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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
8
Refined snap and exclusiveness in summer oxfords are emphasized with Barry and Hannan Jow models. The text promises air around the ankles, genuine summer foot comfort, and ties that reflect the latest best last, leather, and workmanship.
Engineer Jay Carr visits Ravenna for ten days with family while new friend H C Sternberg arrives. Several crews are pulled for slack business, and many residents receive updates on moves, deaths, and community ties amid a busy Alliance rail community.
Professor Hayes writes from Peru Nebraska confirming his move to lead Peru State Normal School He notes purchasing President Crabtree residence with surrounding quarter block Oak and fruit trees and a new administration building costing 50000 dollars bringing total to eight buildings to open soon He asks for The Herald to forward to Peru.
National organizer Miss Alice Palmer of the WCTU will be in Alliance on June 28 and 29 to organize Box Butte county. All county women interested are invited and will be entertained, with further notices to follow.
Reporters praise Mollring's display titled a Jone bridal scene created by W. A. M. The artful window showcases a refined arrangement that captivates observers with its beauty and design.
The Oliver Typewriter is presented as a compact versatile machine suited for office shop factory and home use. Its 17 cents a day selling plan is pitched to place this model on the threshold for every home and office in America with Alliance Agency managing inquiries at The Alliance Herald office and phone 340.
Fragment mentions comparing favorably with displays in large city retail store windows. No names, dates, or concrete details available.
Sisters in charge designate June 18 as tag day with Miss Mary O K ee fe six girls and three ladies soliciting donations to furnish the new hospital building opening July 1. Donors receive a tag to wear for the day and generous public response is expected for the mercy work.
A terse shoppers note offers a dairy farm at a low price to any reader seeking a budget purchase. It provides no further details on location contact or terms.
A dairy farm near a railroad town in Alliance Nebraska invites editor John W. Thom to join the staff. The notice calls for readers to write with questions and interest in the arrangement and local agricultural coverage.
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