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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
7
Large number of calls coming in for furnished rooms or suites. Advertisers urged to rent to responsible tenants to generate income. Phone 340 at Alliance Herald office Want Ad Department.
The City Mission requests donations of men's clothing and footwear. Call 696 and volunteers will arrange pickup or delivery.
Investor seeks potash lakes of any size in the district or options and leases. Will handle transfers for owners with potash potential. Write full descriptions to T. B. L. Box 9780 care Alliance Herald. 34 tf 9780.
An Omaha advertisement offers easy to sell opportunities for ladies to earn $16 to $30 monthly in spare time. The Duchess Drug Company invites applications from interested individuals at 117 Bromley Building Omaha Neb. Real Estate Loans and Insurance by F E Reddish at Reddish Block.
SAM SHELTON announces the city scavenger wagon now on regular routes and for special calls. Calls to telephone 676 receive prompt and careful attention. Prices stated as reasonable. bonded to do good work. Phone 575.
We equip drag wagons and auto truck with latest appliances to move furniture without marring or writing damage. Up-to-date wagon pads used on all moving jobs. John R. Snyder. Phone 1637 tf 5960.
Estate No. 578 of Ferdinand Trenkle deceased in Box Butte County Nebraska. Executrix filed final account and petition for final settlement and discharge. Hearing set for December 5 1918 at 10 o clock a m before County Court. Dated November 14 1918. (Seal) Ira Fe Tash County Judge Burton and Reddish Attorneys.
In the matter of The Commonwealth Potash Company a corporation now bankrupt case number 46 a voluntary petition notice to creditors published in Chadron Dawes County Nebraska before Frederick A Crites referee in bankruptcy on November 24 1918. The first meeting of creditors will be held December 10 1918 at two oclock P M in the Digest Court Room Alliance Box Butte County Nebraska to prove claims appoint a trustee and transact proper business. Witness dated November 26 1918 Frederick A Crites Referee in Bankruptcy. 1-31-9722
Coursey and Miller report Ford Motor Company has sent letters asking how many orders can be filled now. The firm expects limited numbers of cars and trucks soon and a return to normal output in time. About fifty orders for Ford cars are on file, with optimism for early delivery on part of the supply.
War Industries Board announces that from December 1 1918 weekly newspapers will be exempt from reporting rules and reports will not be required. The move aims to ease paper use pressures during the holiday period and allow merchants and publishers to profit from holiday activities. Thos E Donnelley signed the notice.
The national defense council lifts restrictions on holiday gift production and sales, urging manufacturers and buyers to resume normal postwar trade. It aims to reemploy workers from war industries and return munition factories to civilian life with minimal disruption. St Swithin’s Day, July 15, is noted for a rain myth unsupported by official records.
An authority explains kidney and bladder irritation from urinary acid. Jad Salts, four ounces daily as a tablespoon in water for two to three days, balances urine acidity, eases irritation, and helps normal bladder function.
Bowles live stock report from Omaha notes strong demand and near top prices for fat cattle and feeders with other grades higher but not uniform. Hogs hold around 17.25 dollars, sheep and lambs improving though not fully satisfactory. Writer thanks readers and invites stockmen to subscribe for ongoing market information.
A fragmentary notice reports the loss of a Mrs Marbenid and the community hopes for a safe return. Details are incomplete but the event invokes local concern and calls for information from residents.
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