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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
4
Classified fragment notes post office entry for Alliance Nebraska mentioning advertising rates and legal notices. It references the county official publication status and subscription price of 1.40 per year in advance with broader circulation claims.
Berlin professor Dr Martin Hartmate discusses increasing Arabic newspaper circulation and a notable intellectual trend. Canadian shellfish exports rise as Loyaters indicate a potentially larger fish import volume to New England coast this year. Snow fire in Alaska creates brick like snow fireplaces used for cooking through harsh winters.
The aldermen of London have annually presented cloth to high state officers and city officials. The town clerk receives up to twelve yards. This guild custom allegedly inspired the liveries of various companies.
The fragment reports women in France elect women to all education boards while Sweden allows women to vote for most officers and indirectly for the upper house. It notes Irish harbor boards and poor law guardians, Belfast municipal officers, and Russian householders voting on all elective officers and local issues.
A New York Sun writer describes wide bottomed trousers worn by sailors. The design allows pulling them up to the knee for washing decks and wading ashore from small boats. A small strap at the waistband helps hold them up.
Poultney Bigelow notes the omnibuses now run at the Cape with four people per trip to the docks. The buses still bear old pictures of Indiana chasing buffaloes and the Hudson River, a curious sight for observers.
The bolt conductors used in some dangerous locations were found to pose new risks as lightning conductors. Several tourists were stunned during the past summer, but no fatalities occurred.
In Paris the chestnut trees in the Champs Elysees and Avenue Kleber show buds due to an unusually mild early month weather. This phenomenon has not been seen in Paris for more than a century.
A gentle bay horse offered for the season at Smith and Keeler’s livery barn Alli amer Friesland. Suitable for ladies and children to drive. Weight 1450 pounds, 1% hands high, with good style and splendid action. Price listed is RMS 0 with payment due when sent. ownership notes accompany care to prevent accidents. owners not responsible for any occurred damages.
Nebraska statutes require two weeks notice by publication in the county paper with the largest circulation. The notice cites Horace's Alliance paper as having the largest circulation, nearly twice that of any other local paper.
Notice states Harry and F L Barry of Barry Hres seek malt and vinous liquor license for a building on Box Hutte Avenue in Alliance Nebraska. They filed with the city clerk and request issuance at the May 6 1000 city council meeting.
Notice announces Marry Ink filed for a druggist permit to sell malt spirituous liquors for medicinal use in Hemingford Nebraska. Hearing set for May 04 with objections in writing to the Board of Trade and other parties named in the lengthy public sale notice.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a distance from a town, a monetary amount, and mentions owners and parties along with possible penalties. Reading is hampered by many garbled words and missing context.
From April 25 to 36 the Hurlington offers round trip tickets to St Louis at one fare plus $2 with return limited to May 4. A good opportunity for a cheap trip to the exposition city. Ask the ticket agent for details.
A brief notice shows a fare set at $25 for trips serving Portland Tacoma and Seattle on a westbound route. The item indicates travel pricing and destination coverage without additional timetable details.
The well known Mambletonian stallion Lventime will stand the season at the Checkered Front livery barn. Terms S10 to insure in foal. Owners disposing of mares before foaling will be held for fees.
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