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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
12
The Herald explains Want Ads pricing in this town with Gash rates at one cent per word per insertion and a ten cent minimum. Credit rates charge one cent per word, with a twenty five cent minimum on accounts and a fifteen cent weekly minimum, with Black face double rate. Readers are urged to mention the paper when answering ads.
J D Emerick offers the county’s only set of abstract books in Box Butte. Located in the McCorkle Building, the office provides title research and property record services.
For rent and sale notices list several properties and services. Items include rental of a vacuum cleaner with operator, a hall for rent at Gadsbys store, a six room house for rent, and land and farms for sale or exchange through W W Norton Alliance. Also multiple residences and commercial property for sale with phone contacts and ad numbers.
Help wanted advertisement for Schwenders restaurant in Bridgeport Nebraska offering good wages and a phone contact. Also includes box number 286 and filing code s0112328.
A pair of glasses found on Alliance streets were turned in at The Herald office. Owners claim and prove ownership and pay for this ad. Flat roof repairers E. D. Lee will be in Alliance for ten days. Call The Herald. 62-14-2071 POR BLACK DIRT phone 787. 1. 8. LAWRENCE. I have 1,000 bars on hand nevi $2-31-2075
An assortment of sales notes includes Shorthorn horses and colts for sale from J. A. Keegan, 40 head in a specified township and range, with contact details. Also listed are corrugated carpet paper rolls at 75 cents per 50 yards, coal office at Rowan's feed store, and men’s porous knit union suits priced at 5 cents.
M J Baumgardner purchaser notices John Anderson that in 1911 he bought Box Butte county Nebraska lot in Hemingford village block 13 with 10 11 12 13 14 and 16. Taxes for 1910 were paid later as delinquent 1911 taxes recorded in Clark Olds name. After three months from service he will apply for a tax deed.
A local junior normal column records Mound joining Broadwater School for the term and jests on teachership usage. It recounts student performances by Virna Broome, Paul Thomas, and others, plus a physics class pun and a clay reference linking Henry Clay and Andrew Jackson.
Grand Island Neb addressed sale notices by AL Wiker of Alliance and Dierks Lumber Coal Co promote coal types like Niggerhead Lump and Eastern Hard nut coal with a price list. Classifieds include riding horse about 900 pounds, a thoroughbred pony, and a complete 6x7 photographic outfit for sale with low prices.
Real estate loan advertisement references F. Ser Physician and Surgeon Office in First National Bank Building. Includes office and residence phone numbers 362 and 16 50 to 1608.
Notice from John Pederson of Alliance Nebraska dated June 17 1910 states that business connections with T H Beal are discontinued and Pederson will handle all contracting. It warns no one is authorized to solicit or contract for cement work for Pederson.
John Pederson announces return to Alliance after two year absence offering all cement work. Orders may be left at The Herald office. Also an ad invites trying a Roosevelt mint julep with mint shipped from the White House mint bed.
All accounts contracted at the Central Cafe after June 17 are payable to C. A. Laing, who has purchased the business from E. Becker. The notice identifies the payoff recipient and the transfer of ownership to Laing from Becker.
Hay ranchmen are urged to buy the B K stacker by Bullock and Kaldal Manufacturers Alliance Nebraska. The ad claims it can carry larger loads and stack hay faster than three sweeps, with proven durability and immediate delivery. Orders filled the same day.
Mrs. William Orvis of Clare Michigan says her little girl suffered severe dysentery before Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy cured her. She declares it the best medicine in the world and notes it is sold by all dealers. Adv July 2247
A notice to Ernest L. Everett states that on the 6th day a sale of Lot 2 and Lot 3, Block 15, Village of Hemingford in Box Butte County Nebraska occurred for 1910 taxes. Delinquent 1911 1912 taxes have been paid and the lots are now assessed in Everett. After three months from service, the treasurer will issue a tax deed for the described lots.
John O Keefe purchased land at a 1911 public tax sale in Box Butte County Nebraska and assigned his sale certificate to B F Gilman assignee who now owns the land described as west half of the northwest quarter section 24 township 24 north range 48 west of 6th P M. After paying 1911 and 1912 taxes the land is now assessed to S J Wilson and a tax deed will be sought after three months from service.
The Board of County Commissioners met by clerk call with five officers present including C. Beck as chairman and C. L. Hashman. They instructed drawing a $120 county warrant to cover travel expenses for the chairman and the county engineer to Lincoln and adjourned to the clerk’s call.
Causes of stomach troubles linked to sedentary life limited outdoor activity poor chewing constipation and aging liver. remedies include adjusting habits and Chamberlain's Tablets. For sale by all dealers. Bert King, former Burlington freight conductor now with Oregon Short Line, Idaho, visits city. Mr and Mrs Henry Rennau stay near Orlando ranch. Rennau to spend a week there. Mrs Rennau praises country life.
Poem extols a rural teacher with gentle courage and spiritual callings. It contrasts service and love with worldly gold, citing the master’s teaching that helping the least is serving Christ and urging followers to embody love through deeds.
Poem fragment speaks of faith devotion and spiritual service. Speaker affirms daily hourly striving as ambassador for the Father, serving the hungry even with scarce loaves and fishes.
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