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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
3
Advertises a July sale on Exposition pianos formerly shown at a National Piano Dealers' Association convention in Richmond Virginia. Claims these pianos are premium, specially crafted instruments offered at huge discounts due to purchasing arrangements. Warns limited quantities and rare pricing opportunity.
During a special July Sale a dealer offers the largest ever trade-in on old pianos and organs. Trade in your aged instrument for a newer exhibit piano with terms adjusted to your needs. Mrs. Wiker, resident manager, invites a heart to heart talk with two district representatives.
C. C. Knapton and J. D. Horton, sales managers for Bennett Co. Piano Houses, will assist during July as a gala selling event to surpass any prior sale in Alliance. Mrs. Wiker, the resident manager, urges immediate action for piano buyers.
Miss Pear Waddell is ill. Various residents and visitors travel, marry, and return from trips to Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Denver, Alliance, and Casper. Lightning strikes, a fire, weddings hinted, health scares, and soldiers from Fort Robinson add local drama.
Belmont reports heavy rain Monday. Miss Belle Gregory stayed near Marsland last week. Fay Abbott’s horses bucked him, throwing him hard. Miss Cecil Hack and Miss Mardel Wal.
Robert Shoffser travels to Kansas on business while Leo and Albert Haworth remain on the sick list. Gus LeBeck and Peterson Brothers attended the Stockmen's Convention. Little LeRoy Jamison has been quite sick but shows improvement. Mr Kreil and family of Grand Junction Colorado visit Mrs Kreil’s sister, Mrs Bea Haworth. The Herald is praised for clear editorial stance.
The article reflects on patriotism and lawmaking, contrasting violent spectacle with true service. It recalls Shoffner's death and notes a pleasant Sunday school picnic at Mr. Shoffner's home. Quaker Valley ladies showcase cooking with lemon ale and abundant ice cream.
Nine Mile residents meet to stage a July 4 event at the Hope area He school house with lunch baskets, races, a calathumpian parade, base ball, a large audience tent, a dance and speeches. Local residents and families are invited to attend.
A. Hubble was a caller at Hops and Miss Mertha Huston visits Alliance for weeks. The Vickers schoolhouse event drew a large crowd and a fire season ruin was reported near Scottabluff as the Tri state ditch dam blew out by dynamite. Don Overman returns home with show company. Dewars seeks post office signers in Alliance. School attendance was low with ten present and a telephone meeting at Hope schoolhouse ending with phone fever.
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