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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
5
Classified section explains cash and credit rates for wordAds with minimum charges. It notes black face double rate and asks readers to mention Herald when responding. It describes how ads connect buyers and sellers in town.
An assortment of rental notices from McCorkle Building and Box Butte Avenue listings. Properties include a two room house, furnished rooms for light housekeeping, a lighted office room at First National Bank, a nine room house for rent or sale, and a five room cottage. Contacts include Nellie Moran, Mrs Holdridge, Mrs Hall, and Mrs Hall. Phone numbers provided.
Various classifieds list sewing services and reasonable prices at Mrs W H Zehring, real estate loan by F E Reddish, and bids for coal wood and posts from Rowan Wright. A small downtown store room is requested, alfalfa and hay offered by Gregg and Son, and a four room cement block house in Belmont Addition advertised for sale. Old papers available at The Herald office.
Diamond and Pearl flour and related breakfast foods offered at special prices in five hundred pound lots. Sale advertised at the Farmers' store by J. J. Keenen who can be reached at phone number 697.
Cleaning and dyeing for all fabrics with dry cleaning and pressing. Dress trimmings matched to goods. Plumes cleaned colored and curled. Curtains colored and pressed. Gloves hosiery and evening dresses in dainty colors. Mrs W H Zehrung phone 555 A20F895.
New York Hat Shop advertises hair switches made from combings offered for $1.50 each. Mail orders promptly filled.
Prices reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed advertised by Burns & Lovatt at 210 Box Butte Ave in Sny ders Confectionery. Contact phone 716 for Fet class work.
Persons wishing stenographic work done can secure the same promptly by calling at The Herald office. Phone 340.
Mrs John Wallace announces reopening her dressmaking establishment in the rooma over The Famous Clothing Store, inviting former and new customers to her services.
Customers who order nursery stock totaling ten dollars or more before March 1, 1912 will receive a free Atlas of the World, a one dollar retail value. Contacts listed as Res. 604 and Office Green 720. Alliance Nurseries is led by J. P. B. Barger, Prop. 74-1008.
All household items offered at private sale including rugs brass bedstead mattresses springs dining chairs rockers dresser roll top desk Kurtaman piano book case. Sale at Snyder's drug office 210 Box Butte Ave. B. H. Perry.
Real estate notice offering 640 acres at Kinkaid with 150 tillable, 20 to 50 tons of hay in a fine neighborhood near the county seat, one hour away. Price reduced. Inquiries to Watson Watson's. Gtross.
An advertisement by J. P. Barger promotes home nursery stock for spring planting. It urges early orders for elm trees box elder Russian olive and other stock with prices per 100 or per size and offers free catalogs. The proprietor also claims to graft thousands of trees and to plant by dynamiting holes to set trees this spring, with contact at 122 West Sid Street and phone numbers.
Hemingford community reports Alliance visitors including Gertrude Olds and Joe Kuhn and others. Local business moves include Central Lumber Co caretaker and a shipment to Sheridan. Socials, travel, illnesses, deaths, and community events fill the week with many notes on residents and roads.
Public sale announced for February 3 1912 at Sprys barn Al Hance Nebraska selling eight high grade Percheron and Shire stallions ages two to seven years all hooked to harness. Thirty heavy boned mares included. R M Hampton owner Simon Spry Edgar W Wilson managers H P Coursey Flavel Wright auctioneers.
Repair and oil your harness now before spring. Bring a hide for tanning. samples available. I pay top dollar for hides. Call 711018 OBO, A Hills.
J. W. Scott owns six or seven young calves, indicating a growing cattle herd.
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