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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1911
Page
1
The author argues a home is a stable anchor that keeps families from risky schemes and ties neighborhood welfare to individual success. He emphasizes honest values, trustworthy customers, and warns against get rich quick promoters while inviting inquiries about lumber methods for building projects.
Ladies wishing hats in the latest style are invited to call at the Simmons Millinery Store. White felt hats are offered in all fall styles and shapes by expert milliners.
The firm BABBITT, DEVEL & CO. announces relocation from Room 11 Rumner Block to their residence in the Lamon brick residence South Alliance facing the machine shops. Mail sent to general delivery Alliance Nebr will receive prompt attention.
Removal sale announced by J. J. Keenen proprietor offering special bar gains on flour shoes and all goods. Call to be convinced at Farmers' Cash Store. Phone 697. 38-Lt.
A piano is offered for sale at a bargain or may be traded for a good team of horses. Contact C. F. Black at 607 Box Butte Avenue or the Singer Store at 405 Box Butte. Also listed: Rowan and Wright coal wood and posts, phone 71.
Local notes cover visits by Miss Neeland and Miss Task, invitations for a card party by Mrs. F E Holsten, and Eastern Star initiation. Reported are farm activity, travel between Hemingford and Alliance, and preparations for the old soldiers reunion with speakers Addison Waite and W H Thompson.
One half off on all wool dress goods for ten days starting August 30. No goods charged.
Cattle sale advertised at the Checkered Front Barn in Alliance Nebraska on Saturday September 9 1911 starting at 1 pm. Two year old steers and heifers yearling steers and heifers listed with six months bankable paper terms. E G Main owner H P Coursbeb auctioneer R M Hampton clerk.
St Agnes Academy will open on Tuesday September 5 with large anticipated attendance. The new addition provides dormitories music rooms and gymnasium. The school offers twelve grades plus Commercial and Music and Arts departments and plans for a full academic calendar with feasts exams and vacations. The notice warns against reproducing tornado photographs.
Coal office at Rowan's feed store Rowan and Wright contact number 71 and Dr Boland contact number 65 listed for inquiries.
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