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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1912
Page
5
Classified ads guidance outlines word rates for want ads and credit ads with minimum charges and the instruction to mention Herald. It explains MASH and CREDIT rates, black face double rate, and that ads connect buyers and sellers in the town.
An abstract office in Box Butte county promotes itself as the sole source of abstract books with an office in the McCorkle Building. Contact details note operating hours from 10 to 5 and 70.
Help wanted for a girl to perform general house work on watch. Contact phone 110 Blue or 2-2-1371.
To rent two rooms for light housekeeping with modern conveniences. Mrs Lilian D White at 31-1357 908 Box Butte Ave offers rooms. Phone 292. Another listing near Darling's store at 831 with phone 831. Two years ago to today.
Three rooms available for rent at 317 West Fourth Street. Contact phone 674 or 2001226 for details.
Furnished room available at 314 Sweetwater Ave contact phone 387. Also office or living rooms for rent in the First National Bank Building at 170f1186.
A vintage classified style note promotes selling life insurance during spare hours. It asserts broad demand for insurance and provides a contact line for Ad dress Insurance in The Herald.
An advertisement row lists exchanges for real property and coal purchases. Rowan & Wright coal and feed orders are promoted with a dedicated phone line and location in Kansas City. E I Gregg & Son's sells Best flour and feed products. Wallace's Dray Line offers careful piano moving with contact numbers.
Grand Island Nebraska monument firm Paine-Fishburn Granite Co offers affordable tombstones and mausoleums. Local Alliance salesman AL. WIKER can provide prices or send the Grand Island price list for comparison.
Former Geo. D. Darling employee Allen H. Morris advises he remains available as funeral director and embalmer. Contact phone 179 for arrangements and services.
Bargain sale offers two barber chairs plate glass mirror lavatory cash register and clock. Inquiries directed to Tom States Alliance Nebraska 1 2 1056.
Selling due to proprietor ill health. building to rent. Inquire at Herald office. 27-1317.
House for sale listing describes Nime rooms a bathroom pantry and closets located on the east front at 1345 S 4 M'rsourt Ave and attributed to George Pauel.
The Alliance Herald office lists a large stock of legal blanks for conveyancing and other purposes. Items include deeds, mortgages, leases, bonds, subpoenas and various forms. customers may order any quantity. Herald Publishing Company Alliance Nebraska invites inquiries for other blanks.
County S S Convention items list an interesting program for Sheridan and Box Butte County conventions. Box Butte County plans events on July 24 with speakers and community activities in a regional gathering.
Hemingford and surrounding were abuzz with visits and travel. Mrs. A M Miller and friends spent time at the Enyeart home while Misses Howe and Howe return from Warren County teaching duties. The county Sunday school conventions for Sheridan and Box Butte counties were announced with programs and speakers scheduled for Hay Springs and Hemingford on July 19 and 24.
Malinda Squibs reports region saw warm spell then rain over ten days aiding vegetation. Ed Randall returned from Pierre with Mrs Randall improving. Earl Randall visited Bayard. Dolly was killed by lightning. John Henderson and Jimmie Davis trained a colt for Mr Dunlap. Calvers traveled to Minatare.
A two part schedule lists 2 p m devotionals and reports by Rev. N. G. Palmer and W. H. Kimberly. It covers Sunday School needs, primary to intermediate work, grade lesson problems, state convention report, committee appointments, and evening programs including a 7:00 p m business session 7:20 p m song service and 8:00 p m address on The Mission of Missions in the Sunday Schools by Miss Brown and Mr. Kimberly.
Fragmented ad copy touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only proven remedy for catarrh claiming it cures all stages by purifying the blood and building constitution. It offers a $100 reward and urges readers to read further for testimonials and contact details in Toledo, Ohio.
W S Ridgell justice of the peace in Alliance Box Butte County Nebraska issued an attachment order on June 26 1912 in the case of F B Diemer plaintiff against Steve Lewis defendant. The defendant’s money on deposit and other property were garnisheed under the order and the case was continued to August 17 1912 at 1 pm.
John O Keefe purchaser of tax sale certificate for Lot 13 Block 27 Original town Alliance Box Butte County Nebraska. He states taxes paid for 1909 1910 1911 and will seek tax deed after three months from service dated June 27 1912. Names Carmichael addressed.
John O Keefe announces purchase at public tax sale of the South Half of Lot 17 and all of Lot 16, Block 23, Orig County, Alliance Nebraska in 1910. Taxes paid for 1909 1910 and 1911. deed issued June 27 1912. purchaser and owner of sale certificate O1-8-165.
Schedule details list eastbound and westbound trains with numbers and times. Eastbound No 42 daily arrives 12 12 am leaves 12 45 am. No 44 daily 12 20 am 11 40 am. Westbound No 41 daily 3 35 am 4 19 am. No 483 daily 12 20 pm 12 50 pm. Southbound No 301 daily 12 35 am No 305 daily Denver daily except Sunday. From South No 302 daily 3 20 am No 304 daily 11 20 am.
Dr. Bellwood returns from an eastern trip saying he enjoyed the vacation from duties. He notes disappointment that Champ Clark was not nominated but voices support for the nominee and predicts Woodrow Wilson’s election by a strong majority.
Readers may purchase old papers at The Herald office for five cents per bunch.
The senate confirmed William Marshall Bullett of Louisville as collector general of the United States to succeed Frederick W. Lehmann. Patroman T. Weaver was arrested for alleged arson at A. C. Heltechmidt’s feed mill and store in Michigan City Indiana with a $12 000 loan loss cited. George Engel of Duquoin Illinois was found guilty of triple murder and sentenced to hang. Adolph Rosenberg of Chicago shot his brother-in-law and then killed himself, with authorities citing heat as a possible factor.
R BE BRACH informs Richard Williamson Mary Williamson and other heirs of Matilda Williamson that after three months from service of this notice he will apply to the Box Butte County Treasurer for a tax deed. The property, Lots 8 9 10 in Tract 26 Second Addition to Duncan's North Side Residence, was taxed in 1908 1910 1911 in Matilda Williamson's name and was purchased at tax sale by RE Beach.
R. E. Beach signs notice that Williamsons and Isaac W undersigned purchased Lot 5 in Tract 37 Second Addition to Duncan's North Side Residence Tracts Box Butte County Nebraska at public tax sale for 1909 taxes and paid later 1910 1911 taxes, certificate No. 1166 issued by Fred Molring Box Butte County Treasurer.
I L A Berry County Judge of Box Butte County Nebraska gives notice to all persons with claims against the estate of John F Michaelsen that January 3 at 10 oclock in the forenoon is fixed for examination of claims at the County Court room in Alliance for their allowance and payment. Creditors must present claims at that time or be forever barred. The notice will be published four consecutive weeks in the Alliance Herald prior to the hearing. Given July 3 1912.
In the District Court of Nebraska Edward L Routh of Alliance is in bankruptcy. A discharge hearing is fixed for July 30, 1912 with creditors and interested parties invited to oppose it and file written specifications within ten days after appearance. Referee Bayard H. Paine oversees the matter.
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