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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
6
An advertisement extols lumber as the most elastic building material fit for all structures and budgets. It claims lumber resists heat and cold, prevents dampness and mustiness, and offers healthful living spaces, urging readers to research varieties and their uses and consult the supplier.
West Florida markets feature small farms both improved and unimproved with easy purchase terms, crops grown year round, and healthy climate promising relief from tuberculosis asthma and rheumatism. It highlights timber lands and mill sites near the deep water city of Pensacola with subdivisions and access to commerce.
Western Nebraska stockmen who have dealt with these established firms for years are informed that Tagg Bros and Smith Bros of South Omaha have announced a consolidation. Both firms are well known and enjoy substantial patronage from the western Nebraska region.
Tagg Bros and Smith Bros commission companies consolidate at the South Omaha market with unified management and locations. Art Tagg leads cattle sales, Pilly Orchard assistant, F. W. Lightfoot brand man, and Smith Bros operate the sheep barn with M. C. Wilkerson and A. Compton handling buying and selling. Hog yards remain separate with Bert Andersen and W. B. Tage plus Clyde Kelley. Smith Bros office remains at 101 Exchange Bldg for meeting friends and handling remittances. A Gust Sefwik leaves for Missouri Valley to work in North-Western railroad shops after a year with Oscar Evans the brick mason.
City officers report December 1912 show police magistrate receipts and city treasurer accounts. Claims allowed include fire department expenses, hose, labor, and street lamps. Pinkerton agency service listed. Advertisement notes Dean's Kidney Pills endorsed by local resident Mrs. J B Whaley.
Night calls for train crews include Thurne selling Tuesday night and Roy’s father improving after hospital stay. Principal of Central school aims to return next Monday. Sexton returns from McCook Holidays. Law now a conductor on a helper engine out of Troy Montana. Nicholas suffers serious fall at the Edgemont turntable. both ankles sprained and months of recovery ahead. Ambrose sent to Edgemont for ten days. Trimber returns to Alliance from Seneca. Mrs Richardson and Conductor Richard son back from Sacramento trip. McCarty secured a position with an electric company. Bell recovering from appendicitis and expected to go home soon.
The Civil Service Commission announces more exams in Alliance during January and February including lecturer on road economics female, medical interne in Washington DP, laboratory assistant in ceramics, and several positions in the Bureau of Mines and Indian Service. Also noted are railroad labor news and a tribute to infant Leroy Rockey.
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