Local rental and sale notices and business ads
A collage of classified lines lists rentals for a five room house and furnished rooms at 314 Sweetwater Ave 317 West Fourth St, and office or living rooms in a bank building. Also offers hauling by Wallace's Drag Line and money to loan, coal and supplies from Rowan Wright, cattle hay from E I Grege & Son, and sale of granite monuments from Paine Fishburn Co Grand Island with local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
J. E. Whaley
Oregon St
Dean
Holston
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
West Fourth St
Paine
Funeral Director Allen H Morris Announces Continued Service
Former Geo D Darling employee Allen H Morris states he remains available to serve friends as funeral director and embalmer telephone 179 reflecting continued service despite leaving his previous employer.
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Geo. D. Darling
Allen H. Morris
Legal Blanks in Stock at The Alliance Herald
The Alliance Herald office in Alliance Nebraska offers a large stock of legal blanks including Agreement for Building, Warranty Deed, Assignment of Mortgage, Druggist Permit, Administrator Deed, Deed Bond, Bill of Sale, Chattel Lease and more. They invite requests for additional blanks in any quantity.
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Alliance Herald
State Fair 1912 Superintendents and Post Office Addresses
The 1912 Nebraska State Fair lists appointees and post office addresses across departments. Notable entries include Wm. Foster Lincoln for General, C. J. Tracy Loup City for Guards, L. L. Emerson Lincoln for Transportation, and E. Russell Blatr for Tickets, among many others in towns like Broken Bow Bancroft Gretna Lin coln and Beatrice.
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Wm. Foster
Lincoln
Guards
C. J. Tracy
Loup City
L. L. Emerson
Gates
George Jackson
Nelson
E. Russell
Purcell
Broken Bow
Colleum
Chas. Graff
Bancroft
Auditorium
W. W. Gale
Neligh
Taylor
Culbertson
Automobile Hall
C. H. Gustafson
Mead
Mercantile Hall
Z. T. Leftwich
Maur
Salary Rise at Nebraska State Penitentiary
Nebraska state payroll shows guards increased from 10 to 20 dollars monthly with 32 guards employed boosting May payroll by over five hundred dollars. The move follows an earlier salary raise affecting warden deputy matron and other staff at the state penitentiary.
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Nebraska State Penitentiary
Husenetter
State Board of Public Lands and Buildings
State Penitentiary
Emmissioner of Public Lands and Buildings
Guarda
Time Table Notice for B Q Rail Lines May 6 1912
Mountain Time table effective May 6 1912 lists Eastbound No 42 daily arrives 12 13 am leaves 12 45 am and No 44 daily arrives 11 20 am leaves 11 40 am Westbound No 41 daily includes Edgemont Black Hills Billings 3 55 am 4 19 am No 43 daily includes Edgemont Billings 12 30 pm 12 50 pm Southbound No 301 daily Bridgeport Denver No 303 daily Bridgeport Denver daily except Sunday Guernsey From South 12 35 am 12 50 pm No 202 daily 3 20 am No 304 daily 11 20 am.
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Edgemont
Black Hills
Billings
Bridgeport
Denver
Guernsey
Lee Reaches Settlement Over Prison Camp Broom Contract
State officials announce that Clinton R. Lee has paid 85 886 90 into the treasury covering March and April under the broom factory contract with the penitentiary. The agreement requires payment for full prisoner labor in the future and all available workers will be put to work immediately.
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State Board of Public Lands and Buildings
George
Clinton R. Lee
Lee
Milford Youth Killed by Live Wire Accident
Ralph Kinsinger eleven son of Milford merchant was instantly killed after contacting a loose live wire connected to a makeshift tent light. A passerby who touched the wire briefly received a shock while another boy tried the experiment. Ratnh grasped the energized line and died from the electric current with nearby youth witnesses but no further injuries reported.
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Ralph Kinsinger
Milford
George Englemyer
Ratnh
Wedge Arrest Again In Genoa Preacher’s Court Bond Situation
Genoa Nebraska June 4 Kid Wedge the Fighting Preacher who held the Presbyterian pulpit last year was arrested for assault on Lawyer Rose. He returned to Genoa and appeared before Judge Kleise after posting bonds for future appearance. Wedge had previously failed to appear at a hearing and his bonds were forfeited. He plans to continue preaching on the streets in Genoa despite doubt he can secure a church.
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Genoa
Neb
Kid Wedge
Rose
Kleise
Wedge
Hig Servic
Tuberculosis Hospital Capacity Nears Limit in Kearney
Eight male tuberculosis patients arrive from Omaha filling the hospital to capacity with eighteen current patients. A dormitory wing is near completion and the entire building should be ready by July 1 to admit about thirty more applicants.
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Kearney
Neb
Omaha
Une
McGrew bridge contract let to Mullin for £21453
State Engineer Price returned from Gerling and said the McGrew bridge contract was awarded to John L. Mullin of Lincoln for £21,453. The bridge will span 800 feet. Price inspected Kimball irrigation work, noting the reservoir is complete and partly filled, ready to supply 12,400 acres under the ditch.
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Price
Gerling
McGrew
John L. Mullin
Lincoln
Kimball
Delegates name alternates after state committee action
Three delegates to the national convention at Baltimore have sent in alternates. A.8 Tibbetts of Lincoln selected T.8 Allen and W. T. Wheeler of Plattsmouth. W. F. Ritchie of Plattsmouth. F. T. Swanson of Clay Center selects Som Tibbetts of Grand Island.
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Democratic Committee
Baltimore
Tibbetts of
Lincoln
T. 8
Allen
W. T. Wheeler
Plattsmouth
W. EF. Ritchie
F. T. Swanson
Clay Center
Som Tibbetts
Grand Island
State Treasurer May Receipts and Disbursements Report
The statement shows May receipts of 464 648 and payments of 553 052. Warrants paid since report total about 10 0. Cash on hand 8 231 72. Together with cash in the deepest and general funds warrants on hand aggregate 714 020.
Dakota farmer William Bartels retried after chicken theft conviction
The case against prominent Dakota county farmer William Bartels over fifty six chickens valued at 28 dollars was reversed by the supreme court and remanded to the district court for a new trial.
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William Bartels
Dakota County
District Court
Supreme Court
District Court of
Funeral for E F Chittenden Held at York
The funeral for E F Chittenden was held at York. The deceased, a veteran and printer by trade, had lived near Seneca for several years.
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E. F. Chittenden
York
Seneca
Parmalee Killed in North Yakima Aerial Crash
Philip G. Parmalee, once a world altitude record holder, died when his biplane crashed in an orchard near North Yakima. His body was pulled from wreckage two miles from the start point. The record for 10,600 feet was later broken by Lincoln Beachey.
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Orchard
Heigh
Philip G. Parmalee
Wricht
North Yakima
Wash
Fair Grounds
Parmales
Yalitas
Gene
Celine
Aku Wes
Chicairo Faet Avenue
Parmalee
Lincoln Beacheoy
Darrow Trial Testimony Links Bribe to Lockwood Vote
Clarence Darrow allegedly arranged a $4000 bribe to influence a Lockwood vote in the McNamara case. Franklin testified he received the money and that a “Job” would arrive soon. John Viarriman attended court, tied to Darrow and the defense, as jurors sympathetic to the defense were warned.
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Bert
Clarence
Darrow
Hert
H. Franklin
George N. Lockwood
Franklin
Los Angeles
Lockwood
James &. McNamara
John Viarriman
McNamara
Triad
Minnesota Oleo Law Void Fought and Won by Chicago Firm
A Chicago packing firm challenges Minnesota oleo labeling law arguing it is void. The case, brought to court, centers on manufacturers rights and regulatory scope, with the firm claiming the act exceeds state authority. The outcome favors the firm, declaring the law invalid and unenforceable.
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Minnesota
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Chicago
Peoria rail dispute ends with resumed service
Superintendent Ferritor announces settlement actions restoring schedules at the Peoria terminal. The Chicago and Alton were barred from using the Peoria passenger station and freight yards after nonpayment of $20 000 terminal rent, causing all trains to be held up during the dispute.
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Ferritor
Chicago and Alton Ilinois Lines
Peoria
Peoria and Pekin Union
Chicago and Alton
Aviator Wilbur Witeht Dies in Dayton Typhoid
Noted aviator Wilbur Witeht dies of typhoid fever in Dayton. The article notes multiple other items from politics, accidents, and local events including a suspended magazine, a gunshot case, and a court ruling on customs commissions.
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Wilbur Witeht
Dayton
Hampton
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Herald
John Stoddy
Reddish
Box Butte County
McCorkle
Sweetwater Ave
Nat's Bank
Wallace
F. BP
Rowan & Wright
E. I. Grege & Son
Rowan
Barker
Isabella
Beal Brothers
E. C. Wisman
Nebr
Nebraska
Nebraska State Fair
Coln
Claas
RF Agri
Wm. James
Dorchester
Jacob Sass
Chal
R. A. Maloney
Madison
E. Whitcomb
Friend
Women’s Dept
C. J. Mansfield
Ross P. Curtice
Educational
Anna V. Day
Clare
W. DB. Banning
Union
Chas. Mann
Kadron
Jos. Sheen
H. V. Riesen
Beatrice
Nebraska News
State Press Association
Nebraska Press Association
John M. Tanner
South Omaha Democrat
Shephard
First Congregational Church
Armstrong
George Woods
Lincoln Commercial Club
Tanner
Newman Grove
St. Joseph
Hucenetter
Leslie
Washington County
Bowes
Mandamus
H. H. Bowes
Iase
the Nations Employers’ Association
Minden
Railway Commission
Burlington Railway Company
Cemto
Leimonets
Larson
Frank V. Larson
Charles
Burt County
The
State Horticultural Society
Marshall
Mountain Time
STATE
Play House
Tuberculosis Hospital
Ladies’ Store
In Alliance
Alarper
Toggery
First National Bank
Alton
Bes'ne
Sino Qua
Wis
Leeste
C. T. Kirtley
Daighter
Crandall King
Mississippi River
Vlann Thal
Charles Wiles
Wee
Charles Schermerhorn
Hokcomb
Kansas City
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Andrew Perrault
Galena
Ill
Washington
Federal Lead and Zinc Mining Company
Haxel Green
Harry Stevenson
Savannah
Dearborn Street
Northwestern Railroad
Charles K. Stenford
Jane Quinn
Johan M. Quinn
Kerstein
Crow Creek Reservation
South Dakota
Wizi
Manhattan
New York Custom House
United States Customs Court of Appeals
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