Furnished rooms and rentals in Alliance listings
Acheson Bros list furnished rooms for light housekeeping with varying occupancy and rates at 21117 and 219 Yellowstone. Additional listings show Furnished Rooms for rent at 809 Box Butte upstairs and two rooms for light housekeeping at 603 Box Butte Avenue. Also mentions property bargains and local service ads including a bonded abstracter and garden plowing services.
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M. Bayer
Yellowstone
Box Butte
Box Butte Avenue
Miscellaneous Classifieds Include Housing, Loans and Services
Two furnished rooms for housekeeping with steam heat. Call Red 426. Money to loan on real estate by F. E. Reddish. Flour hay feed stock salt poultry goods with prompt deliveries by E. L. Grege & son. Phone 155. McMillan piano tuner listed at Threlkelds Mrs. Rosss or Darling 741-51-23-tf.
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E. L Grege & Son
W. V. Real & Sons Cement Work Guarantee
Dr L W Bowman opens office in First National Bank building on east front, with office phone 262 and home 14. Real & Sons guarantee all cement work.
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W. V. Real & Sons
L. W. Bowman
First National Bank
Desirable Alliance City Residence For Sale With Barn
Desirable city residence in Alliance with two lots, house and barn. Call at E. L Gross & Son's feed store for details. Also offers for first class painting, paper hanging, and cement work estimates. Contact W. V. Beal & Sons by phone for services.
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E. C. Whitman
Alliance
E. L Gross & Son
For Sale Gasoline Stove Inquire At Colburns Store
Miscellaneous notice announcing a gasoline stove for sale with inquiry directions to Colburn's store. Likely a brief classifieds item from 11-26.
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Colburn
Second Hand Machines for Sale at Singer Store
Used sewing machines and other makes offered from six dollars up. Apply at Singer Store, 405 Box Butte. S6ti622.
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Singer
Box Butte
Beal & Sons Advertise Sidewalk and Concrete Services
Lost notice for a lady's coat from a bogey at Checkered Front Barn. Reward offered for return to Mallory store, 21. Maternity cases accepted at home on West 2nd street. Red Cross Nurse Frances Danos lists phone 766 and license A1-11-829.
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Mallory Store
J. Manson
West 2Nd Street
Frances Danos
Red Cross
Butte Studio Offers 6x4x8 View Camera Package
A 6%4x8% view camera set with an 11x14 sterling wide angle lens, hand shutter, three plate holders, and tripod is listed by Butte Studio as a first class order under Sb-21-611.
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Butte Studio
Cattle Auction Planned in Alliance on Aug 19
Public sale to begin at 1 pm on Saturday in Alliance offering 235 head or more of cattle including two and three year old steers and several milk cows. Terms are six months on bankable paper. F N Sutherland owner with H P Coursey as auctioneer and R M Hampton as clerk.
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Al-lianee
Alliance Cafe Opens Baking Department with Bread Specialty
The new manager at Alliance Cafe starts a baking department and highlights homemade bread as a specialty for local customers.
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Alliance Cafe
Calendars for 1912 Offered by Publishing Company
The Herald Publishing company will handle a line of calendars for 1912. The main line will come from the Butler Paper company of Chicago with imported calendars also printed. Prices are lower as commissions to traveling salesmen are not necessary. Beal & Sons offer cement work and invite orders.
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Herald Publishing Company
Butler Paper Company
Chicago
Dentist Dr James P Maxfield Operates Modern Office
Dr James P Maxfield dentist runs a modern dental office with electrical equipment located over Brennan's drug store. Read his card on the first page of The Herald.
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James P. Maxfield
Brennan’s
The
Herald
Missing cattle near Reno station in Antioch Nebr
On June 15 1911 from my pasture a mile and a half east of Reno station two mates roan and two grays branded M on left shoulder four year old four egeldings in branded open box A on right shoulder also several neres branded open box A on right shoulder a reward for return or information W G Wilson Antioch Nebr
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Reno Station
W. G. Wilson
Antioch
Nebr
Land Wanted in Your Locality by Realty Dealers Association
An advertisement from the Interstate Realty Dealers Association based in Lincoln Nebraska solicits land sellers. It urges owners to write promptly to connect with buyers and arrange property sales.
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Interstate Realty Dealers Association
Lincoln
Nebraska
House and Lot for Sale at a Bargain
House and lot for sale at a bargain with easy terms. Contact H01 Red, Sorei7, for details.
Red tailed hawk not for 10 farmers
John T. Zimmer of the University of Nebraska discusses common perceptions of the red tailed hawk among farmers. He addresses how the bird is labeled a chicken hawk and examines its actual role in farming ecosystems.
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John T. Zimmer
Department of Entomology
University of Nebraska
Local Classifieds Request Public Help And Offers
A broad call invites residents to publish items for sale or rent seek employment offer help report losses and disclose any other business notices to inform the community through the newspaper classifieds.
Offsetting the Effect of Drought
G A Burnett Nebraska Experiment Station outlines drought response strategies for farmers. It urges rain reliance, timely cultivation, and silage to salvage corn and forage, with emphasis on alfalfa, small grains, and drought-resistant crops to protect next year’s yields and livestock.
Ear Canal Inflammation Affects Hearing Tone
A described medical claim notes that hearing loss stems from an inflamed auditory tube. The text warns that impaired tube function leads to muffled or altered sounds and potential partial hearing reduction. It emphasizes cure through targeted treatment to restore normal ear function.
Red tailed hawk praised as beneficial to farms
The red tailed hawk, two feet long, is described as a strong slow flier with a shrill whistle. It primarily preys on small mammals and insects, with poultry losses being a minor portion of its diet, and should be protected rather than condemned for occasional poultryyard visits.
Fifty bushels of wheat per acre at Nebraska station
E G Montgomery reports 1911 winter wheat yields at the Nebraska Experiment Station from 46 to 56 bushels per acre averaging just over 50. He notes land quality, deep plowing, and manure practices tied to high yields and discusses farm-wide area expansion via work on existing land.
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Nebraska Experiment Station
University Farm
Preparing Soil for Fall Alfalfa Planting
For fall alfalfa planting the ground should be well prepared now. Break up the surface and control weeds as they will be less troublesome. If cowpeas are in the field they help the soil when harvested. Heavy manuring aids early growth. Do not rush plowing as the underlying loose layer must settle.
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Poseiile
Protein supplements improve beef finish in rat ion trials
Experiments at the Missouri College of Agriculture show that beef cattle finish better with a protein concentrate added to a corn ration. Gains were more uniform with the supplemented diet, and linseed meal or a similar concentrate fed in small quantities proved beneficial.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
Farmer Teaches Stock Herding Discipline and Trade
The speaker argues that a successful cattleman must pay the price, stay watchful, careful, and study his cattle and feeds. Scrub animals demand less attention, while quality stock requires businesslike handling and prudent management.
Mean remarks on rich man's son and strawpile blaze
A narrator condemns scorning the rich man's son who lights a cigarette with a five dollar bill. The piece argues burning a strawpile is worse, noting cattle avoid eating straw while the land desires it.
Farmers Increase Soil Richness Through Proven Practices
Farmers improve soil health and profits each year by applying tested methods. The statement emphasizes real results over fancy promises and highlights ongoing gains as evidence.
Warning on Seed Quality and Plant Dodder Risk
The article warns farmers that the biggest cost is poor seed, notes seed companies sell dodder contaminated seed, and stresses buying from reliable dealers. It advises testing a seed sample before large purchases to avoid hidden weed contamination and protect profits.
Prices for horses show strong demand and stable profits
Present prices of horses, regulated by supply and demand, do not indicate decreasing profit from this business. The relative profit from this class of animals compares favorably with cattle or other livestock, arguing for its importance. The percentage of good horses in the country today is greater than ever, though room for improvement remains.
Farm work should breed high class animals on farms
The editorial argues farms should produce and develop high quality animals, noting that brood mares and young mules can perform much work. It emphasizes farm settings as the best place for development and breeding of superior livestock.
Poor Economy Urges Better Feeding of Horses
The article argues it is penny wise to feed and develop horses on farms rather than starve them, claiming no other animal yields bigger profits when properly nourished and trained.
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Black Face
Acheson Bros
Box Butte County
McCorkle
Green
C. BE. Simpson
E. L. Gregg & Son
S. Glidden
F. E. Reddish
Geo. D. Darling
W. V. Beal & Sons
F. N. Sutherland
H. P. Coursey
R. M. Hampton
Beal & Sons
LAND
Alliance Herald
G. &. A. Burnett
Secon
E. G. Montgomery
Department of Experimental Agronomy
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