and more at Snyder's drag office 210 Box Butte Ave B H Perry. See E C Whisman for painting paper hanging and kalsomining services.
Funeral director and embalmer Allen H Morris announces he is no longer in Geo D Darling's employ while stating he remains in position. The notice references his longtime service to former friends and includes a contact phone number.
Nathan Broadhurst and Samuel Swinbank petition in Box Butte County Nebraska seeking an accounting of taxes and assessments on Lots 3 4 and the south half of the northwest quarter section 2 township 28 north range 51 west to determine ownership of four fifths by plaintiffs and one fifth by defendants with sale of enough land to satisfy the debt and partition of the remainder if possible with costs first paid. answer due by May 20 1912.
Worn-out carpets accepted by the Lincoln Rug Factory in Lincoln Nebraska to be transformed into rugs at regular price with freight paid both ways. Send for price-list and shipping tags. Household goods and piano exchanges offered for horses or cats. Also ad for Boys' Indian Suits at 75 cents from Bogue's.
Equitable Land Company sues non resident defendants to obtain an accounting on a promissory note and mortgage note dated May 1 1911 for 400 dollars with interest. Property described as southeast quarter of section 13 township 26 north range 52 west Box Butte County Nebraska. Case seeks first lien, sale of lands under sheriff, costs and relief. Answer due May 20 1912. Attorney Albert W. Crites. First publication April 11 1912.
The Equitable Land Company sues Ira Bogard and Jane Bogard with co defendant Ora E B Phillips seeking an accounting on a $125 note and mortgage deed dated October 1 1910 to secure payment on the southeast quarter of section 22 township 25 north range 51 west in Box Butte County Nebraska. The suit requests a first lien adjudication and sheriff sale for payment of the due amount plus costs and for general relief with the first publication dated April 1 1912.
Alliance residents report Doan's Kidney Pills relieve winter kidney trouble and backache. Mrs. L A Benedict of Sweetwater St credits the remedy for disordered kidneys and recommends it to others. Holston's Drug Store carries the product. price is 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co is sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Mrs. Frank Tisdale visited with her brother J A Wood in Canton. Atron Anderson came from Marsland for a family visit while recovering from typhoid fever. W H L Fincher moved a young herd to the home ranch. Mrs. Broshar delayed returning from Scottebluff. Arthur C Powell and Phillip Wagner found work in the Irrigated district with Mr. S L Wagner guiding them. Numerous local movements include Harry Coffman’s family, Lawrence and Riley Hawkins trip to Alliance, and Joseph Sindelar’s trip to Hemingford for coal. A party at Marshall Sheldon’s, dental visit for Mrs. Friel, land sale by Joseph Dufec for 3500 dollars, and Albert Haworka purchasing the land. A caravan of two oxen wagons carrying a widow and seven children passed Canton en route from South Dakota to southern Colorado, aided by local charity. The Niobrara river rose, blocking travel to Marsland, while Emmett Johnson’s well and Cantons’ wells flooded during thaw. The Canton store shipped ten cases of eggs and 150 pounds of first class butter. Canton Sunday School officers were re-elected.
Mr Duerr began his assessment work on Tuesday and claims the state of Nebraska and Sioux county. Mr and Mrs Cal Duerr visited Bayard Friday while Conrad went to Minatare after feed on Tuesday and moved on his claim Wednesday. Harvey Duerr traveled to Minatare Monday for supplies to start farm life on Blu Kinkaid Tuesday. Ladies Silk Hose 29 cents.
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