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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
5
Public notices and ads from Box Butte area listing rent rooms coal loans and sale items including furnished rooms, farm land for sale, poultry stock, alfalfa hay, and lost papers. Names and places include McCorkle Building Box Butte Ave Springfield Mo Kilpatrick Dam Alliance Herald office.
Bargain sale of a four room cement block house in Belmont Addition to Alliance. Will accept less than cost to build if sold soon. Inquire at Herald office 40964 Coal office at Rowan's feed store ROWAN & WRIGHT phone 71. Old papers at The Herald office for five to six cents per bunch.
Private sale of rugs brass bedstead mattress springs dining chairs rockers dresser roll top desk Kurtzman piano bookcase and more at Snyder's drag office 210 Box Butte Ave B H Perry 1984 contact Mrs W H Zehrung phone 635 Strlo48 for dyeing dry cleaning and pressing services
Classified notice lists items for sale including a disc spring wagon stirring plow breaking plow old wagon light harness and open buggy with prices. Location notes A D WBRIR Sec 20 27 53 seven miles northwest of Canton. Contact reference 13011103.
One 1 gallon gaso line tank 25 feet hollow wire and two double gas burning lamps all complete and as good as new. Will sell for a song for cash. Inquire at Herald office for prices and particulars or at 109 Box Butte avenue Alliance Nebr. J M Donovan.
An advertisement lists Viavi products aiding nature for natural cures without humiliation or mutilation. Includes contact info for HLENA M. NICHOLS and a plumbing and heating offer by E. W. RAY with service promises and a phone number.
Repair and oil harness now before spring. Bring hides for tanning. Samples available. I’ll tan selected hides in 30 days. Highest prices paid for hides. GEO. A. HILLS.
On March 14 1912 the precinct assessors of Box Butte County Nebraska are requested to meet at the Court House to collect their books and supplies and conduct business. E P Sweeney County Assessor.
A J Pickett states he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Bessie Pickett who has left him. Dated Alliance Nebraska March 2 1912.
Twenty head of horses to be sold at Lakeside Nebraska Livery Barn starting 2 PM on Friday March 15. Includes work horses saddle horses and two year old colts with strong bone and money making potential. Eight months bankable paper at 10 percent. Ray Westover manager auctioneers L M Scott and W L Marcy clerk.
Notice is given of a probate hearing for the estate of John Beutler, deceased, in Box Butte County Nebraska. Margaret Beutler has petitioned for admitted will and letters testamentary for both real and personal estate. Hearing set for March 16, 1912 at 9:00 a.m. in the county court, Alliance. Publication in Alliance Herald for three weeks. Also notes Ed Fagan's move to Hampton Nebr to manage his father's farming interests.
Hem ingford W M Spencer left for Denver on business. Bradford Fenner and family traveled to Chadron to visit Mrs Fenner’s parents. Mrs C W Canfield rode to Alliance. Ladies Aid of the MME church met Mrs C J Wildy. Aire Frank McCoy came from Alliance to visit daughter Mrs Cliff Hubble. Edyth Broshar arrived from Scottsbluff. Rev Cox arrived from Reno to spend the evening. Games played late, then departures. Bradford and family returned from Chadron. Mrs Alex Dobson and daughter Ellen left for Lincoln. Ora Phillips arrived from Marsland. Ruth and Blanche Wiltsey came from Crawford. school starts Monday.
Hemingford community telegram lists passenger movements on the 44 and 42 trains to Alliance Morrell and Crawford. Local illness, farm moves, weddings and social events fill the week including box social at Bingham and house dances at Townsend and Rupert. Obituary records Clara Belle Warner born 1886 died 1912 attended by Vaughn family.
A damaged advertisement promises a $100 reward for a cure and proclaims a patent remedy for constipation. It claims testimonial support and urges readers to mail for a set of testimonials, listing 24 cents and Toledo as contact details.
Oren of Lead and Eugéne of Plattsmouth Nett attended the funeral with Rose and William present. Rev. WO Cox officiated at the Congregational church on Tuesday March 6. The body was laid to rest in Flemingford cemetery. The bereaved family has community sympathy.
Sale at Mr. Trenkle’s drew a good crowd last Thursday with steady bidding. John Pahlow moved back to his old farm. Frank Westenberg returned from Colorado and has no plans yet. Hall Rust was ill and absent from school. Dr. R. Lawrence bought 80 acres in section 17 26 47 sold as an isolated tract. John Wehr moved from Beaver Crossing to the old Logan place. Mrs. Wehr visiting east. Link Lowry repaired a broken rear axle with a new one. D R Lawrence improving after a period of illness. Mr. Rolly left the Logan place for homestead in the sand hills. J R Lawrence butchered three hogs and hauled them to town. Weather kept neighbors indoors most of the week.
Charles Calmer of Madison Nebraska arrived in Alliance last Saturday and moved on the H Sundermann place. Mrs P J Knapp and Miss Hose Knapp visited Miss Carson, stenog
Welendy, J. T. Nabb and Jesse Trueblood from Boyd & Harker law office made a business trip to Alliance on Wednesday. Mrs. Jesse Trueblood visited at the home of J. T. Nabb, with prospects for favorable weather and a bumper crop expected this coming spring and summer.
A four inch snow covered ground aiding crop conditions. Mr. McLean visited Angora Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Cal Duerr and others visited Bert Miller Saturday. A singing school started Sunday at Malinda school house and will meet Sundays at 2 pm in favorable weather. Dunlap and girls visited Alliance Friday. Burns family to Alliance Sunday. Fred Wescott and wife left after an extended visit.
F W Hicks of Alliance seeks reader support in the Omaha Daily News and The Herald subscription contest. First prize is an automobile with nineteen other prizes offered. The contest ends on the 28th. Readers are urged to help Hicks by subscribing or renewing, at $2 per year or $2.50 for daily and Sunday.
John J. Lingle of Wayside near Chadron Nebraska endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney soreness. He credits the remedy with curing his pain after trying other treatments and notes continued improvement since relocating. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
The Herald notes favorable spring and summer farming prospects despite a week of disagreeable weather. Snow has fallen and thawed. today at noon it is snowing and thawing as it falls. Forecast calls for snow flurries tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures.
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