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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
5
This notice outlines want ad rates and billing rules for the Herald. It details cent per word pricing, minimum charges, credit terms, double-rate rules for black face text, and asks readers to mention the Herald. It also notes classified ads connect buyers and sellers in town.
Long column of notices and ads from Alliance Nebraska including rental listings, real estate offers, coal and feed suppliers, moving and hauling services, and legal blanks. Local items mention residents’ travels, visits, court attendance, church notes, and community events with numerous names and places.
Allen H. Morris announces he remains available as funeral director and embalmer for former clients, despite no longer being employed by Geo. D. Darling. Also notes contact via phone 179.
Southwestern Kansas faces strong opposition to naming the new division point on the Slamage cut off after the old Indian murderer Satsata. The plan shifts to selecting a name honoring a different Indian figure.
The Herald offers a limited time premium of a large three leaf wall chart map with Nebraska county details for subscribers paying three dollars or more. The offer applies to new and old subscribers and ends when stock runs out, with accounts behind a year dropped from the list.
The Herald uses a mailing machine to imprint each subscriber’s name and the paid-through date on the paper or its wrapping, ensuring clear records for delivery and renewal. This device streamlines circulation and confirms subscription status for subscribers and staff.
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended new baggage size rules, affecting all common carrier railroads and steamship lines nationwide. Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison of the AFL were jailed for contempt, appealing the ruling and posting bail. Dr. F. E. Davidson of Birmingham erected a slave memorial on his Sumter County plantation, a first in the region.
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