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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
26
Multiple rental listings and notices for rooms houses and garages including seven room house with outbuildings a barn for four horses and a house for automobile. Also furnished rooms for rent near 417 West Fourth Street and 1004 Laramie Avenue with contact names and dates ranging from 1860 to 1949.
Lost Rebecca Lodge pin with three Unks of the I C O F attached. Mrs W H Zehrung, phone 604. All kinds of feed available from E Gregg & Son, phone 155. Money to loan on real estate F and Reddish Rowan Wright coal wood posts phone 71. Coal office at Rowan's feed store. Wallace Transfer Line crates or stores goods phone 6.
Grand Island Nebraska advertiser offers monuments and discounts. Contact Al Wik er, local Alliance salesman, or mail to Grand Island for price list. For sale miscellaneous see E C Whisman for low prices on painting paper hanging and kalso mining.
A fragment notes a 1450 pound animal or item weighing at Keystone Restaurant attended by F. B. Thomas. The entry also lists a physician L. W. Bowman with office details in the First National Bank block and a hardware or coal company contact. It mentions Curtis Best and Gooch flour, Gregg & Son's brand, Dierks Lumber coal delivery, and a local goods sale from Alliance with health-related sale reasons. An old classified ad offers goods and a building for sale or rent with an initial “R” for Herald office listing.
Oscar O Bannon of Alliance offers the highest price for hides and furs at Rowan's Corner. The ad notes horse and cow hides are best now as fur is heaviest for robes and coats and mentions a $1000 guarantee for customers.
Keystone Restaurant advertises meals at 26 cents with chicken dinner on Sunday and short orders under proprietor F B Thomas at 1S10 of O Keefe Gros Real Estate Rum er Bik. An expert piano tuner W H duann will be in Alliance during Orkin Brothers' special event.
Ad offers salted horse and cow hides, tanning, and prompt service with a $1000 guarantor. Includes clothing cleaning and pressing for ladies and gents, Victor Ladies' Tailoring Co. samples shown, cut flowers orders filled. Located south of Drake Hotel, contact Mrs. W. H. Zehrung.
All precinct assessors will meet at the Court House on March 18 at ten o’clock in the morning. John Jeliner, County Assessor. Also an advertisement notes clothes insured while in the shop by Alliance Cleaning Works stating garments left for cleaning or pressing are covered.
Court in Alliance Nebraska schedules March 24 1913 hearing on Hazel Randolph petitioning to appoint Margaret W Randolph administratrix of James L Randolph deceased. Notice to interested parties via Alliance Herald three weekly publications. Court in Box Butte County March 1 1912 by Judge L A Berry.
W. S. Kewer, owner of the Hee Hive, praises brisk business tactics and advertising. He relocated to Alliance from Chicago over a year ago and says his approach yields excellent pay.
The text argues that changing language and strict KIT enforcement would cause confusion and danger, risking mistakes. It warns that semantic shifts could undermine clear communication and problem solving.
An Alliance businessman and councilman Joe Vauphin notes the show at the Empress on Easter Sunday March 1. The Life of Moses will be shown in five reels after careful investment and is expected to be well worth seeing.
Monte Hargraves a young Alliance man rose to prominence as county clerk. He joined the Burlington later left for the W. W. Norton store and was elected county clerk at the last regular election, a little over a year ago.
One "old timer" taking a big part in preparations is E. M. Martin, the genial county treasurer. He has served in the county since its organization and has a host of friends.
Miss Mary Regan, well and favorably known in Alliance, is highlighted as one of the successful businesswomen of the area.
Northwestern Nebraska ad promotes a revitalized business in the city. The milliner offers a fine stock of new spring millinery and ladies goods from the Phelanoper house block. The owner boasts knowledge of fashion and helpful staff, inviting women to visit for spring purchases.
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