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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
2
Chicago visitors arrive in Alliance and Strasburger. tolls and roads discussed. A meeting paves plan for a Strasburger to Lakeside road. Notes praise for Miss Wintermute, Col. Tully's dinner, and social gatherings. Reno bounds include a new post office, railroad station, agent, and general store. A school bond vote passes. locals comment on schooling needs.
John Deere and family visited his parents Cal Deree over the weekend. The Literary Society met at Gaines Chapman's Saturday, followed by a splendid supper. Cal Deere traveled to Alliance on Monday the 20th. Arthur Lore and family visited Cal Deere midweek. Mr and Mrs Cal Deere visited their son John Deere in Peru.
Rollin Ross visited his sister Mrs. Nichols and friends the last of last week. Mr Skinner received word of the death of his sister Mrs Carry Aylaworth of Powata Oklahoma. Her husband died six weeks earlier. They lived together forty six years. Wesmiller's little boy who was shot in the face three weeks ago was brought home last Wednesday and is improving. Mr Skinner has five male children aged three years. Will Hashman plans to take them next week. William beware. William and Mrs Norma Leishman visited Mr and Mrs Skinner last Thursday and cared for a bunch of horses.
Roy HE Bryan of Pairfox Missouri, a licensed embalmer and furniture man, arrived in Alliance with friend Roy J Varnish, the new jeweler of Holsters. Mr Ryan expects to locate in northwestern Nebraska.
Hemingford notes show visits by Mrs. Huston and Rollin Ross, horse trading, socials at Sweezy and Lore's schoolhouse, and a taffy party at Andrey Deans. The community recounts illnesses, moving plans, benches donated to the school, weather talk, and a pneumonia death of Plora Stratin with burial in Hemingford.
Mr and Mrs L O Gillespie of Angora visited Alliance in January to meet relatives Mr and Mrs T H H Gillespie. A seven pound girl was born January 20. The family plans Alliance as home and will start housekeeping soon. Gillespie expects a job in the roundhouse shortly.
Jobe Beach, bookkeeper at The Lerald Publishing Company, spent Friday Saturday and Sunday visiting friends in Lincoln. John is a Lincoln business college graduate with many friends in the capital city.
A Georgia school principal, Chas B Allen of Sylvania, describes years of rheumatism and organ troubles relief after using Electric Bitters. He claims four bottles cured him fully, noting it benefits stomach, kidney and liver ailments and invites others to try the remedy at Brennan's for 50 cents.
A reflective verse by Ella Wheeler Wilcox contrasts lifters who shoulder burdens with leaners who shift work. It questions where readers stand in the moral division and urges self examination.
A. L. Wilson of Sparta Illinois reports using Dr Miles nerve and liver pills and anti pain pills with good results. He says the liver pills act naturally and he scarcely knows he has taken a pill and that anti pain pills provide immediate relief from headaches. Wilson formerly served as cashier of the First National Bank of Sparta.
If the first bottle fails to benefit your druggist will return the price. Ask him. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
A Manchester family cites Dr Wing's New Discovery as a remedy for croup and coughs. The ad touts success with their four children and claims relief for asthma hay fever grippe whooping cough and lung trouble. Bottles cost one dollar with a trial bottle offered.
Dr Willis Coyle of Alliance Nebraska testifies Doan's Kidney Pills helped his kidney and bladder pain and other cases of kidney trouble. The Herald notes local endorsement matters and lists Foster Milburn Co as US agents. The article also mentions The Lingle Herald project and the creation of Goshen county in Wyoming with irrigation plans.
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