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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
5
Classified ads outline rates and instructions for placement. Items include furnished rooms for rent at 219 Yellowstone and 809 Box Butte, real estate services by Acheson Bros, abstracters E Reddish, garden plowing by C E Simpson, and supplies from E L Gregg & Son. Also notes on products, equipment, and Electric Bitters advertisement with health claims.
DESIRABLE CITY RESIDENCE in best part of Alliance for sale two lots house and barn Call at E I Gregg Sons feed store 26tf770 Plus miscellaneous ads include cleaning service and painting estimates by W V Beal & Sons cement work and sidewalks offers milk cows a good piano for sale within same posting
W. H. Lunn expert piano tuner and repairer is at the Bennett Piano Company store for tuning and repair work. Leave orders there or call 262 for service.
Ten sections of good hay and pasture land available for rent with ample water and grass. Call or write to W. H. Babbitt in Alliance, Nebraska. 32-21-843.
Nebraska box Butte County court orders hearing on July 21 1911 at 10 o clock in Alliance for David E Purinton probate of Chloe Purinton will. Notice to interested parties via Alliance Herald for three weeks prior.
About June 15 1911 three mares one roan and two grays branded M on left shoulder four geldings four years old branded open box A and open box A mares also. A reasonable reward for return or information leading thereto. W G Wilson Antioch Nebraska 31efs 848
Advert indicates premium wall charts as a deluxe gift for subscribers paying two years in advance with a limited offer this week. New subscribers may opt for one year at a reduced price of one dollar if choosing a chart. Beal and Sons cement work guarantees referenced.
A financial statement to July 1 1911 shows total receipts of 16 789 50 from stock payments fair admissions and other sources and total expenditures including fences grounds land premiums amusements and printing. Net assets reported at 6 815 02 after debts and property value. Mr and Mrs Jake Stark and daughter Helen left for a Denver visit.
The article notes Mr. Smith's gubernatorial defeat and return, predicts alignment with progressive Democrats in the Senate, and reports growing unease among anti-Bryan standpatters as Bryan's touring shifts party dynamics in Washington.
Miss Anna Hoffland will teach the Sturgeon school next year. Mrs. J C Berry and Mrs. Fanny Switzer stay with Mrs. Ella Young of Alliance while Miss Manchie Berry recovers. Rev. Cox preaches Sunday morning and at Briggs schoolhouse in the afternoon. Miss Manchie Berry underwent an appendicitis operation and is hoped to recover quickly.
The Lutheran missions board of Nebraska plans a German English parochial school in this city. Prof. W.C. Lang, a Seward Nebr graduate and brother of Alliance’s Lutheran minister, will lead the effort.
Missouri Democratic State Central Committee Chairman Joseph B. Shannon says the party is pledged to ex governor Joseph W Folk and that only a flat refusal will stop Folk from getting the Missouri delegation to the next Democratic National Convention. Shannon spoke in an interview printed in the St Louis Republic.
The Herald Publishing company announces calendars for 1912 with the Butler Paper company as the main line and imported calendars also. Prices are lower since no commissions to traveling salesmen are needed. Beal & Sons offer cement work services with available pricing 28 to 30.
A woman's coat was misplaced at Bugsy's Checkered Front Barn and should be returned to MaMery store. Contact Mrs J Marion at 2 for retrieval.
The Nebraska State Journal debates Hoke Smith as a Bryan wing figure and potential presidential candidate. Smith, once Interior secretary, resigned in 1896 and later aligned with Bryan. He is billed as progressive and slated to arrive August 1 to teach starting August 28 at a German Lutheran school under Rev. Titus Lang.
The Herald reports the Sidney commercial club decides not to celebrate July 4 locally but later reverses to host a Sidney celebration. A Oklahoma drive ends tragically as two boys seeking work reach Oklahoma City. Bryant Christenson dies, while efforts to honor a Folk delegation for Missouri are reaffirmed at a party convention.
Last Friday evening Mrs Maggie Zuro installed Alliance Lodge 104 officers including Mrs Maude Lowery N G Mrs Lida Drake V G Mrs Pearl Wright secretary and Mrs Rachel Beach treasurer Refreshments followed and all enjoyed the event A large line of blocks and cement building material is on hand at Bea Sons plant just north of the Row an elevator Telephone 336 or 366.
Arrangements are made for a series of union meetings starting next Sunday night on the vacant lot north of the Charters Hotel. A bowery dance platform is prepared to accommodate attendees and comfort is emphasized. Four churches will unite in services: Methodist, First Presbyterian, United Presbyterian and Baptist. Frank Wallace left Monday for North Platte en route to a Wallace area farm with a well improved property.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. F. M. Phelps next Thursday afternoon at o o clock. A good attendance is desired.
Boxing match between Jim Flynn and Carl Morris slated for August in Philadelphia or San Francisco. Angelino Napolitano sentenced to death in Sault Ste. Marie commuted to life. John Hays Hammond returns as potential ambassador to Germany denied. B F Bush escapes injury in Nevada fatal automobile crash. U S gunboat Trepel redeployed from Guantanamo amid Haiti unrest threatening American interests. Eva Pooth recovering from heat prostration at Evardale New York.
The Nebraska Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis offers a free pamphlet for children via secretary K. R. J. Edholm at 424 City National Bank Bldg., Omaha. The Herald urges teachers and churches to obtain Circular No. 6 for student readers.
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