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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
10
An advertisement urges readers to plan for future earnings through International Correspondence Schools training. It promises no loss of current pay, uses a coupon system, and highlights I C S as a long established expert in helping workers advance, with a large organization backing the program.
Washington reports from the U S department of agriculture show four of the first 29 horses tested in Mullen infected with dourine. About 2 percent of 800 horses in Hooker County resisted the infection, prompting stallioners and ranchers to support blood testing and eradication efforts as breeding paralysis can devastate the horse industry with no known cure.
State Fire Commissioner W Riddell warns against fireworks on Independence Day citing Journal of the American Medical Association data: 6808 killed or injured in a decade. He urges peaceful, safe celebrations, urges laws banning sales, and calls for civic action to prevent fires and deaths.
A drugstore advertorial touts Adler-i-ka as a fast acting bowel cleanser. It claims a single dose removes constipation sour stomach and gas, with the simple bark and glycerine remedy famous for curing appendicitis.
The Herald announces subscription to Richard L. Metcalfe’s Omaha Nebraskan at $1.50 per year. Metcalfe is regarded as a leading editorial writer, and Herald readers may subscribe through the Herald office. Also notes that war poetry and music are fairly represented by Tipperary in the issue.
Box Butte County plans a farm record survey led by the U S Department of Agriculture and the county agent this week. The aim is to measure labor income from farming by comparing earnings after expenses and interest. Farmers can request surveys and learn how to reorganize for higher labor income.
A Nebraska article introduces a new book about Billy Sunday by William T. Ellis with endorsements from church leaders. The piece also lists local travel, stockmen's convention attendance, and a score of 21 to 7 as an out of town ball game result.
The item notes Mr. and Mrs. Wm G Brotherton and family from Seneca visited then headed to their homestead on the reserve. James Farrell of Aurora surveyed his northern ranch. L E Hubbard and wife traveled to Alliance for the stockmen's convention. L M Todd, Ashby News manager, departed for Seneca to join the Thomas County Clipper. A list follows of passengers to Alliance for the convention.
A local reader testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved irregular kidney secretions and back pain. George Busick of Gordon Nebraska confirms prior family endorsement and praises lasting relief. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Props Buffalo New York.
Auction notice lists 400 head of cows and heifers to be sold in Alliance on Saturday June 1. Prospective buyers are directed to see W. L. Clark and E. T. Kibble.
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