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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
5
The notice details want ad rates and credit terms for the Herald classifieds. It explains one cent per word per insertion, minimum charges, black and slack face rates, and that ads connect buyers and sellers in town. Readers are reminded to mention seeing the ad in the paper.
J D Emerick offers bonded abstracting with the only set of abstract books in Box Butte county. Office in McCorkle Building. Also appears small ads for rent a vacuum cleaner with operator, hall for rent at Gadsbys store, and six room house for rent via Gregory Zurn or phone numbers.
I have two acres of fenced land in Scottsbluff Nebraska with woven wire fence. It will be rented for cash or crop rent. If interested respond to J. W. F. Box 404 Scottsbluff Nebr. 27 1t 2246.
Advertisements list properties including eight room residence at 720 Platte Ave, Belmont four room house with outbuildings, two lots, and real estate firms offering land auctions. Also notes on exchange possibilities, railroad town Alliance listings, and a large regional land and auction sale in Crawford Nebraska with catalog upon request.
Offer for sale a rebuilt Smith Premier typewriter model number two. Guaranteed as good as new. Price cheap. Contact J P Hall by phone 40 for repairs and overhaul services. Expert in typewriter repair with reasonable charges. Self-2273.
Lost umbrella with a scratched name and pin. Return to The Herald office if found. 2289-28-tf
An extra good year ling Shorthorn bull Joan J A KEAGAN Ott 2325 HORSES and COLTS for sale 46 head on Section 1 township 2h range 62 1 TR Horthorn Canton pel en ea fi Corrugated Carpet Paper 50 yard rolls 75 cents THRELKELD Adv 2411 2181 Coal office at Rowan s feed store ROWAN WRIGHT phone Tits Men s Porus Knit union salts 450 At the Bee Hive Advi 26tf 22n6
Grand Island Nebraska ads announce a thoroughbred riding horse for sale in good shape. Also listed are a riding or driving pony, Bulfs Orpington eggs, and a complete 5x7 photographic outfit for sale cheap with Serreca View Camera and accessories. Contact The Herald office or specific phone numbers for details.
A brief notice states money to loan on real estate from F and Reddish. The item notes lenders ready to consider property as security and invites inquiries from potential borrowers.
Advertisement advisesGeo. Db. Darling for needs in shades wood poles extension rods stair rods stair corners molding hooks picture nails linoleum edging and binding tacks and tack hammers. Office and residence numbers listed with phone details.
The Iowa Kid Geo A West will wrestle any opponent in the state at the Stock men's convention. Weight class 160 to 170 pounds. Location Burlington Hotel. Date 26 11 2225. Jacket coat offered by Rowan Wright. Phone 71 tf.
An advertisement from E. T. Kibble advertises a $200,000 loan on improved farm land and on patented Kinkaids with contact. Other entries promote men’s blue working shirts at the Bee Hive and 24 hour ambulance service with multiple phone numbers.
No better openings for dairy and stock ranches than in the North Loup valley. Land grows abundant and cheap. Get in ahead of the railroad. Ranches for sale or trade by Cc. Be. Shippen at Purdum Nebraska. December 28 21 2278.
Notice from John Pederson of Alliance Nebraska dated June 17 191 percent announcing business connections with T H Beal have ended and that Pederson now handles all contracting for cement work. No one is authorized to solicit or contract for Pederson.
Ready for Business has come back to Alliance after a two year absence and offers cement work. Orders can be left at The Herald office. The ad also promotes Roosevelt mint julep at the Bee Hive with mint shipped directly from the White House mint bed.
All accounts contracted at the Central Cafe after June 7th are payable to C. A. Laing who has purchased the business from KE. Becker. E. Becker, C. A. Laing, Goesens, Pays to Advertise.
A lengthy piece extols the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas as a rich, irrigation-ready region with deep soil and year-round harvests, and describes a large T P A membership drive and a major parade in Alliance Nebraska with numerous local firms and organizations taking part. The account emphasizes growth goals and public enthusiasm for the organization.
E T Kibble of Alliance promotes La Feria area in the Rio Grande Valley Texas with 15 000 acres under control offering lands for sale on easy terms. The plan includes a big excursion in July and promises development of a thriving town with crops from winter vegetables to fruits and staples.
T P A department post in Alliance Nebraska announces officers including President R C Strong Vice President Frank Hertzog Secretary Treasurer John H Hawes Chaplain Dean Gen G Ware and physician M D C E Slagle with directors C L Ewing 4 C Redenbaugh W M Baker and committees for Legislative Railroad Press and Good Roads plus officers Lloyd Thomas and C J Vandever in charge of hotel employment and public utilities Ivan Rodgers noted.
A large troupe of more than sixty traveling men from well known lines paraded with a monster billy goat, dressed in clown fashion and wearing Stetson hats. The Herald notes the traveling men distributed souvenirs and contributed a standout display on the convention’s best day.
Multiple churches list weekly services. St Matthew's Episcopal Church invites all with 10:00 Sabbath School and 11:00 Public Worship plus evening sermons and youth activities. U P Church outlines Sabbath School, Bible School, services, and Baptismal, with a series on apostles starting June. Immanuel German Evangelical Lutheran notes German services Sundays at 10:30 and English services periodically. pastor Titus Lang welcomes all.
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