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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
5
For 123 years a Hendon parish sermon on "Human life is a bubble" was funded by Richard Johnson who died in 1795. He left the masters and wardens of the stationers' company as trustees, with the vicar to receive one guinea for preaching and two wardens one guinea each for listening.
The court physician is the sole civilian allowed to pass through marching troops on the way to a royal residence. He can compel even the household cavalry to part and let him pass.
The article warns that kidneys failing to function properly endanger health and long life. It links nervousness dizziness and back pain to renal trouble and urges immediate action to remove impurities and poisons from the system.
Advertises Gold Medal Haarlem oil capsules as a universal remedy for a dangerous disease. Claims centuries of use and soothing oils with cleansing agents, offered direct from Dutch laboratories. Promises prompt relief or money back and urges purchases at drug stores in sealed packages.
Ordinance 261 defines Sower District No 38 boundaries in Alliance with included blocks and additions and repeals conflicting ordinances. It sets the district to include specified blocks and lots and intervening alleys, with a 1919 passage date and city officials signatures.
The ordinance authorizes sewer main construction costs to be charged to property abutting the streets where placed. It becomes effective upon passage approval and publication. Mayor Rodgers signs, with city clerk seal.
An advertisement extols daily use of hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the internal organs. It claims that flushing the system on awakening improves digestion, appetite, and overall health, urging readers to buy a quarter pound of limestone phosphate for internal sanitation.
For sale Thoroughbred single comb Rhode Island Red pallets and hens at 25 dollars per dozen. Offer valid if taken by August 25. Order from Ad if cant Oil order money will be returned. Send draft or money order to Mrs. B. A. White Hemmeford Nebr. $65-31-8126.
Automobile and tractor repair by an experienced mechanic available to work at your home city or country. Phone 656 and ask for Boyd. All work guaranteed. Weaver Garage open for business again at 116 West 2nd Street. Phone 28-31-8060.
Public notice announces a boundary realignment effective July 1 1919 transferring townships 26 27 28 29 30 north ranges 17 24 west and 27 17 40 west to the Alliance land district Nebraska. Lands and records move to Alliance land office after June 30 1919. Clayton Tallman Commissioner.
In the County Court of Bar Butte County Nebraska the estate of Noulile E. Taylor deceased invites all interested persons to file claims for adjustment and allowance by July 28 at 10 A.M. Claims not filed by the date will be forever barred. Dated June 21, 1919. Ira Betash County Judge Seal L A Berry Attorney.
Notice is given that Mary Burke heir of Mary Tiernan, deceased, of Alliance Nebraska, filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a land claim described as Lots 1 2 9 4 Section 4 Township 28 Range 61 West Sixth Principal Meridian and more for Sections 27 28 43. The proof is to be before the Register and Receiver at Alliance Nebraska on July 21 1919. Witnesses named: Charles Tierman George G Burke John T Burke Edward E Ducker Bayard Nebraska.
In Box Butte Nebraska the county court announces a hearing on August 29 1919 at 10 oclock A M in Alliance to consider issuing letters of administration for the estate of Margaret Triplett deceased. The petition is filed by George D Darling son. Ira B Tash county judge seals the notice with L A Berry attorney.
Palestine reports a remarkable salt mountain at the south end of the Dead Sea. The ridge runs six miles long and about three quarters of a mile wide, rising near 600 feet with solid rock salt supporting thick earthy deposits above. Some sections reveal salt as clear as crystal.
A judge comments on a man described as a Gon of the Revolution who married a daughter of the resolution, suggesting irony in his actions versus his lineage and ideals.
A farmer is described as capable of four tasks at once, walking, thinking, talking, and working, doing them simultaneously in a reflection on efficiency and skill.
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