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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
7
An extract from John B. Hammond arguing social reform and purity, tracing the link between rural retail trades and big city centers to white slave traffic. It describes village merchants as teachers shaping youth into principled traders and the rise of finance from country origin.
A consumer ad explains common life stresses from hurry noise and strain and suggests taking a simple remedy to restore balance. It frames daily irritability and fatigue as a medical issue and promises broad family benefits from a chosen product.
Mrs J J Wattsfield of 82 Plum Street Atlanta GA writes that Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills provide immense relief for headaches and nerve strain. She keeps them on hand for herself husband and two sons and often uses one or two to continue housework, praising the pills and Nervine.
An aged advertisement notes Miles Nervine as a proven product after twenty years of use. It claims relief for pain nervousness and irritability relied upon by thousands of households. Sold by druggists in 25 dose 25 cents from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
A vintage advertisement touts Allen's product as fast permanent relief for deep seated po and cold. It claims quick relief and states the $1.00 bottles are available at all dealers and contain no harmful ingredients.
A speaker laments the decline of village commerce as families send youth to distant cities for training. Local merchants once mentored and supported boys and girls who later became capable workers. The rise of mail order giants empties towns, weakens character, and risks white slavery and vice. He urges patronizing local merchants to preserve opportunity and integrity at home.
Correspondent reports a cloudburst in Hulla Gulch mountains sending six foot high muddy water into Weber Idaho and flooding twenty five city blocks. Willow Creek damage near Boise Welser area tallies exceed two hundred thousand dollars with losses of grain hay hogs and farm equipment across multiple properties.
A string of land transfers lists numerous grantor buyer pairs in Alliance, Hemingford, and nearby towns. Transfers include parcels in Sec Co additions, original towns, and various blocks and lots, with values ranging from 1 000 to 4 500 dollars and patents to United States holdings noted.
Governor Morehead appoints Dr Lawrence A Kigin of Lincoln as State Veterinarian succeeding Dr A Bostrom of Minden. Kigin, Indiana Veterinary College graduate, has practiced four years with the last year in Lincoln. He is regarded as a capable veterinarian.
John Murphy of San Juan Texas writes that after returning from Mexico he bought cattle to feed locally and expects high yields of corn and alfalfa with a winter crop anticipated. He notes Dr Bostrom's retirement and comments on the appointment.
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