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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1913
Page
12
The notice outlines classified ad rates with per word charges and minimums. It mentions a land opportunity in Box Butte County, offering a long term lease on 460 acres of irrigated alfalfa with a broker Lloyd C. Thomas at the Alliance Herald Building.
J B Emerick announces he owns the only set of abstract books in Box Butte county with office in the McCorkle Building. The notice states his bonded abstracter business and sole source status.
Several classifieds list furnished rooms for rent with light housekeeping options. Contacts include Mrs Bayer, J C McCorkle, J B Denton, and a two room offer for a young married couple. Also ad for feed, shoe repair, and general rental inquiries across Box Butte area.
Local ads list a granite company in Grand Island with sales contact and price incentives, a registered Percheron stallion for sale, a five room house for sale near Alliance and a ranch for rent southeast of Alliance. Additional notices reference Hereford bulls for sale and real estate bargains in Colorado.
Five year lease on eighty acre tract near the State Capitol building in Denver offered for trade for Box Butte county land. Income about 98 dollars per acre in 1912. Features include a fine barn with twenty six box stalls for cattle and eight horse stalls, a four room house two blocks from street car line and proximity to three public schools.
Property owner seeks to sell multiple farms and ranches along with business and residential properties. Offers small payments accepted with some exchange options considered. Contact W. W. Norton in Alliance for details.
For sale an 8 room house at 720 Platte Ave priced as a bargain for immediate purchase. Contact J J. Vance at O Keefe Bros Real Estate Rum er Bik. Phone 184 2048-18.tf.
Good experienced woman cook sought with wages ten dollars per week and dining room girls with seven dollars weekly. Apply Mrs Schwender Restaurant Bridgeport Nebraska. Also solicitors wanted to present a newspaper proposition of unusual merit travel Nebraska good pay furnish references Address Farmer and Rancher Hemingford Nebr. Advt 14tfigel
Copy 191% Gov Township Plat of the land and all questions answered. I save you $99.00. I have nothing to sell but my work. Resident 26 years. No remittance, no answer. A. Kenoyer locator Hanford California 1022-13-61. On ce 250 head of stock wanted to pasture six miles south of town. Inquire Gregg's feed store E. J. Gregg & Son. 2018.17-4¢. For quick service if you need employment write to this labor office. We will furnish the same. Phone Red 298 R. G. Desch Labor Office Grand Island Nebr. 2015-17-41. Plumbing business W. Ray Advt. 17tf-2038.
Be. W. Ray advertises cut flowers and potted plants for all occasions with a salesroom phone 82 and greenhouse 435.
Local ad promotes trees grown in Alliance available for immediate planting at preferred locations. Visit corner Mis souri Avenue and Fifth Street for selection and planting services offered by W. Ray.
Classified notice seeking a middle aged woman or girl for housekeeping duties. Apply at The Herald office. Contact 2083-19-1 for details.
Wanted: a responsible person to represent us in and around Alliance Nebraska. Excellent opportunity for the right person. Earnings 15 to 40 dollars per week. Address 108 Fraternity Building Lincoln Nebraska.
J C McCorkle seeks exchange of a Box Butte County farm for city property. McCorkle block referenced. End of notice.
Keystone Restaurant offers meals at 25 cents and Sunday chicken dinners with short orders a specialty. Also lists real estate loan services by F B Reddish and medical office details for a physician in the First National Bank Building with prescriptions from the office. Includes piano tuner W H Lunn and coal and flour promotions from local businesses.
Statement releases responsibility for debts contracted by wife Sophia Weinel of Alliance Nebraska. Also classified ads for garden plants and nursery offerings with contact phones and names Lawrence & Worm VEG SABLE PLANTS E. W. RAY. Advt. 17/2033.
Marion Chblio druggist C Lower praises Dr King’s New Discovery as the best throat and lung medicine. He says it cured his wife of a severe bronchial cold after other remedies failed. Keeps a bottle for family use at home. Price 0c and 1.00 guaranteed by F E Holaten.
Bucklen Amica Salve touted as best skin remedy for burns inflammations and healing. J T Sassamnan of News Cornelius NC credits one box with curing a serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. Price 25 cents. Advertisement 21-61-2015.
Local firm Rowan and Wright listed coal wood and vests as available items in a brief advertisement. No further details given.
For sale Buf Orpington eggs 75 cents per setting of 14. Duncan's Addition. No phone. P O Box 1942 Christian Matz Advt 18 121 2056.
Local ad notes swift apple sales at $1.50 per box with quick delivery via phone and references O Bannon Brothers. Also includes vintage patent medicine pitch for Dr King’s New Life Pills with user testimonial and price.
NOTICE EE Becker has purchased the interest of F Yockey from Becker & Yockey proprietors of the Central Cafe. All bills due the firm are payable to him. Large sample trunk held for storage charges will be sold at auction on May 11 unless charges are paid at once. Burlington Hotel.
Land owners urged to list parcels for quick sales and profits. B L Westover of Bingham Nebraska promises a square deal and invites personal contact for business opportunities.
The Alliance Nursery offers fruit and shade trees for wind breaks and landscaping. Expert guidance promises successful growth and bearing, with orders taken at the northwest corner of Third Street and Laramie Avenue. Contact J. P. Barger at the listed phone for details.
In central California near the Sierra Nevada foothills the land offers good resources including water timber and game. Described as ideal for settlement with springs and streams and big oaks, the area promises cheap living and room for hundreds with no snow or storms mentioned.
A piece of money was found and can be claimed by the owner at the Herald office after proving property and paying the notice fee. Reference 89-21-2084.
A consolidated church notes page lists service times and events for local congregations. Details include Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and morning services at 11:00 a.m. with evening services, prayer meetings, and classes across denominations. Clergy and contact info: Rev. Geo Sutherland, Olin E. Baker, Rev. J B Grown, A L Godfrey, and Dr. George G. Ware, with locations on Yellowstone Avenue and Niobrara Avenue.
Millinery sale advertised by Regan's in the Opera House Block. New stock promised with fresh dry goods shoes groceries flour and more. Half block north of station on east side street phone TS for grocery orders and prompt service. Advi 19 11 2077.
One day sale offering geraniums in bloom from five to twenty cents per pot. About 260 plants available for bedding out by the dozen. Also advertised a ten percent discount on ferns and cut carnations. Saturday only.
On April 5 Aloyah Chapter 155 Eastern Star elected officers including Worthy Matron Mrs Anna Rubendall and Worthy Patron Mr Arthur Mote. Installation will follow the Grand Chapter in Omaha May 11th and 15th with a special initiation April 20.
Goshen Hole resident Geo O Mitchell travels from Torrington to Ewing on April 10. Booster Club meeting April 12 in Strapburger draws wide county support. C A Starr and H S Wright speak on county welfare. Sandoz nears move, Albert Starr to prove up then visit Denver. Hay supply tight. Strasburger sells remaining hay to protect stock. Harry McMillian visits from Omaha. Starrs plan Alance and Denver trip. Spade paper circulation urged to save horseflesh and fuel paper delivery.
Sioux County items report community news including Albert Colerick bringing his wife home after illness and operation at Alliance hospital. Nellie Sage plans move to Alliance. Bertha Huston now occupies the homestead and reflects on a poor livestock return. Pertha Huston visits home from teaching near Alliance and will teach in Denton district coming session.
A house should be ventilated in winter as well as summer to keep the family healthy. In bedrooms, provide free circulation of fresh air using cheesecloth strips across the top and bottom of the window to admit fresh air without a strong draft.
Charlee explains he cannot ponder cosmic secrets due to needing to earn a living while Charles questions the universe’s meaning in the Stray Stores excerpt.
A large buried stone near Anwick Church in Sleaford, England, described to the Lincolnshire Naturalists' Union as a Druid relic. The upper section is flattened with an I shaped basin likely used to collect snow or rain for ritual purposes, placed there to keep it out of the plough’s way.
The London Athenaeum says Dickens is read by everyone and has become a functional institution today. It contrasts his status with Shakespeare whose works are heavily commented on and debated.
Eyeglass wearers face steam from eye heat but rubbing lenses with soap daily can prevent moisture. The soap leaves a thin invisible film that stops condensation and keeps lenses clear.
A contemplative reflection on Time's nature noting that clocks, shadows, and calendar units merely mark the Life of the Soul, not time itself. It contrasts outward signs with deeper essence, suggesting time is a human construct for life’s passage rather than an intrinsic substance.
In Washington the lumber industry backs a chair for logging engineering at the state university citing practical value. Some eastern colleges have similarly named professorships that seem less valuable to industry and state needs.
An Oriental Review notes a Japanese baker's shop sign reads A Kariura, Biggest Loafer in Tokyo claiming sharp humor. The remark highlights cross cultural wordplay and tongue twisters in foreign language usage.
Fragmentary OCR item lists obscure names and addresses such as E W Ray and Cannes Cal, with scattered terms like Astors Peonles Pamiles and SOSH. The readable content hints at a local advertising or notice but lacks coherent context or events.
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