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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
4
Whitemound merchant W D Magic bought a mock of Chamberlains medicine to supply customers. After receiving them he fell ill and said one small bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy proved worth more than his entire stock. Adv July 2347.
Bucklen Arnica Salve praised as the world’s best for burns, wounds and bruises in households. J H H Polanco from Dewalle Texas reports the salve saved his little girl’s cut foot, with high local recommendations and advertising copy.
A cloudburst north of Whalen damaged a bridge on the Burlington Guernsey line six miles from Guernsey. Work trains rebuilt the bridge allowing Friday and Sunday through service, with two days of no westbound trains. A rattlesnake bit an express messenger but caused no serious injury.
Fort Scott Kansas real estate owner F A Tallman toured eight miles north of Alliance, inspecting a quarter section he bought fifteen years ago. He traveled by auto, reviewed much of the county, praised the crops, and became a booster for Box Butte after a few hours. He also runs a Fort Scott lumber business and reads the Herald.
Adler of 1072 Dayton Avenue St. Paul Minn arrived in Alliance early this week to arrange new fronts for the E G Laing and Simmons stores on Box Butte Avenue. The Adler interests own the properties and are installing modern facades.
Mrs. Robert Monfort of Alliance departs Sunday night for a lengthy eastern tour. She will visit Dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati, and other Ohio locations to reach relatives and friends before returning at the end of September.
R M Tinkcom, manager of the Adams Express office at Alliance, faced a week of overload as Guernsey Mine washouts disrupted Inter State canal traffic. Trains tied up on the Wyoming line increased demand for express messengers, exhausting available staff amid Alliance’s heavy business volume.
James Lowe of Angora begins a trip to Newark New Jersey to visit his sister who is described as wealthy. He plans to make his home with her during this first return visit since leaving forty two years ago.
Mr Sherman and Mr Rembolt of Grand Island and Mr Redelings of St Paul visited Alliance to study Mr Kewer’s nine cent sale system. They left impressed by results and helped staff the sale as crowds grew, with added assistance deemed useful.
Dr King s New Life Pills touted as the King of all laxatives for constipation headaches and indigestion. Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York calls them a blessing to his family and keeps a box at home. Price 25 cents recommended by Fred E Holsten.
Omaha July 26 One hundred seventeen newspapers have signified their intention to issue a Booster edition during the third week in September under the Nebraska Press Association plan. The six column state resources story will be distributed to papers including Dakota County Herald ONeill Independent Long Pine Journal Hay Springs Enterprise Ainsworth Star Journal and many others. The committee headed by Ross Hammond C C Johns and E V Parrish expects at least 200 papers to join.
A series of property deeds show transfers from Max J. Egge to H E Van Druff, Ernest L. Everett to Adam Hucke, and others including Eugene Reeves to Frank Pardillon, Frank H. Palmer to John P Hazard, and multiple United States patent grants. Also noted are transfers to Harry E. Jones, Charles E. Gregg, Andrew Nelsh, Susan J Holdredge, Lincoln Land Company, and W S Acheson among others with parcels described by sections, townships and ranges.
Passenger trains 41 and 42 will stop in Hyannis, the county seat of Hooker, after appeals from residents. The Burlington railroad made the change to improve coast-bound travel times during the Seattle exposition. both trains will be due in Hyannis at 2:20 a.m.
The Norton party including Mrs Norton Mr and Mrs Monte Hargraves and Miss Ethel James rode from Alliance to the river Sunday in the new Norton car. A malfunction near Bayard stalled the vehicle delaying the return until parts arrived from Denver. Hargraves returned by another car Sunday and Miss James came by train Monday noon.
Mrs. Bradford of Mitchell traveled over Friday to reunite with her husband who had been away on a trip to Wisconsin.
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