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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1911
Page
5
Classified ad notes Frances Danos Red Cross Nurse will take a few maternity cases at her home on West 2nd Street. Readers asked to mention seeing the ad in the paper. Contact phone 766.
Multiple rental listings appear for furnished rooms and house shares in Alliance Nebraska. Details include first floor and upstairs units, some with light housekeeping or meals out, with contact numbers and addresses such as M Bayer 219 Yellowstone and 809 Box Butte. Also classifieds note real estate, abstract services, pest and cement work, and miscellaneous services community-wide.
The Co-Operative announces a sale offering groceries at the lowest prices yet seen. Shoppers can expect large discounts on staple items and frequent restocks as the store promotes value.
In Rox Butte Nebraska the guardian Reinhold A. Kittelmann petitions for leave to sell unimproved prairie lands described as NW of Section 2 and NE of Section 3 in Township 27N Range 47W to raise funds for minors support education and maintenance and for reinvestment. The court sets August 26 1911 for heirs to appear and show cause. A copy of the order will be served fourteen days prior and published in Alliance Herald for three weeks.
In Box Butte Nebraska Cassie D Hall guardian of Mignon Willis and Vivian Hall petitions for license to sell unimproved prairie lands in sections 27 26 and 25 township 27 north range 47 west and west half section 1 township 26 north range 47 west for reinvestment and to raise funds for minors support education and maintenance The court orders sale and publication for three weeks in Alliance Herald Judge W H Westover.
Around June 15, 1911, from a Nebraska pasture one and a half miles east of Reno station, three mares a roan and two grays branded M on the left shoulder and four four year old geldings branded open box A on the right shoulder were taken. Likely additional mares branded open box A on the right shoulder. A reward is offered for return or information. W G Wilson Antioch Nebraska.
J P Hazard a surveyor works with Morrill county homesteads applying Interior department rules. He provides reliable guidance and surveying services drawing high demand from prospective homesteaders. The Herald notes Hazard maintains Premium status in local coverage.
He pays his subscription for 1915 and takes the map, noting the charts will be very useful for him.
ER. K. Chamberlain of Clinton Maine lauds Bucklen's Arnica Balm as a universal healer for burns sores boils piles and injuries. He claims it relieves pain and fear with unrivaled effectiveness and notes it costs only 25 cents at F. J. Brennan's.
The notice advertises leaving orders at the Co-Operative with a phone contact. It mentions a dental office run by Dr. James P. Maxfield at 828 Dr. Maxfield addresses and Heal & Sons handling cement work orders, directing readers to read his card on the Herald's first page.
A general notice inviting readers to place ads for selling items renting properties seeking jobs offering services or announcing lost and found items and other business notices for the community.
Local notes show The Co-Operative Store Alliance paying 1744 cts per dozen for fresh eggs. The community records numerous travels and visits through the week with residents returning from New Castle Omaha Crawford and beyond as social and business activity continues in Hemingford.
State of Nebraska Box Butte County to all interested in the estates of August Mayer and Charles Mayer deceased. William C. Mounts, executor of August Mayer and administrator de bonis non of Charles Mayer, has filed a petition for distribution of residue and discharge. The hearing is set before the county judge in Alliance on August 14, 1911. Publication required for three weeks in Alliance Herald starting July 25, 1911.
The new manager starts a baking department at Alliance Cafe focusing on home made bread for local trade. The move aims to attract customers with fresh, artisanal loaves offered for nearby patrons and storefront sales.
A community plea invites residents to share noteworthy events and unusual daily occurrences so the paper can inform the public. Readers are encouraged to report visits travel plans and any observed oddities in town.
The Herald Publishing Company offers a line of 1912 calendars with Otterner Paper Company as the main supplier and ported calendars also available with tinting. Prices are lower since no commissions are paid to traveling salesmen.
In Alliance area residents start haying while Lulu and Ruth Sturgeon visit their father’s ranch. A Showers child fell ill with fever in Alliance. Mrs. Hoffland and Mrs. Beckwell traveled to Alliance. McFall family from Reno joined friends last Sunday. Glenn and Hugh McFall hosted about twenty youths at their Reno home. W G Wilson branded Monday. Rosenkranz family returned to Alliance Sunday.
An irrigated eighty acre tract near Mitchell Nebraska is offered for quick sale. Located three miles from Mitchell and one and a half miles from the railroad on Dutch Flats, it includes a government canal water right from Pathfinder reservoir Wyoming. Described as level and productive for alfalfa sugar beets small grain and fruit, the property promises strong income with proper farming. Inquiries to Lloyd C. Thomas Lingle Wyoming. Also local society notes on Miss Carney Grace Fickell Dr Boland's mother.
A damaged OCR snippet provides few readable items including stray letters and symbols. No identifiable people places organizations or events are clearly stated in the legible text. Further restoration is needed to determine any actionable notice.
A barrage of dispatches notes US warships patrolling the Halt coast amid ongoing Morocco talks and domestic fears. Obits report John Y. Radcliffe, 1870s ball star, dies in Ocean City New Jersey. A wreck near Edgewater Junction, Missouri injures two railway workers as a passenger train derails after an open switch.
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