Lost Coat At Checkered Front Barn Notice
Lost a lady's coat from a buggy at Checkered Front Barn. Please return to Mallory store, 21 MRS. J. MANION. Contact W. V. Beal & Sons at 825-tf-20 for information or return.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1911
Page
5
Lost a lady's coat from a buggy at Checkered Front Barn. Please return to Mallory store, 21 MRS. J. MANION. Contact W. V. Beal & Sons at 825-tf-20 for information or return.
The notice outlines CASH RATES of one cent per word per insertion with a minimum ten cents. BLACK face double rate. CREDIT RATES one cent per word per insertion with a twenty five cent minimum and fifteen cents per week, plus a note to mention seeing it in the Herald. It describes ads helping buyers and sellers connect.
Large furnished room for rent suitable for two gentlemen. Includes bath and heat. Apply Mrs. Black at 407 Box Butte or call 76 7627. Houses to rent. Acheson Bros. 211f715.
DESIRABLE CITY RESIDENCE in best part of Alliance for sale two lots house and barn call at E L Greze and Son's feed store 261f77 Estimates cheerfully furnished on all kinds of cement work W W Beal and Sons telephone 395 or 366 B28-1f-30
For sale notices include a good gasoline stove at Colburn's store and second hand machines such as Singer models from six dollars. Inquiries at Colburn's store 7198 11 26 and Singer Store 405 Box Butte.
FRANCES DANOS, a Red Cross nurse, notes taking several maternity cases at her residence on West 2nd Street. Contact phone 766. The message includes reference S1-4 £-829.
New Alliance Cafe manager expands to a baking department offering home made bread for local trade. Also promotes cement work services with Beal & Sons for orders.
Dr James P Maxfield operates a modern dental office with electrical equipment located over Drennan's drug store. Card appears on the Herald's first page.
Local buyers seek property for sale in your area. Write Interstate Realty Dealers Association Lincoln Nebraska with details of land or lot available. Contact 36 2c 618 for quick response and potential purchase.
Bargain house and lot offered for sale with easy payment terms. Contact phone 60L Red Lottery for details.
An old advertisement argues deafness stems from ear tube inflammation and mucous buildup. It promises a $100 reward for proof that Catarrh cannot be cured by Mail's Catarrh Cure and urges readers to try Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Miss Regina Cramer leaves the grandparents home of Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Snow and returns to Alliance on Monday accompanied by Miss Doris Grege of this place.
J B Hulburt the Canton horse man reports to The Herald he is placing two hundred tons of hay in Alliance, signaling active feed supplies in the region. Mrs Cooper and son Clifton, recently in Alliance, traveled to Scottsbluff. Miss Emma Tash and Miss Glen Mounts visited Hem ingford. Lille Rhump of Omaha visits Romig family. WH Zehrung seeks medical care at Hot Springs with electrical treatment. Mrs James Gaddis improves after diphtheria. Mr Coffey of Chadron visits Alliance guest of Earl Mallery.
Hemingford area residents are listed with travels and visits on various street and rail lines including 45 44 84 and 43. People such as Cliff Hubble Jacob Shepard Emma Tash Wil dy Nellie Carter Julia Frontrom and many others are noted in trips home, arrivals from Los Angeles Washington Roch ester and Bayard with town moves, teaching appointments and upcoming dances. The report also mentions farm and crop prospects for pota to crop depending on frost timing.
The column reports corn binders shipped by Ford Wendt and first new potatoes sent to Edgemont by Rk S Q Haniaker. Farmers threshing and hauling grain, crops described as light around Uva but good in Wheatland. Local residents and visitors noted, with crop hail impact and new equipment purchases mentioned.
Sunday service at 10 30. Sunday school at 11 80 am mm. Junior Auxiliary Chapter A meets Wednesday at 7 50 pm. Chapter B meets Sunday afternoon at 2. Ladies Guild meets Wednesday afternoon at 8. Women's Auxiliary meets Wednesday each month. Choir practice Friday at 7 30. Sunday evening service at o clock.
W G Wilson and Misa Sula Wilson with Mrs Joss Wilson travel from Reno to announce a new church is planned there. Over 1,000 dollars have been subscribed for the building, with more to come. Rev Homer Cox of Hem ingford Congregational church preaches in Reno every third Sunday and helps raise funds.
German Lutheran Parochial School will commence August 28 inviting parents to enroll children. The program includes instruction in German English religion and Goreian.
Special services next Sunday August 27 in the Drake building 517 Sweetwater Ave mark the installation of Prof. W C Lang as teacher of the German Lutheran Parochial School. Services start 10 30 am with Sunday school at 9 30 am.
Clinton Brennan ten years old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brennan pursues one of the ponies offered by The Farmer's Wife publishers. Prizes include a pony with harness and buggy or a saddle and bridle. The Herald notes his success in securing subscriptions as the contest proceeds.
W M Hill traveled to Bridgeport this week on a business trip and returned by Tuesday noon.
A week ago E C Whetstone bought J R Barbs interest in Drake & Barbs meat market at the Co Op Store. The new firm Drake & Whetstone will have Whetstone handling most buying and tasks while Drake remains manager. Herald expects continued and likely rising patronage as times improve.
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