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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
6
The column asserts demand for Reo automobiles exceeds four times the factory’s output at a 25 acre Lansing plant. It notes nationwide strength from California to New York and Minnesota to Texas, with Lansing employing about 40,000 people and continuous plant expansion.
Advert says heavy demand for the New Reo Six and Reo Fifth outstrips capacity. It warns buyers that late orders will face delays and that available stock is limited. The Fifth priced at 1050 dollars and the Six at 1385 dollars are highlighted as premier values, urging immediate orders.
Announcement from a new owner at 122 West Third in Alliance next to Hamilton's Grocery. The shop offers strictly hand laundry with guaranteed work and weekly delivery every Monday. The operator, newly relocated from Denver, invites patronage and notes years of experience.
Article notes Gen Scott’s success with the Piute Indians by treating them as human beings. It also mentions Chicago club women’s peace debate, noting no bloodshed resulted from their disagreements.
Auctioneer to sell April 26 1915 at ten o clock in Seneca Nebraska. One hundred ten cows six high grade Hereford bulls fifty head of yearling and fifty head of calves six months and younger. Six months time given to responsible parties with notes and approved security.
Robert Morrill and family plan to make Bridgeport their home. Adventist leaders Rev. KR Sutton and F. C. Clark visited Angora, with Bible meeting held. Local residents attended Lynn sale. several residents listed with daily activities. Chamberlain's Liniment praised for rheumatism relief by Mrs. Dunburgh of Eldridge New York.
Cattle receipts reach about 4 700 head with steady to higher prices for beef cattle. Hogs around 8 000 head with a top of 7 45 and most sales at 7 30 7 40. Sheep and lambs total 11 000 head as lambs gain 16 15 cents over last week with belmont ewes at 8 35 and top lamb values near 10 50.
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a health tonic from pine forests. It claims antiseptic and healing properties and urges readers to buy a bottle from druggists for 25 cents, plus mentions Electric Bitters No 1 as a spring tonic.
A special train from Broken Bow brought Dr Dunn to St er, then to Scottsbluff by car as typhoid fever cases in Scottsbluff rose to about one hundred with many in serious condition. Doctors work day and night, three autos sped the doctor here in 1 hour 43 minutes over a 63 mile route amid poor roads. The only known cause cited is atmospheric conditions, water and milk samples are sent for analysis. Some men remain bachelors, unable to choose between beauty and intellect.
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