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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
7
An old remedy advocates four ounces of Salts to flush the kidneys after meat consumption. It claims uric acid from meat overstresses kidneys, causing back pain, headaches, dizziness, and urinary issues. Jad Salts is described as a safe, inexpensive effervescent mixed with water to prevent bladder problems.
Department of the Interior notice from Alliance Nebraska dated March 12 1915 states Rex M Gambill of Moffitt Nebraska filed intent to make final three year proof on land in section 21 22 25 27 township 22 north range 46 west sixth principal meridian before the register and receiver of the U S land office Alliance Nebraska on April 24 1918 witnesses named George D Workman Samuel Smith John Wait Clarence Peterson W W Wood Register.
Ordinance 205 amends section 4 of ordinance 180 to set meter based rates for light plant services in Alliance Nebraska. It details minimum bills, residence and power rates by consumption tiers, Cook Stove rates, late-payment penalties, lien provisions, and deposits. The measure, approved March 15 1915, notes city control of meters and enforcement procedures.
Ordinance No 206 amends Sections 1 and 2 of Article 1 of Ordinance 5 of Alliance Nebraska changing meeting times and calling methods for City Council special meetings. The ordinance repeals Ordinance 3 of the Village and details by laws time and place of regular meetings and order of business.
The city council adjusts meeting rules by allowing the mayor or four councilmen to call special meetings. Readings posted in March 1915 at City Hall. Clerk GkO F Snyder signs with official seal. publication required by law.
Sealed proposals due March 30 1915 at noon MST to Alliance City Clerk for street curbing guttering and alley guttering in districts 1 2 and 3. Engineer's estimate 5700 dollars. bids require 200 dollar certified check. plans from City Engineer with 5 dollar extra sets. council may reject all bids.
Notices announce final three year proof hearings for homestead entries in Lakeside and Alliance areas. Witnesses include Chris Mosler O Johnson Harry Nye Marmant Matthews and William H Stoop with dates set in 1914 1915 and 1916.
Pursuant to an order from the Clerk of the District Court Box Butte County Nebraska the decree dated October 27 191% grants judgment to Nebraska Central Building and Loan Association for 967 42 plus costs and to W E Shriner for 2441 53 plus costs. The decrees were revived against heirs of Louis Buechsenstein and describe Lot Five Block Eleven and Lot Twelve Block Twenty two Bleck Twenty two as the property.
In Alliance Nebraska a parcel of land in Box Witte County will be appraised and sold at public auction for cash on April 12 1915. The sale takes place at the west front of the courthouse in Alliance at 10 o clock A M. Attendance will be given to all due proceedings by the undersigned.
A decree from the District Court of Box Butte County Nebraska directs a sheriff sale to satisfy judgments of 6949.58 and 2448. The defendants include Levin Buechwenstein Kate Huechgeneten and Louis Buechsenstein heirs. The property Lot 5 6 and Lot 12 Block 22 Town of Alliance is to be sold April 12 1915 at 10 am in front of the court house west door.
The Meyer family formerly of Lodi California stop in Alliance before moving to a 160 acre farm twelve miles west of the city. Mr Meyer previously owned an eleven acre vineyard in California and believes the state will go dry due to prohibition. He plans to sell the vineyard for 700 dollars per acre and relocate to Nebraska with his wife and three children.
Mr and Mrs B G Laing entertained the first basketball team at their home Tuesday evening. The highlight was an old fashioned southern chicken dinner praised as a revelation in cooking. Attendees included Prof Lewis coach Orville Davenport captain Elting Bennett Donald Graham Charley Spacht George Pfenning Lester Harvey Ralph Johnson and Donald Spencer.
J. R. Barb and his family return to stay in Alliance after living in three cities since leaving town. He cites better opportunities in northwest Nebraska and Box Butte county, while Mrs. Barb is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Drake. Neighbors welcome them back to Nebraska.
Since arriving in Alliance with his family from Dixon Missouri a month ago John Rains plans to rent a farm this year and buy land after gaining familiarity with the country. He left Missouri due to poor health from the low altitude and finds the climate here agreeable and to his liking.
Receipts at Union Stock Yards South Omaha show about 4 404 cattle 4 550 hogs and 14 0 sheep and lambs. Prices edged slower with cattle steady to down 10 cents while cows and veal held firmer. Sheep and lambs sold slowly with overall prices near last week and some categories steady to higher.
Frank J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo advertise Hall's Catarrh Cure with a national pay plan for cure failures. A German language confirmation service at Immanuel's Evangelical Lutheran Church is set for Sunday with English address to aid English speakers. Pastor Titus Lang invites all.
Public notice outlining advertising charges for regular and special editions, payment terms, box number handling, and error liability. Includes rules on measurement by inches, account billing, and the need for written orders to stop ads.
Experienced homemaker with years in house management and nursing duties seeks position. References available, state wages and duration. Address Box S381 care Alliance Herald. 14-tf-6981 FOR SALE I offer my cottage at 716 Laramie Ave for sale at a reasonable price for a short period. Ehuof WILCOX. 16-tf-5978 LAND FOR SALE I will sell 160 acres three miles northwest of Alliance in section township 2h range 48. Price 2 000 cash, terms on balance. Address John Rock 214 Knepper Street Council Bluffs Iowa.
Waiting in Alliance for weather to settle before moving onto a farm near the city. Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Munts and family came from Springfield, Nebraska. Mrs. Munts is daughter of Mrs. Kate Roberta. Mr. Munts worked in Burlington shops eight years ago. He rented the Dr. Trabert farm two and one half miles east of Alliance for the coming year.
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy claiming it darkens gray hair naturally and evenly. It promises faster night results, a lustrous look, fade resistant color, and renewed youth with a few applications. May cause itching and hair shedding in some users.
The Beckwith store crowd packed for the Ford contest closing at midnight. Mahoney won by 60 000 votes after an hour long final count. The leading standings list Mahoney Campbell Thomason and others with high vote totals. Howard Reddish shows a notable coin collection including an 1804 half cent and large cents from 1644 to 1854.
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