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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
5
A long classified ad segment outlines rates for Ash and Credit ads, ads must meet minimum costs, and readers are urged to mention the Herald. Several listings note house cleaning equipment references and Threlkeld china and glassware with cheap lamps, plus a wanted ad for an experienced watt reader.
S Glidden returns to Alliance offering old jobs work including hauling and garden plowing. Contact 266 Red for completion of team work and related tasks. C E Simpson advertises garden plowing and hauling with phone 667 green.
Auction or display of furniture and house furnishings presented by Threlkelds at their store. Items likely include seating seating and decorative pieces. Readable line emphasizes variety and location within Threlkelds establishment.
Framing services offered by Threlkeld's with framing prompts. Money to loan on real estate by F. L. Reddish. E. I. Gregg & Son advertise flour hay feed and stock poultry foods with prompt deliveries and right prices. Phone 155.
Dr L W Bowman advertises a nine room residence on a fine corner lot with hot water heat bath and toilet electric lights and modern conveniences plus a barn and outbuildings. Cash or part cash terms offered and possible exchange for Box Butte land. inquiry at 124 Laramie Ave.
Judge L. Berry offers a residence at corner Mississippi Ave and Fifth St with a swimming pool on one lot, two chicken yards and houses, two dressing rooms, private water works with windmill and gasoline engine, and a money making pool business yielding up to 18 dollars daily in season. Garden irrigation covers nearly one and a half lots. Inquire at Herald office or apply to Judge K. Berry.
Uncle Sam conducts examinations for railway mail clerk post office clerk carrier and other clerical jobs. Thousands of appointments expected with pay from 800 to 1400 dollars yearly. Prepare now as common school education suffices and both city and country residents have equal chances. Free information and scholarships available this month by writing Central Schools Dept B-124 Rochester NY.
Subscribers may pay $1.50 per year to receive the Christian Herald. Those who wish to leave subscriptions at The Herald office may do so without extra cost to subscribers or Mr. Dunlap.
Nebraska Box Butte County notice from County Judge Berry of Alliance sets October 1 1911 at 10 am for examination of all claims against Daniel K. Spacht estate. Creditors must present claims or be barred. four weeks of publication in Alliance Herald prior to hearing. Issued April 11 1911. Order to show cause.
Bar gain opportunity offered in the county seat of western Nebraska reports clothing furnishings and shoes. Surrounded by good farming and cattle country with a new railroad and a fast growing town. Fifty miles to the nearest competitor. Write for particulars to the Alliance Herald.
Phone 139 and we will send out a man and vacuum cleaner to do your work without removing car pets from your floor. fet f-647 GEO. D. DARLING.
The Herald Publishing Company will issue a 1912 calendar line with main products from Butler Paper Company of Chicago and imported calendars. Low prices due to no commissions for traveling salesmen. Also offers training for civil service and technical fields through the International Correspondence School in Scranton PA and W A Bartlett in Sheridan WY.
Lost locket and chain described as old fashioned and valuable as a keepsake. Contains two tintype pictures. Finder urged to return to the Herald office.
For sale several hundred pounds of early sweet corn seed at five cents per pound. Orders may be left at the Herald office. Geo. E. Douglas. Also a motor cycle at a bargain, red machine in daily use on Alliance streets. Fine working order may be inspected at General Repair shop 611 Hex Butte Avenue F. P. Bemis.
Housekeepers urged to buy Emerald Colorado or Monarch Wyoming nut coals from Vaughn for quick heat. Also offered twenty-five head of high grade short horn yearlings, mostly steers, belonging to J. A. Keegan. Contact numbers provided.
In Box Butte County Nebraska district court a guardianship hearing is set in Rushville for W Marle Ball Edith G Ball and Helen C Ball minor heirs. Guardian B F Gilman seeks license to sell their undivided interest in NW 13 25 49 in Box Butte County to invest proceeds. The hearing is scheduled May 15 1911 at 9:00 AM.
Box Butte County Nebraska notices probate claims against the estate of Mary E Zoll nee Mary E Maycock. The County Judge fixes November 11, 1911 at 10:00 AM in Alliance for exam or claims with four weeks of publication in the Alliance Herald prior to the hearing.
Farmers ranchmen and everyone are urged to visit Gregg & Son's on the Leat Place for the best prices on flour feed poultry food and stock salt.
Advertises furnished dining room, office, and kitchen for rent with option to take half rent in board. Inquiries directed to Herald office for details.
Analyzes the rise of state and land grant agricultural colleges in the United States and argues the value of college education for farmers. Details include costs, opportunity, and outcomes for graduates choosing farming, management roles, or related agricultural careers, and highlights community impact and the shift in attitudes toward “book farming.”
Box Butte County Nebraska in the matter of the estate of John H Mailey deceased. L A Berry county judge notifies all persons with claims against the estate to present them by November 20 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the county court room Alliance for examination and possible allowance. Those who fail to present claims by that time shall be forever barred by the court this 24th day of April 191?. (Seal) J A Berry County Judge.
A playful contest between Yeomen and rival teams unfolds with a Halloween theme. The score 20-2 and a low deficit hint at a dramatic finish as Reds and Greens vie for victory.
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