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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1912
Page
12
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Lincoln Neb Dec 15 1912 Two hundred thousand Nebraska cows do not pay feed bills and 500000 more can double with proper methods says Prof J H Frandsen head of dairy at University of Nebraska Based on Douglas County Cow Testing data one herd of ten nets 1052 88 another ten only 47 82 Creamery butter production in Nebraska exceeds 30 million pounds annually and could double with better feeding care and teat use for butter fat Read Bulletin 129 from the Nebraska Experiment Station and learn more from local testimonials Doan s Kidney Pills ad copy included with price 50 cents Foster Milburn Buffalo NY sole US agents Named Dean s Kid
The notice stresses that kidney disease often advances quickly and urges prompt attention to early symptoms such as back pain headaches dizziness fatigue or foul urine. It recommends obtaining a good kidney remedy at once with many recommending Doan's Kid-
Wm Beutler a Canton area breeder of full blood Shire horses traveled to Alliance on the seventh of the month with a four months old colt he sold to Wi Cody of Lakeside for one hundred dollars. Four months earlier Beutler sold a stallion colt then a year old in June to Edgar W Wilson for two hundred dollars, weight 1325 pounds, who later sold it for fifty dollars more.
Dr King's New Discovery touted as best medicine for bronchial affections coughs colds and croup with a testimonial from Mrs George W Place of Rawmonville Vermont claiming it prevented pneumonia for her husband. Advertisement notes price trial bottle free at Fred B Holsten's and promotes a premium offer on page 2.
The report notes fine winter weather and corn husking activity with residents including Mrs. O. E. Hagaman and family. It mentions visits by Miss Ethel Hagaman, Mrs. Ce cil Glen, Geo. Hagaman, and Dora Coker, along with Miles Hagaman helping husk corn and John Wright of Alliance visiting Mrs. J. C. Hawkins and Mrs. George Clark’s household. A matrimonial notice seeks a wife under fifty for M. Hagman. Maud Donovan of Alliance visits, and Bonnie Hagaman returns from O. K. Hagaman’s home as Dorie Coker visits Hagaman home.
The American Drug and Press Association compounding Meritol Hair Tonic is advertised with a customer guarantee. F. J. Brennan signs the notice, inviting early orders and promising association-backed assurance.
Last Saturday's Sidney Telegraph notes six births for December Ty 8 and 10, a strong count for a small town, with the notable fact that all six babies are boys.
One hundred dollar reward offered for any incurable catarrh case. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo advertise Hall's Catarrh Cure as internally acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Endorsements from National Bank of Commerce and others affirm Cheney's honesty. Testimonials free. price seven five cents per bottle. sold by druggists plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The Nebraska State Board of Agriculture will hold its fifty fourth annual meeting in Lincoln January 22 to 24 for officer elections and business. The article details the board's history treasury support, state fair funding, and investments in fairgrounds and buildings. It notes cash returns to state departments and substantial premiums paid to Nebraska citizens, with a focus on the state fair’s development and value.
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