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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
5
Classified columns explain cash and credit rates for word ads with a ten cent minimum, blackface double rate, and request that readers mention the Herald. It notes that ads connect buyers and sellers and lists Houses to Rent under Acheson Bros with an entry code 21tf715.
A set of brief classifieds lists rent for ground floor suites near 219 Yellowstone and mentions the old Catholic parsonage for rent. Also included are real estate bargains from Acheson Bros, two east front lots, and a Bonded Abstracter with exclusive abstract books in Box Butte county. Additional notices include Plymouth Rock eggs from E M Gregg and garden plowing and hauling by C E Simpson.
MISCELLANEOUS Money to loan on real estate. F L Reddish advertises flour hay feed stock salt and poultry food with city deliveries. E I Grege & son promote best goods with right prices. WANTED Work by the day or washing at home. Mrs Amy Buckland lists contact. McMillan piano tuner service available. Restaurants offer rubbish hauling. Relinquishments for sale listing land sections and quarters via AB C in care of The Herald Alliance Nebraska.
Auction or listing notes a business opportunity in a western Nebraska county seat area with cash flow potential in clothing furnishings and shoes. Located in farming and cattle country with a new railroad and fast growing Alliance Herald market. Also offers a farm rental of 320 acres pasture 100 acres cultivated irrigated garden and 3 miles from Canton Nebraska. Rent until March 1 1912 for 250. J B Hulburt Canton Neb.
One gray mare about seven years old branded barn on right should er at my place on Sec 11 26 46 eighteen miles northeast of Alliance All charges must be paid before leaving my place James Potmelil Long Lake Neb 26 tf 771
Two adjacent lots with a house and barn in Alliance's best residential area offered by E L Gregg Son's feed store. For inquiries call the number 25tr770.
An advertisement from GEO. D. DARLING promotes a tan and vacuum cleaner service to perform work without removing car pets from the floor, inviting readers to call phone 159 for details.
The Herald Publishing company will print a beautiful line of calendars for 1912. The main line comes from Butler Paper company of Chicago, with additional imported calendars. Prices will be lower as no commissions to traveling salesmen are needed.
Farmers and ranchers are urged to shop E. J. Grege & Son for flour feed poultry food and stock salt with a broad selection and value for all agricultural needs.
W. H. Lunn, expert piano tuner and repairer, leaves at the Bennett Piano Company store. Leave orders there for expert tuning or repair work. Also advertising an 0 Lb gas engine with a guarantee of satisfactory work, orders may be left at Herald office. Alliance Neb.
Anyone wishing to trade a suitable ranch or farm for a rooming house should contact G. EB. Younkin, best known as Fox Rooming House. Denials of the trade are also requested.
After taking Dr Kings New Life Pills you will quickly enjoy fine results. Constipation and indigestion vanish and a fine appetite returns. They regulate stomach liver and bowels and impart new strength and energy to the whole system. Only 25 cents at F J Brennan's.
Alliance city council met June 6 1911 at city hall with Mayor Harris presiding. Members Newberry Snyder Martin and Vaughn attended. The park site report favored blocks J and K Nebraska Addition with Knight asking 4000 and 1700 for half blocks. A sidewalk petition was ordered and Ray license granted. Water extension petition was declined. Cement crossing bids were deferred. Council adjourned to June 22 1911.
The Herald notes new arrangements at city hall with the northeast ground floor room housing the electric light and water departments and Supt. N A Kem mish moving his office. The police judge and jail move to the basement while the second floor is divided for council chamber and fire department needs with new shower facilities.
Local Yeomen party head W J Tily helped recruit twenty new members in Alliance last Friday night. District Manager C A Hamrick travels to Lakeside to organize a Yeomen Homestead. Several residents attended engineering courses at the State University in Lincoln. Friends and family visited Lakeside, Hyannis, and Stump Lake, with fishing trips reported. The Lewellen Gazette launched by Tomppert-Bentz Co. joins Oshkosh Herald printing ventures. The Union Pacific promotes Nebraska exhibits at fairs by free transport. Local church services invite children to a special Sunday program. Drake and Barb expand with the Resident Meat Market on Sweetwater Avenue. Dr Boland announces candidacy for county coroner. Dr L W Bowman plans future in Alliance or nearby. Miss Grace Wells of Massillon, Ohio visits, having taught at Ann Arbor recently, with plans to attend her brother Blanfield’s graduation.
Alloway from South Dakota arrived in spring with a power plow and thirty horsepower engine. He has been turning over county sod at a rapid rate, finishing 65 acres west of Alliance last week. He subscribes to The Herald and orders an advertisement.
Frank Morrison of Omaha was indicted for sending obscene matter through the mails. He pled guilty in federal court and received a two year sentence at Leavenworth federal prison.
Nebraska Yearly Meeting of Friends in Central City decided to add a Bible Institute and Training Department to Nebraska Central College. The move aims to develop a strong theological school and later a separate building for the department.
Petitions filed with county clerks in Dodge and Colfax counties seek construction of a drainage ditch to drain several thousand acres. The Dodge county board will decide at this week's meeting. The proposed ditch would affect the southeastern Colfax county and southwestern Dodge county regions.
In Omaha on June 6 about 200 editors began the Nebraska editors convention at the Masonic temple. The opening session covered the president A. I. Wood address from the Gering Courier, the secretary treasurer C. C. Johns report, and committee appointments.
Joel A. Piper, secretary of the state board of charity and corrections, reports to the governor that Nebraska’s insane hospitals are crowded with about one sixth of one percent of the population confined there, marking a notable increase over the last decade.
H. C. Nicholson formerly of South Omaha was appointed a bank examiner by Governor Aldrich in Lincoln. He will succeed C. W. Erwin of Omaha who resigned to become cashier of the Corn Exchange National Bank in Omaha.
A long list of railroad staff changes follows with transfers, resignations, and lay-offs across runs to Seneca Mareland and Deadwood. An accident at Hazzard on June third injures brakeman D. C. Lysinger, who receives prompt medical care and is hospitalized at Grand Island. his life saved by quick intervention.
On Sunday morning June 18 at eleven o'clock the Yeomen will hold their annual memorial service at the Methodist church. R. J. L. B. Jones will deliver the address and music is being prepared. All 103 members are to meet at Odd Fellow Hall at 10 to march in a body to the church.
Roy Beckwith left a week ago for relatives along the Northwestern line and is in Chicago this week ordering goods for The Right. He plans an extended eastern stay but will return to Alliance before the big celebration and stockmen's convention. He was accompanied to Crawford, Gordon and Neligh by his son Blaine, who is now at Neligh.
Robert O. Reddish will graduate next Thursday from the law department at the Nebraska State University. A Alliance High School alumnus, he earned a business college course before three years in law studies. He has consistently ranked high in class and among teachers and peers. The Herald congratulates him on completing his scholarly program.
Special Sabbath school exercises for Sunday morning with combined service at 10 30 a m The program includes organ voluntary doxology prayers readings by Psalms 34 1 8 and I John 4 7 12 16 19 songs readings and an address by the pastor a children sermon and offering for Sunday School extension All are invited to attend at 10 30 a m
A vintage ad claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures dreadful wounds from knives guns or any nature to prevent blood poisoning or gangrene. It promotes use for burns boils sores skin eruptions eczema chapped hands or piles and notes price 25 cents at F. J. Bren.
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