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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
5
A sample of Herald want ads lists cash and credit rates for insertions, welcomes reader participation, and includes items such as two rooms for light housekeeping, land leases, oysters, furniture, pianos, and job offerings. It features names and contact details like F E Reddish, Threlkeld, and Mrs Hand, plus opportunities in painting and scholarships.
Wrank H Palmer general auctioneer offers satisfaction guaranteed or no charges contact in Alliance Nebraska leave orders at Herald office Brown Leghorn eggs for sale from two pens at 1.50 per setting B H Perry 924 Box Hutte Ave phone 141 Drake and Barb phone 50
The notice lists shops and services in Alliance Nebraska including a shoe shop run by M. O. Nichols at the rear of Alliance Cash Shoe Store, Threlkeld offering framing and china, F Reddish real estate loans and farm supplies, I Gregg & Son with delivery, and Gregg's Feed Store with phone numbers 155 and 666. It also mentions employment wanted and Glidden returning to Alliance.
Advert reads Monarch and Colorado Coal listings at Grege's Feed Store with contact phone 686 and M. Vaugho. s-f-442.
An advertiser named W F Knight from Pinees urges immediate orders for nursery stock for spring delivery. He instructs buyers to call his Missouri Avenue residence or call the listed phone number 512 so he can arrange details and pricing.
Notice to property owners and tenants that within ten days they must clean up their premises and the alleys adjoining their properties. After ten days the city will clean up and the owners and tenants will be charged costs and fines under city ordinances. Dated March 8, 1911. J. W. Garlaisson, Street Commissioner, J. B. Hunaaker, City Marshal.
Valnter-Contractora of Alliance Nebraska announces higher charges due to material and labor costs. Rates cover painting, paper, burlap, staining, wall work, and related services with per hour and per square yard pricing, plus specific fees for wallpaper, lining, and oiling floors. Several local listings follow for oats, horses, cameras, furniture, houses, and farms.
Subscriptions to the Christian Herald are received by W. A. Dunlap. The price is $1.50 per year. Persons disappear to leave their subscriptions. The Herald office may do so at no extra expense to subscribers or Mr. Dunlap.
Mail deadlines listed by route with Mountain time and train numbers for East West and South bounds. No mail on Sundays and holidays closes at 6 00 p m instead of 11 00 p m. Alliance Herald.
Court in Holt County Nebraska orders next of kin to show cause why guardian Frank H Ramchedell may sell part of Adelia Ramsdell ward estate to raise funds for guardianship expenses. Hearing set for April 20 in Rushville. publication in Alliance Herald for three weeks.
On March 16 1911 Otis Bass filed a petition in District Court Box Butte Nebraska to quiet title to the southwest quarter section 12 township 28 north range 52 in Box Butte county. The suit seeks to cancel or record a mortgage for 250 dollars dated April 3 1894 to Theron T. Crosier and to remove Englebert J Pinger Mrs Pinger and unknown real party from any interest. Defendants must answer by March 24 1911.
Theodore Colvin sues John C Clayton and Mrs Clayton to quiet title to the southeast quarter of section 27 in township 27 north range 60 west Box Butte county Nebraska. Defendants must answer by April 24, 1911 and are unnamed. Public notice dated March 16 1911.
The Alliance band finances are reported with receipts from local banks and merchants. Community notes mention new street numbering, a rising school, a dance by the Eagles, and a near finished Post Office foundation amid varied local events.
The senate approved a revised judiciary act introduced by Lee and McGrew after the supreme court struck down the prior measure. The bill limits its scope to judicial offices and excludes state and county superintendents. The 22 to 8 vote included eighteen Democrats and four Republicans in favor, eight Republicans opposed.
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