Real estate and farm property for sale and trade
A list of properties including a three story brick block on O Street with rental income, a 500 acre irrigated farm in Scotts Bluff County, and large income properties in Banner County, Nebraska. Offers include land, improved land, and a Wyoming ranch with cattle and sheep capacity. Also mentions numerous bargained deals and real estate services.
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O Street
Scotts Bluff County
Nebraska
Wyoming
Alliance Nebraska street improvement bids opened
Greusel and Miller invite sealed bids for street curbing guttering and alley guttering in districts 1 2 and 3 in Alliance Nebraska. Engineer's estimate is 5760 dollars. Bids due noon MST March 12 1915 with 200 dollar certified check. Plans available from City Engineer. Council may reject any bid.
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Alliance
Nebraska
Geo F. Annyder
BEAL
Alliance Cleaning Works offers dry steam cleaning services
Dry and steam cleaned by the latest process. Prewing and repairing neatly done. Draperies and household work cared for. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 54. Alliance Cleaning Works Mrs Anna Zehrong, Prop.
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Alliance Cleaning Works
Anna Zehrong
Annual Meeting of Box Butte County Fair Association
The Box Butte County Fair Association will hold its annual meeting at Alliance City Hall on Friday evening March 12 at 7 30 for election of a 15 member board and other business. All stockholders are urged to attend. secretary W E Spencer posts the call.
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Box Butte County Fair Association
Alliance
W. E. Spencer
Old Time Concert at Imperial Theatre by Christian Church Choir
The Christian Church choir presents an evening program at the Imperial theatre next Monday featuring a mix of sacred and popular tunes. Highlights include Love's Old Sweet Song performed by Avis Joder, Scotland's Burning by the chorus, and Dixe Land with the chorus.
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Christian Church Choir
Imperial Theatre
Christian Church
Avis Joder
Jay Vance
Scotland's
New Railroad Opens Rich Country to Alvadore
A. D. Boyd of Pacific Land Company, a Pacific and Southern Pacific affiliate, promotes Alvadore on the new Portland to San Francisco rail line. He stays at Alliance Hotel and has drawn local interest for colonization trips in coming weeks. Boyd is familiar with the Pacific coast and its opportunities.
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Portland
San Francisco
A. D. Boyd
Pacife Land Company
Portland, Eugene & Eastern Railway Company
Southern Pacific
Alvadore
Boyd
Alliance Hotel
The
Herald
Pacifc
Oriental Limited Runs Daily to Seattle and St. Paul
The Oriental Limited on the Burlington route to St. Paul and the Great Northern Glacier Park Line will run on time daily from April 14 to July 19, 1914, with a four day suspension July 20 to 27 for tunnel construction. From July 28 to December 15 the train operates daily without interruption, noted for its prompt punctuality and exceptionally long on time record despite construction delays.
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Oriental
Chica
Seattle
Burlington
St. Paul
Great Northern
Glacier Park
Hoekles
Train Passes 2217 Miles In 72 Hours Triumph
A heavy passenger train like the Oriental completes a 72 hour run over 2217 miles of steel rails, conquering the Rocky and Cascade mountain climbs. The record reflects human and mechanical triumph, with supervision operation roadbed power and equipment requiring exceptional efficiency.
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Cascade
Stamp Out Disease in Illinois by End of Week
Federal and State officials expect to stamp out foot and mouth disease in Illinois by week’s end with last infected animals slaughtered. Five herds remain to be killed as bills seeking 5 million dollars to reimburse owners advance in the legislature. State figures show Illinois as the worst hit with 51 infected counties and 61 412 infected animals across cattle sheep swine and other livestock.
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Ilinois
Chicago
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Vengeance Follows Drag on City Jail Ward
During a council meeting a drunken man was placed in the women’s ward on the third floor of the city jail due to no women being present. Bangs and a shouted demand for light interrupted proceedings as inmates complained the room was near the council chamber. The setup risked escape or harm with a fight planned for prisoners within easy reach.
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Dal Dorgan
Morrow Nominated for Alliance Land Office Post
J. C. Morrow of Scottsbluff, recommended by Senator Hitchcock for receipt of the United States Land Office at Alliance, moved here with his family Monday. The appointment has been delayed by Hitchcock Bryan political difficulties in the state.
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J. C. Morrow
Scottsbluff
Hitchcock
United States Land Office
Alliance
Hitchcock-Bryan
Better Farming Meeting Postponed Due to Weather
The Better Farming meeting at the Empress theatre in the afternoon by agricultural agents H W Campbell and J B Lamson was postponed because of bad weather. The new date is not yet set.
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Empress Theatre
H W. Campbell
J. B. Lamson
The
Burlington
Heavy Nebraska Snowstorm Bids Farmers Prosperity
After several days of warm weather western Nebraska is hit by another heavy snowstorm that began Tuesday and continues. Residents say the winter snowfalls are the heaviest since 1887, promising ample moisture and a prosperous year for farmers.
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Nebraska
Committee buys Ford for county farm demonstrator
The Box Butte county farm management association special committee has purchased a Ford automobile for Mr. Seidell the county farm demonstrator. He has arrived in the city and is planning the summer work.
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Box Butte
Mr and Mrs Charley Tully Return From Southern Trip
Mr and Mrs Charley Tully arrived Tuesday morning after an extended trip through Florida and other southern points. They spent several weeks in the sunny south and greatly enjoyed their visit. Old friends from Box Butte county were visited while there.
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Charley Tully
Florida
South
Box Butte County
Sugar season closes at Scotts Bluff sugar factory
The 1914 sugar beet season near Alliance in the North Platte Valley ends after 114 days with 700 workers at the Scotts Bluff factory. About 218000 tons were produced at home, 34000 sent to other plants, growers paid over 1.4 million dollars, and a profit sharing scheme added 125000 to growers.
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North Platte Valley
Scottabluff
Alliance
Gering Courier
Scottsbluff
United States
Simmons
Eternia
Adler-i-ka touted as best medicine by Alliance agents
Alliance agents praise Adler-i-ka with buckthorn bark and elycerine as the best remedy they sell. They claim a single dose relieves sour stomach and upset stomach and constipation almost immediately, noting quick relief and strong demand. HH Thiele, druggist.
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Alliance
Adler-i-ka
Thiele
Drugeist
Alliance Merchant Turns Fourth Birthday as Businessman
E G Laing proprietor of Mod crafts marks fourth year in business in Alliance last week. He reflects on growth, notes loyal customers, and plans new product lines while expanding shop presence.
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Alliance
Laing
Mod
Notable Local Merchant Offers Insightful Letter
A Alliance businessman at 908 Bow Hutte Avenue, marking his fourth birthday in the trade, contributes a reflective letter to Herald readers. He urges focus on one’s own business with respect to others and pledges full attention and effort to his own ventures.
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Bow Hutte Avenue
Alliance
Herald
Laing
Life Sentence For Murder In Nebraska
Earl Sutton was sentenced to life in the state penitentiary for the February 14 murder of Mrs. Reuben Sanders at her farm home. He pleaded guilty to second degree murder after confessing to the sheriff and county attorney.
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Rushville
Nebr
Earl Sutton
State
Reuben Sanders
Sutton
Westover
Bruce
Lincoln
University students study farm product distribution at Nebraska
Students in a Farm Management course at the University of Nebraska examine how farmers distribute goods they purchase and sell. They learn 85 percent of California citrus is marketed through cooperatives and Colorado apples rely on grower cooperatives, with Nebraska hosting 239 cooperative elevators and a $39 million annual average business. As distribution becomes cheaper, consumption should rise, boosting production and national wealth.
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University of Nebraska
California
Colorado
Northwest
Nebraska
German Services and Parody Notice at Local Church
German services will be held Sunday morning at 10 30 at Immanuel's Lutheran church. A service will be held in Hemingford in the afternoon. Rev Titus Lang, pastor. Parody on Robert Burns concerns ballots and equality. Ruth Leonard teaches piano to children at 918 Laramie. 11 tf 5780.
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Immanuel’s Lutheran Church
Hemingford
Titus Lang
Ruth Leonard
Pianar
Laramie
Mrs Verne Shaffar Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A Vandergrift Pennsylvania mother says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy helps her children during colds and cot fits and declares it far superior to other cough medicines she has used. She urges others to try it and notes it is for sale by all dealers. Bees comerpeety.
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Kirby Mines
Kirby
Kimmi
Alliance Creamery
Sai Eke
Carney Coal
Lum
Nell
Kanelies
Lancaster County
Banner County
Antelope County
Greusel & Miller
Lincoln, Nebraska
Fair Association
Ford
Alliance Polks
Sheridan County
Bobbie Burns
Inesse
Chamberlain
Palace of Fine Arts
Paname-Macific Acapeate
Ban Fram
Fereign
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