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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
6
Misses Ethel and Fay Hem bry and other students return from Alliance High School for vacation. Teachers grant Xmas vacation. school resumes. Residents visit towns, shop, travel to Crawford, and attend Christmas gatherings. A recent heavy snow limits news while rabbits hunting continues and farmers ship potatoes and grain.
A New Year message from The Herald editor extends best wishes for 1911. It reflects on wasted years, calls for peace arbitration, notes losses and illnesses, and urges positive deeds, loyalty, bravery, and honest living. It closes with goodwill from Goode Olde Boy.
Upholstering and mattress work have secured the services of an upholsterer. Those desiring work of this kind leave orders or phone 207. T. J. Threlkeld. 321-449.
An advertisement for A. M. Warren, Chiropractor in Alliance Nebraska, promoting chiropractic adjustments as a cure and health restoration. It claims drugless, non surgical quick results and provides office location in Opera House Block, room 2, with contact by mail or phone.
An obituary style brief notes a deadly blaze and promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a rapid remedy for burns and related injuries. It claims Arnica reduces inflammation, relieves pain, and promotes healing, available for 25 cents at F. J. Brennan's.
Water taxes are due January 1, 1911 and must be paid at the city hall office. Water will be shut off for nonpayment by January 20, 1911 and a one dollar late fee is charged before service is restored. J. H. Carlson Water Commissioner.
Mrs. Charlotte Vincent Drummond, third wife of Charles R. Drummond, a St Louis millionaire, sues for 50000 in circuit court for the bigamous marriage contracted at midnight in Clayton Missouri. Prosecutor Mills seeks parole revocation in St Louis County court alleging Drummond violated his parole.
The Progressive Arts League of America, linked to the Poetic Society of Great Britain, will provide free lectures to branches nationwide with at least twenty five members. Lecturers will be prominent literary and academic figures from the United States and England.
Peking informally negotiates with the United States show no satisfactory progress. The Daily Mail reports China is about to approach Germany to secure an ally amid stalled talks.
A powerful windstorm hit Chicago shortly after noon causing one death and another fatal injury from a falling sign. The gale reached sixty two miles per hour, tearing at electric signs and windows across the city.
A balloon passed over Flovence Alabama likely the St. Louis No 4 that left St Louis in a strong southeast wind. The basket held J Cowan Hulbert and Paul McCullough with a destination of New York.
Five new hand made spring wagons are ready for delivery. They offer better durability and satisfaction than machine made wagons and will be sold at a reasonable price. Call immediately to secure one before they are all taken. Shop opposite Palace Livery Barn.
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