Classified Section Promotes Ads With Rates and Premium Wall Charts
The notice details cash and credit rates for classified advertisements, including one cent per word per insertion and doubles for black face text. It notes a minimum ten cent ad and a weekly fifteen cent minimum, and urges readers to mention seeing the ad in Herald. It also touts Premium Wall Charts offered free to two-year subscribers, with a one-year option at one dollar per year.
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Black Face
Herald
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE AND SERVICES IN ALLIANCE
A mix of classifieds lists properties for sale including two east front lots in the west part of town and general real estate offers. Also notes on bonded abstracter E Reddish with offices in McCorkle Building and various service ads for poultry feed garden work and farm labor in Alliance.
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Alliance
Local business and real estate notices and ads in Alliance
Classified items include money loan on real estate and goods from F E Reddish to I G Gregg and Son, piano tuner notices, business opportunity in Bar Gain Nebraska, carpet cleaning with vacuum service, painting and paper hanging by E C Whitman, desirable city residence for sale in Alliance with two lots, and cement work estimates by W V Beal & Sons with contact numbers.
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F. E. Reddish
Sts
Alliance
E. L Gregg & Son
For Sale Miscellaneous Good Gasoline Stove
For sale a gasoline stove. Inquire at Colburn's store. Also notice to contact 235 or 366 for sidewalk or concrete work. W. V. Beal & Sons, 28-tf-20. Lost black beaver coat with deeds for lots in New Jersey. Leave at Herald office.
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Colburn
W. V. Beal & Sons
New Jersey
Herald Office
W. A. Dunlap
Malinda
Nebr
Calendar line for 1912 by Herald and Butler paper
The Herald Publishing company will handle a beautiful line of calendars for 1912. The main line will be the products of the Butler Paper company of Chicago. Imported calendars will also be printed to avoid commissions to traveling salesmen, lowering prices.
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Herald Publishing Company
Butler Paper Company
Chicago
Electric Bitters Proclaimed as Guard Against Disease Germs
An advertisement claims electric bitters destroy disease germs in air water dust and food. It asserts protection from chills fever ague and blood diseases and promises quick health gains. The note offers 50 cents at F. J. Brennan's drug store with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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F. J. Brennan
Local notes from Alliance area report travel and events
A long list of residents and guests travel between Alliance and nearby towns on various train lines. Also noted are several illnesses, a surgical operation, a fatal accident involving a child, local social events, a church funeral, and moving notices among families in the region.
Local notes on Lore family and area events
Anna Denton attends Normal for a few weeks. Bert Ashford moves to Hemingford with family. Bertha Lore departs Alliance for a sick baby while Lore attends the Fourth at Scottsbluff. John Chapman travels to Arkansas for health and a farm purchase. Neighbors spent Independence Day at Scottsbluff. several families build or rent homes and rooms available at 809 Box Butte.
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Scottsbluff
Alliance
Bankrupt Edward L. Routh Adjudicated in 1911
In the District of Nebraska Edward L. Routh of Alliance Box Butte was adjudicated bankrupt on June 10 1911. The first meeting of creditors will be held July 15 1911 at 10:00 AM in Grand Island to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Bayard H. Paine Referee in Bankruptcy.
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Grand Island
A. D
Bayard H. Paine
Edward L. Routh
Alliance
Box Butte
Scout movement explained and invites local boys to join
Franklin McNeill outlines the Boy Scout movement with origins, leadership, and the Scout Law. He notes it is undenominational and open to any boy over ten. five have uniforms. He invites men interested in boys to attend Friday night meetings at the Baptist church.
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Baden-Powell
England
Ernest Thompson Seton
America
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Baptist Church
Franklin McNeill
Order of Hearing on Original Probate of Will
County Court in Box Butte County Nebraska assigns July 31 1911 at 10 AM for hearing on the will of Chloe Purinton deceased. David E Purinton petitions to prove and probate the instrument filed July 6 1911 and be appointed executor. Notice to interested parties via Alliance Herald for three weeks prior to hearing.
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Box Butte
Said
L.A. Berry
Chloe Purinton
David E. Purinton
Chioe Parinton
Alliance Herald
L. A. Berry
Weekend Travels and Local Worknotes From Agra Area
Mrs. Robbins spent Saturday and Sunday at Crawford and returned home Monday. Elton Spain is working for Jene Thompson. Mrs. DeHarpart, visiting her daughter Mrs. Allen Jemison, returned to Agra Oklahoma on Wednesday. Miss Ludia Gorming spent the 4th with her cousin Miss Marie Owen.
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Leora Austin
Chadron
Elton Spain
Jene Thompson
Ludia Gorming
Marie Owen
Young Man's Dilemma and The Way of Peace Sermons
Franklin McNeill announces Sunday services at the Baptist church with morning sermon A Young Man's Dilemma and evening message The Way of Peace. An afternoon railroad men’s gathering features Rev. Godfrey at Lake Reno schoolhouse at 2 30. All men invited.
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Godfrey
Lake Reno
Franklin McNeill
Expert Piano Tuner At Bennett Store
W. H. Lunn, expert piano tuner and repairer, is at the Bennett Piano Company store. Leave orders there for expert tuning and repair work. Phone 362.
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Bennett Store
W. H. Lunn
Bennett Piano Company
In Herald Want Ade Mention That You Saw It
A brief note urges readers to mention they saw the item in the Herald when inquiring or responding. The line hints at verifying source presence in ads or notices. It reflects customary newspaper practice for validating reader awareness.
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Herald
Ade
Real Sons Cement Work Ad Promises Best Quality
This notice touts Real Sons as offering top cement work, inviting customers to place orders for superior results.
Lumbermen Bound Over In Sherman Antitrust Case
Lincoln men Bird Critchfield and EB Hall were bound over to the federal court in Chicago's Northern District after arraignment on Sherman act indictments. They admitted membership in a lumber association accused of blacklisting manufacturers. they said they withdrew in 1904. Bond set at 2500 dollars each.
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Bird Critchfield
EB. B. Hall
Lincoln
State Lumbermen’s Association
Federal Court
Northern
Illinois
Marlay
Federal Grand Jury
Chicago
Nebraska
Tesale
Ers
C. M. Kincaid
BK. 8
Clark
Norris Men Lose Lancaster Senatorial Fight At Convention
Norris supporters lose first round as Lancaster county Republicans pick Frank E. Edgerton for the state committee after a divided vote. Postmaster Sizer moves to table reconsideration. convention adjourns with Norris men unsettled. Nels P. Hansen named county central chairman. fifty six colonies chosen.
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Norris
Lancaster County
Frank E. Edgerton
Norris Brown
Edgerton
Sizer
Nels P. Hansen
Obituary of Dr Henry C Victor Lincoln Dentist
Dr Henry C Victor a longtime Lincoln dentist died after years of poor health following a stroke four years ago. He had been nearly helpless the last two years and was cared for by his wife. He belonged to the Elks AOUW and Modern Woodmen and came to Lincoln from Olney Ohio in April 1886.
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Henry C. Victor
Lincoln
the Elks
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Modern Woodmen
Victor
Olney, O
Deaf School Water Main Bids Rejected in Omaha
The board of public lands and buildings rejected bids to construct a water main linking the state school for the deaf at Omaha with the private water company. Bids exceeded the $5,000 appropriation. The board will consult Omaha’s city engineer to revise plans.
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Board of Public Lands and Buildings
State School For the Deaf
Omaha
Omaha Named Headquarters for Railway Mall Service Division
Postmaster General Hitchcock selects Omaha for the executive offices of the new railway mall service division. The division will cover Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming under congressional authorization.
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Omaha
Railway Mall Service
Congress
Hitchcock
Omabs
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acheson Bros
Box Butte County
McCorkle
Green
C. E. Simpson
E. I. Gregg & Son
Glidden
Geo. D. Darling
E. C. Whitman
Hemingford
Geo. Leer
Clark Mclintyre
Mr. Glass
George Hedgecock
Mrs. Glass
Hyannis
B. BE
Johnson
Fred Melick
Misa Pearl Waddell
B. FE. Johnson
Sheridan
Grace Walsner
Edna Donivan
Elia and
Della Brown
Ira Scribner
Dollie Pierce
Crawford
Cash Farley
Frank Johnson
Ohio
Patrick Spain
Family
James Jamison
Allen Jamison
Leo Haworth
Roy Scott
Lakeside
Mary Michaels
Dorris Gregg
Marsland
Mrs. Alcot
Sioux County
Khdna
Katherine Carey
Monark
K. L. Pierce
Luke Phillips
John Armstrong
Mrs. Reckenbaugh
Ostrich
South Dakota
Charles Shindler
James Whelan
Mr. Beckenbaugh
Mrs. Cox
Kansas
Eastern
Points
J. F. Neeland
Joel Brown
G. H. Clayton
Lie Edward
Derrick Path
Mre
Anna Denton
John Lore
A. Lore’s
Edwin Dunlap
A. Lore
Roy Denton
Stockmen's Convention
California
Hubble Sunday School
Bertha Lore
Bert Ashford
Joe Nerud
Minatare
John Chapman
Arkansas
Mr. Lore
Amanda Lore
Helen Lore
Mrs. Coursey
Harvey
Hattie Clinton
Clyde Clinton
Mr. Crackenbush
John Leith
Miss Mary
the District Court OF the
District OF Nebraska
Royal
Royal Cook Book
Royal Baking Powder
New York
Central Lumber Co
THE
BOY Scout
State of
Quaker Valley
Real @ Sons
Critchfield and Hall of Lincoln Held
Lancaster
State Committee
Dr. H. C. Victor
Deaf School
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