Lumber Dealers Back Build Now Campaign in Alliance
Alliance lumber dealers cut retail lumber prices to spur new housing as the Community Building Association plans ten new houses and locals anticipate more. Builders seek housing to attract residents amid wartime costs, with a fuller boom hoped through widespread construction. Also notice Ansley Hereford and Shorthorn sale details for March 28, 1919.
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Alliance
Ansley
B. J. Turney
Nebr
Inside Bath Trend Promises Fresh Look and Health
An article promotes an Inside bath as a major health measure. It urges drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels of yesterday’s indigestible material and toxins. It compares this to soap and water cleansing the skin and claims broad health benefits.
War's end? A lull with aims for lasting peace
Clemenceau says victory is won but requires establishing orderly government and crushing anarchy to secure future peace. Hunger and shortages threaten stability as Serbia and Russia face strain. American farmers answered the call to produce, aided by the U S Boys' Working Reserve with Nebraska youths joining farming efforts. contact EB Laing for help this summer.
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Clemenceau
France
Serbia
Russia
America
U. S
EB. G. Laing
Henry Ford plans cheaper car with family ownership
Henry Ford announces on tour in Los Angeles a plan to create a new company to build a low cost car priced between 250 and 360 dollars. He says stock will be owned by his family and factories will spread across the coast and nation to reduce transportation costs. Ford cites water power sites and lists western cities for plants as Coursey and Miller note rising demand in the territory.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Henry Ord
Detroit
Altadena
Ford Motor Company
Ford
California
San Francisco
Portland
Denver
Omaha
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Coursey & Miller
Old postage rates return July first in Herald notice
The Herald reports postage will revert to pre war rates on July 1. First class mail goes two cents anywhere in the U S, local letters and postcards one cent, with no change for second class. Three cent stamps will be phased out and discarded, a new purple one cent victory stamp to souvenir issues to be printed. The State Journal offers a free twenty six lesson mind course by Dr. Marvin E Dana and features a mystery tale The Mystery of the Downs and Arctic tales by Stefansson along with Potash and Perlmutter about peace conferences. The paper adds The Gumps comic strip and urges subscriptions at forty cents monthly without Sundays or six dollars yearly with Sundays.
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Herald
United States
Marvin E. Dana
Sunday State Journal
Stefansson
Arctic
Sunday Journal
Gumps
State Journal
Ely's Cream Balm promised to ease nasal congestion
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fast acting antiseptic cream for nasal catarrh. It claims relief from your head cold by opening air passages and easing nasal discharge and headache with a small bottle applied in the nostrils.
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Ely
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