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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
5
Classified page explains cash and credit rates for word ads with a ten cent minimum, double rate for black type, and a note to mention Herald when responding. It includes a teaser about houses to rent and credits Acheson Bros. 21tf715 as the contact.
Classified notices announce ground floor suites for light housekeeping near Mrs. Bayer at 219 Yellowstone and the old Catholic parsonage for rent via Father W L McNamara. Also available are garden plowing and hauling by C E Simpson and general old job work by H Glidden, plus piano tuning services at local shops.
An opportunity in a county seat town in western Nebraska offers cash clothing furnishings and shoes business potential. Surrounded by good farming and cattle country with fifty miles to the nearest competitor. A new railroad and a fast growing town enhance prospects. Write for particulars to the Alliance Herald.
An estray ad reports a gray mare about seven years old branded barn on right should er at Sec 11 26 46 eighteen miles northeast of Alliance. Charges must be paid before leaving. James Potmelil Long Lake Nebr. Also a desirable Alliance city residence for sale two lots with house and barn. Call at E L Gregg and Son's feed store.
Motivated seller seeks to trade a good ranch or farm for a suitable rooming house or to buy one. Interested parties should contact G. E. Younkin, best known as Fox Rooming House.
A vintage ad notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve treats wounds from knives guns tin cans or other sources and prevents infection. It touts quick healing for burns boils sores skin eruptions eczema chapped hands and piles, priced 25 cents at F J Brennan's.
A service advertises affordable cleaning using a tan and vacuum cleaner crew that will work around parked cars and pets on floors, promising efficient work without moving vehicles or animals.
The Herald Publishing company will handle a line of calendars for 1912 with the main line from Butler Paper company of Chicago. Imported calendars will also be printed and prices are lower since commissions to traveling salesmen are not needed.
Farmers and ranchmen are urged to visit E. I. Gregg and Son for flour feed poultry food and stock salt with claims of it being the best place to shop.
W. H. Lunn, expert piano tuner and repairer, is at the Bennett Piano Company store. Leave orders there for tuning and repair. Phone 352. Also notes about a gas engine for sale and other classified items.
In the District Court of the United States for the District of Nebraska Norfolk Division the firm Tillett & Mark and Charles W Tillett and Louis E Mark were adjudged bankrupts on June 3 1911. A first meeting of creditors will be held in Alliance on June 19 1911 at 10 o clock in the forenoon for claims proof appointment of a trustee examination of the debtors and other proper business. Referee in Bankruptcy E P Weatherby presides.
The sheriff of Box Butte County Nebraska under an 1910 district court order willsale the Lot 8 Block 1 Town of Alliance to satisfy sums of 182.40 and 1328.95 with costs 21.10. The sale is set for July 17, 1911 at 10:00 AM in front of the Court House west door Alliance.
In Box Butte Nebraska the estate of Charles Mayer deceased receives a final account filed June 1 1911 by W C Mounts administrator de bonis non. A hearing is set for June 26 1911 at 10 a m in the County Court Alliance to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Publication in Alliance Herald for three weeks prior. Dated June 7 1911.
Notice states Noe Cattle Company formed in Ellsworth Sheridan County Nebraska to buy sell cattle livestock and real estate mortgage. Authorized capital stock 50000 in shares of 100 with 10000 paid in at start. Commences July 1 1911 for twenty years with three fifths stock approval. Board of Directors three stockholders term one year. Names Albert Noe Bartlett Richards Will G Comstock.
Hemingford residents reported travel to Morrill and Alliance while others moved, visited, or attended services. Notable items include Mrs. Nellie Dillon’s Kansas City visit, funeral attendance for Rev. McFarland, and a serious leg injury to Elliott Beaumont from a horse incident. The community extended sympathy after the death, with notices of family gatherings and local errands.
Curly Union Sunday School observed Children’s Day with a large turnout from Canton and Home stead. Mrs. Alice Curtin returned to Hemingford after visiting neighbors. Ray Whitaker visits his parents in town. G O Howard traveled to Scottbluff. Phillip Wagner works near Scottsbluff. Miss Sadie Lashley visits her parents. Mrs. J G Hesselton proved on homestead at Alliance. Thomas Mann died June 12 1911 after long illness.
June 10 1911 notes strong winds and drought hurting gardens in the area. Edwin Owen and Thomas Howe visited Alliance last Friday. Elmer McFall’s house and smoke house burned to the ground last Saturday with no salvage. Neighbors extend sympathy.
A new Reno store will open on June 19 meeting a long felt need. Mrs. William Elmore is in poor health. Sunday school officers elected last Sunday include Mrs. Ethel Vantress Supt Allen Jamison Asst Supt Miss Neva Howe Sec and Elton Spain Librarian. Everyone is invited to participate.
A feminine health pitch claims Bleatric Bitters aid digestion and blood purification, easing nervous irritability and skin eruptions from constipation and kidney issues. It touts improved complexion, nerves, eyes, breath, and overall health with a 60 cent price at F. J. Brennan's.
A fragmented warning notes mercury in catarrh ointments and cautions readers about unsafe preparations. It references F. J. Cheney Co and a general drug trade context with blurred lines about cures and commerce. The garbled text mentions medical products and pharmacies, signaling a caution to consumers.
Bids due 4 PM June 26 1911 at the First National Bank Crawford for stock in trade hardware furniture undertaking goods and fixtures. Estimated invoice total about 3300 dollars. Bids may cover one or more classes with highest bids accepted but not guaranteed. Certified cheque of 100 dollars required with bid. Clyde J Hornsby trustee.
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