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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
5
Classified ads explain gash and credit rates for insertions with minimums. Readers are reminded to mention Herald when replying. A classified ad connects buyer and seller for local property dealings.
A Box Butte county firm advertises as the sole provider of abstract books with an office in the McCorkle Building. Department 10 1f 570 indicates contact or registration details for property title services.
For sale or rent a seven room house with good outbuildings and a barn for four horses. House suitable for automobile. Contact J. B. Denton for details. Included are other rental notices for furnished steam heated rooms at address M near Herald office and living rooms in the First National Bank Building. Additional barn rental available at Jim Rice place through John Graham.
Advertisement offers coal wood and posts from Rowan and Wright at phone 71 and a coal office at Rowan's feed store. Also promotes money to loan on real estate and BE J. Gregg company with phone 1565. Lost gold bracelet return to Alliance Grocery by Miss Holloway at 1795-6 tf.
For sale notices list monuments offered by Paine-Fishburn Granite Co with a local Alliance salesman Al. Wiker and a price list via Grand Island. Also Whisman advertises low prices on painting and paper hanging and kalfe mining. Three milk cows for sale, Blue 485.
Coal and Lumber ad from Dierks Lumber & Coal Co urges quick deliveries and full weight on every load. Call phone 22 117h-bue for coal and lumber, offering Missouri sorghum at 85 cents per gallon at Rodger's.
A compact prompt asking if readers seek real estate, companions, jewelry, or other services. It suggests buying pets, renting homes, sourcing rings, or trading goods. No concrete offer or context provided.
Classified brief from North Bend Nebraska seeking to exchange eastern Nebraska land for a ranch in central or western Nebraska. Respond with what you have in first letter to J. D. Raitt at North Bend. 1804 to 7 to 4t.
Notice states Oscar O Bannon of Alliance Nebraska offers highest price for hides and furs. contact Rowan's Corner phone 9 for details. Also includes a disclaimer about not being responsible for debts contracted by Ina F L Binela dated Alliance Nebraska January 28. IMs J Fogle.
Advertising rates announced effective December 1 1912 show lower display charges per inch by circulation level with 12 percent premium for preferred positions and for first insertions of complex compositions. Reading notices and want ads use eight point roman at five cents per line per insertion with a two line minimum. blackface type ten or twelve point costs ten cents per line with headings counted as multiple lines.
Regular four week use claims to stimulate the liver aid digestion and remove blood impurities improving skin and overall health. The advertisement promotes gin and urges purchase at Fred BE Holsten's Adv Feb six to twenty seven.
Bee F and B. Thomas are noted at Keystone Restaurant with a 1450 pound figure mentioned. The fragment suggests a local item or listing with named individuals involved in a community setting.
Keystone Restaurant offers meals at 25 cents with a Sunday dinner option. Short order meals available. Proprietor F B Thomas invites patrons to dine, promoting value and basic service at this local eatery.
One set of double harness in fair condition and one single harness in fair condition plus one good spring wagon. Sell cheap if taken at once. Inquire at Alliance Cleaning Works, Phone 58. C. M. Keeley.
Curtis Best and Gooch's Best flour at E N Gregg and Son's with Every sack guaranteed. Phone 165. 2h tf 1342.
Local notes report attorney W C Heelan paying respects to a nearby agent, Miss Ells Brown visiting Alliance, and Canton’s M L Hawkins passing through. A Hermingford to Sioux County railroad plan gains traction with upcoming mass meetings. Ghost gossip, winter snow, and social visits fill a busy week alongside cattle shipments and dairy dairy efforts.
The Richards home mourns four year old Bernita, twin sister of Wa tetin Wykoff, who died after scarlet fever and diphtheria. The child, Domita, was bright and loving and cherished by many, with flowers and sympathy from neighbors. The family notes she rests in Jesus’ keeping while the mother endures eloquent prayers and consolation.
To the friends, members of the Christian church, the O. of. lodge and Royal Neighbors who sent flowers to lighten our sorrow in the loss of our darling baby, Mrs. J. F. Richards and family.
Atlas Hotel advertises piano tuning at $2.50 and organ and stringed instrument repair. Orders by mail or phone to I A Ward this week. Advertisement dated 1856.
A want ad offers a few cents for unwanted furnishings and stoves rotting in garrets. A prospective buyer will call and pay for the very article, helping reduce the high cost of living as the new owner takes over the item.
Notice advertises L. W. Bowman physician and surgeon with office in First National Bank Ride. Provides office phone 362 and residence 16. Offers prescriptions and medicines supplied from office upon request.
Alliance staff and families are active with many transfers and leaves. Fireman Ambrow returns to Alliance after a two month Kan sas layoff while others shift posts from Deadwood to Sterling and Crawford hill. Mrs Hoag undergoes appendicitis surgery as union of officials travel for business and personal visits across Lincoln Ravenna and Cheyenne.
Armilda M. Caven files in 1912 a district court petition seeking partition of sections in townships 25 26 in Sioux and Box Butte counties Nebraska. The case names multiple heirs and Langford defendants with claims for rents and improvements and deducts 160 and 100 dollars from James A Langford share. Answer due by March 4.
Henry Gake files a petition in the District Court of Box Butte County Nebraska against Frank Reed and Louisa M Reed. The action seeks to quiet title to the north half of the northeast quarter of section 2 and the north half of the northwest quarter of section 21 in township 28 north range WW west. Defendants must answer by March 11.
The ad promotes Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup with a money back guarantee and multiple price points stating it relieves all kinds of coughs. It emphasizes pure ingredients and medical efficacy while noting the product is sold at the Hexall Store run by F B Holston. The second passage describes the Know Nebraska campaign revival and outreach to improve Nebraskan state familiarity through publicity efforts and school cooperation in New York.
Readers are urged not to overlook the Ada want ad on page five, as it highlights opportunities and items for sale or wanted services. The notice emphasizes the page location and potential bargains for community members scanning the classifieds.
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