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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1913
Page
5
Classified advertisements note rates for want ads with one cent per word per insertion and minimum charges. Mentions credit rates, guarantees double rates for black face, and urges reference to Herald when responding. Describes ads as introducing buyers and sellers of property in this town.
E Reddish Bonded Abstracter operates as the sole set of abstract hooks in Box Butte county with offices in the Jim McCorkle Building. File reference 10 tf 570.
Advertisements show three furnished rooms to rent at 317 West Fourth Street with heating and reasonable rent. Another notice offers nicely furnished heated rooms with contact through Herald office. An office or living room space is available in the First National Bank Building.
Furnished rooms available for rent in The Herald office on the first floor. Secure the best location in Alliance with reasonable rates. Apply at The Herald office references 19 Miet 52 tf 1679 and 50 tf 1647 for details.
Rowan and Wright advertise coal, wood and posts at their feed store with a coal office and phone 71. They offer money to loan on real estate and invite inquiries via telephone.
Oscar O Bannon Alliance Phone 9 Rowan s Corner 3761 3 11. Lost large Moore s black foun d in pen with pocket clamps attached Reward for return to Herald office 12 8 11.
Local sale and job offers advertise monument pricing and a commission contact in Alliance for Grand Island, plus misc ads for painting and paper hanging. Also listed are three milk cows for sale, contact via Blue 485 in Omaha, and Alliance Meat Co. offerings including beef pork sauerkraut mince meat and pickles.
An advertisement touts Merital Rheumatism Powders as a top twentieth century remedy with testimonials from F. J. Brennan. Another notice offers a 524 FOR SALE Co. aged 40 months dairy cow, freshened and milked, dry soon, priced at 50 dollars if sold before December 23, inquiry at Herald office.
Advertisement notes agency for Rodgers silverware and jewelry with samples available for viewing and ordering. Contact W. A. Dunlap at 324 West Third Street, Alliance by phone 779. Also mentions dressmaking and sewing services by Mrs. Dismer and Mrs. Wright with stamping and embroidery.
Middle aged lady sought for permanent housekeeping role at Mrs W H Zehring residence. Applicant preference noted for steady, experienced cleaner with reliable references.
The Herald offers the remaining Wall Charts as a premium to subscribers who have not yet received them. A new premium offer is starting, but no maps can be promised after the present limited supply runs out. Herald Publishing Company.
An advertisement notes a physician and surgeon office located in the First National Bank Building with office phone 62. It mentions prescriptions and wine supplies furnished from the office if preferred, and lists a numeric reference 50-11-1408.
The company will present The Divorce Question in Alliance on December 31. Gaskill & Co. have employed the players for their acting ability at the factory and will pay $260 a night for putting on the play.
Household goods for sale including furniture rugs and a stove. Mrs Thos Regan advertises at 602 Lora Place. Curtis Best and Good's Best flour sold by E J Grege and Son with every sack guaranteed. Phone 155.
Advertisement notes satisfaction guaranteed and lists Carrie Christensen at 518 Sweetwater Avenue for sewing. The item is a simple classified notice with date 4 21 and reference number 1759.
A four year old Dapple Grey Percheron weighing 1900 pounds, heavy bone type, good condition, and range broken, is offered for private sale. If not sold, it will go to public auction on February 4, 191% at six miles east of Scottsbluff Nebraska. Inquiries to W W Pollock Scottsbluff Neb. 1761 4 61.
Notice of a public sale at the residence of Evie Ms At my residence ten alles west two miles parts of Alitamce on Wednesday June 6. Sale includes 13 head of horses and farm machinery such as wagon buggy binder span barrow breaking plow mower work harness and barn gear. Household goods including stove table chairs and miscellaneous items.
The notice announces a February 18 1915 election in Box Butte Nebraska for qualified veterans and voters to decide on issuing 65000 in 5 percent Court House bonds. The plan covers construction of a fireproof courthouse on lots 22 and 23 in County Addition Alliance and enabling levies to pay interest and establish a sinking fund. Bond term is twenty years with semiannual interest.
Mrs. Doolittle and relatives spend Christmas holidays with relatives. Mr Owens of Chadron works as Lakeside Mercantile Co manager. Noble family returns from Lincoln for Xmas dinner. Mae Mastin spends Christmas in Shelton after homestead proof near Lakeside. A surprise party honors Rev Washburn and wife before they leave for Florida.
Col L M Scott and James Jamson were at Alliance last Friday. Lester Bock spends vacation at home. Allen Jamison and family visit Iowa over holidays. James Jamison returned from Iowa last week. Mrs Howe and children vacationing on the ranch. Mr and Mrs Houser, former residents, have a son born Dec 17. The writer announces departure from The Herald with gratitude for coverage and respect.
Rushville Standard reports M O New his wife and baby girl from Hot Springs staying with Sheriff New until New Year. Judge Westover travels to see newborn granddaughter at McKerron home and to escort Mrs Westover home. Crawford Courier notes Andrew Klausinn leaves for Alliance for Xmas vacation after months in C and W clothing store. Havell Abbott returns from St Agnew Academy to visit before heading to Sheridan with friends.
Editor J H Morat of the Times spent a week in Cody Wyoming where he formerly ran a business. Hon G L Shumway booster of Scotts Bluff Commercial Club traveled from Alliance for meetings yesterday and this morning. Miss Lenore Douglas left for eastern Nebraska to resume duties as a first and second grade teacher at Bradshaw after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Hilton.
Mrs Hattie Scott of Geneseo NL visits at Mrs Livey Safford’s home and travels to Minawre to spend Christmas with Mrs Helen Dickenson and family accompanied by Mrs Sadie Safford.
A newspaper note highlights the value of employment ads in the classifieds and urges readers to respond. It portrays Miss Opportunity as a keen patron of want ads who may locate better work for those seeking jobs.
Dr Sprague and Miss Lelthoff of Crawford attended the Elks ball at the venue. Born to Prof and Mrs W R Pate on Friday December 27, a baby boy.
Jack Barrett of the Lowry and Henry garage arrived Sunday night by auto after traveling to Scottsbluff for business and to visit friends.
Mr and Mrs Marcus Frankie plan a three city itinerary. They will visit Denver friends and relatives, then Chicago on business, followed by a two week stay in New York City.
Lowry and Henry began the new year selling two Ford cars on opening day. John Graham joined the sales force and moved his family to Alliance to work here. He will handle the Studebaker line for the firm. J. H. Digee of Bayard owns a new Ford purchased through Lowry and Henry of Ikanee.
Mr and Mrs Glarence B B King departed Tuesday noon for Missouri Valley Iowa to spend several weeks on business and to visit friends.
An advertisement warns kidney disease can progress quickly and urges prompt attention to symptoms like back pain headaches fatigue and urinary issues. It endorses Dean's Kidney Pills with a testimonial from J A Stevens of Bridgeport Nebraska and claims nationwide availability at 60 cents and via New York agents.
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