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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
3
Joel Brown and wife visited Alliance last week. Several residents bought cattle and moved livestock. Seeding is underway with crops and windmills added on homesteads. Mrs Laura Anderson’s son faced typhoid fever as Dr McEvuen traveled from Hemingford.
Weather lingers warm as Cal Duerr learns of his father’s death and burial in Tecumseh. Bertha Lore passes through on her way home from J Al Lore’s. Lem Duerr returns from Wilpatrick camp sick. Dist 54 school closes with final exercises at Denken school and a big dinner. Edwin Dunlap returns from a corn husking trip believing spud harvesting here pays better than pumpkin shucking there.
Gregory Zurn presents a record claim of turning in 6784.10 to Alliance city and schools with about 7000 total collected and 3500 to schools, pledging future service. He notes open records and his prior Burlington R R service and current Alliance business the Fair store. Hamilton presents as independent candidate for police judge asserting 14 years with Burlington R R and a record of straight dealing and law and order.
J H Vaughn and his son J C Vaughn have purchased the coal yard and business of James and Wright in Alliance. They plan to enlarge the enterprise soon and take charge around the first of the week. Also noted is a Lenten Tea at Mrs J A Armour's on Hox Butte avenue Friday afternoon with lunch served from five to seven and an invitation extended to all.
Millions of users praise Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for healing sores ulcers eczema burns boils cuts sprains and bruises. It claims pain relief for piles sore eyes and cold sores. 25c at F J Brennan’s.
A reader in Edina Missouri dated March 15 1911 praises the Alliance Herald of Alliance Nebraska as the best paper in the county and requests a one year subscription extension. The note signed Truly is sent to the editors.
Tuesday April 8 sale of 4000 Ramboulette ewes bred to full blood bucks from Rawhide Ranch Company. No reserve, sold in car lots or by load at the loading chute with full feed, guaranteed health, and shipping on favorable terms. Auctioneer F L Wright, Scotishluff Nebraska.
Huikten also has limited samples of Zemo and Zemo Soap to demonstrate their efficacy. The remedies target skin and scalp eruptions including itching blotches pimples dandruff eczema and prickly heat. Aimed at delicate skin users and infants, the samples illustrate the products’ merit.
Della Virginia Hicke of Mullen and William Clark McIntyre of Hemingford wed Saturday March 11 in the Hotel Commercial parlor Hyannis Nebraska. County Judge Mc Cawley performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Hemingford and receive best wishes from local friends.
The Herald presents an analyzed statement advertisement explaining each item of the bank's financial condition. Readers can understand the full meaning of the statement through step by step explanations.
The Omaha Land Show will run October 16 to 28 with a plan to boost Nebraska exhibits after a smaller Nebraska showing last year. Space on the Auditorium stage is reserved for Nebraska counties and organizers aim to raise statewide interest, with details from general manager W. O. Paisley, Omaha.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a preventive against a wordless murderer called Appendi citis. It claims the pills stimulate the stomach liver and bowels to prevent clogging and appendicitis while curing constipation headaches biliousness and lists China 25c at F J Brennans.
A bride learns cheap baking powders waste money and ruin recipes. She switches to Calumet Baking Powder, noting it is economical, reliable, and keeps foods light and wholesome, avoiding bleaching and acid effects.
The Alliance Herald announces a larger home as The Herald Publishing Company leases a brick building across the street for several years. The 2,500 square foot facility will house an upgraded plant with new equipment, enabling a bigger, better paper.
The WEW humorous feature announces a new weekly cartoon series titled The Outlet by Walk McDougall famed for Bill Nye Weekly Letter. Cartoons are provided through the American Press Association to appear in each issue for reader interest.
Mr J 8 Jones, director of the Alli band, announces upcoming concerts. Details on date and venue not provided in readable text.
A local band has arranged an open air concert series every Saturday from April 10 through September 16. Shows start at 7 30 p m and run one and a half hours in the business district at venues chosen by supporting firms. The events promise a delightful musical treat for citizens and visitors alike.
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