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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1911
Page
6
A bank cashier from Sparta endorses Dr Miles Liver Pills and Anti Pain Pills. A. L. Wilson writes he used the Liver Pills and received natural, easy relief from headaches, noting he scarcely knows he has taken a pill. Wilson served for years as cashier at the First National Bank of Sparta.
An advertisement promotes Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills as gentle non habit forming liver remedies. It asserts other pills are harsh and difficult to tolerate and offers a refund if the first bottle fails to help. It directs readers to ask their druggist and cites Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
Local social notes show Mr and Mrs John Chapman visiting Goo Denton and later Mr and Mrs John Duerr calling atChapman residence. Other items mention travel to Alliance, Bogue store millinery plans for Lucile Roller, and community events at Hubbles Flats Black torne schoolhouse.
The Goodstreak area reports the Malinda school starts September 4. Geo Severson and Bert Miller were callers at McLean's last Monday. Theron Chapman and his partner visited at the Roberts school Sunday. Ruth McLean is staying at Mrs. Rock's. D. P. McLean and daughter visit north of Alliance. Neighbors discuss crops as corn and potatoes look good. Sunday school attendance was strong at Tingham. E. E. Ducher traveled to Bayard on business Saturday. Renfro and Dreckner visited Alliance Sunday. George Wince plans a three month stay in Weiser Iowa. Groves family returned from Alliance. Groff and sister returned from visiting relatives. Shipherd girls visited at G. Chapman Wednesday. Ducker family joined Severson for dinner Sunday. Geo Ackers works for Geo Burk during haying. Charley Green reports a good season for potatoes and corn. Groff attended Bayard for business Wednesday. Miss Ackers and Miss Koch visited McLean's. Miss Koch has flowers in her garden.
The Herald adds Jess in Sheridan county to its news list and plans more items later. D N Matthews and Lee Helling with family drove to Alliance Monday with produce including butter and vegetables. Mrs Ed Doyle returning from Alliance after rheumatism treatment is improving. Mr Mosler of the Star ranch completed a fine dwelling hotel.
Mr Cunningham from Wyoming and Mr Skinner aided by locals like Nichola and Hashman amid drought conditions. Mildred Nichols and Hashian visited, while Johnson shipped seven bales of wool. Rain brings relief and questions about gratitude for precipitation.
A Concord Michigan ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the best cough and cold remedy after 26 years use by Ariss and families for lagrippe asthma hay fever croup quinsy or sore throat. Prices 50c and 1.00 with a trial bottle free guaranteed by F J Brennan advertised in Herald want ads.
The Herald reproduces Congressman Kin kaid s August letter detailing Act provisions for homesteaders absent from claims. It clarifies absence tolls through April 15 1912 and notes no application is needed though absence time must be made up. The Act extends residence eligibility to April 16 1912 for entries begun or not.
The Herald publishes the premium list for the twenty sixth annual Sheridan County Agricultural Society fair in Gordon Nebraska. The fair runs Tuesday through Friday September 19 to 23 2011. Readers can request a copy of the premium list or information by writing secretary F J Letson Gordon Nebraska.
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