Postmaster launches two day weather forecast service
The Herald reports a new weather forecast system via wire from Chicago for two days. J G Tash, the Alliance postmaster, broadcasts bulletined forecasts to the local press and distributes them along a wide regional route including Anselmo Sidney Kimball Chap pell Chadron and Wyoming and South Dakota borders.
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Herald
Lincoln Staion
UU. 8
Weather Bureau
J. G
Tash
Kimball
Chappell
Guernsey
Wyoming
South Dakota
Chadron
Herald invites news as paper moves to new office
The Herald asks friends to send news items for publication now that the office and plant have moved. It thanks those who contributed previously and explains the move has been a huge task. Copy should arrive by eight o clock Thursday morning, preferably by Wednesday.
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Herald
Orpheus Club visit fuels alliance music tour tale and silo notes
The Herald recalls the Orpheus Club of Hastings College performing in Alliance with a concert at the First Presbyterian Church and plans a Broken Bow stop, while the Nebraska Society of the Songs of the American Revolution invites Nebraskans to join. It also explains corn silage as an economical stock feed, its silo sizes, yields, and potential income from dairy cattle and fattening livestock.
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Herald
Alliance
Dr. Turner
Orpheus Club
Hastings College
Richard E. Yarndley
First Presbyterian Church
Crawford
Ruth Capps
Broken Bow
Nebraska Society of the Songs of the American Revolution
Great
Republic
Pressly J. Barry
Omaha
Newr
Halstead
Yarndley
Lastings College
100Th Meridian
Rocky Mountains
Central and
Warrignton
Belmont
Nebr
Alate
Burlington Territory
Miss Bernice Kridelbaugh Returns From Western Trip
Miss Bernice Kridelbaugh daughter of Uncle Jake Kridelbaugh a Turington agent at Alliamee has returned from a winter trip to California and other western points She says the trip was fine and the Herald was eagerly welcomed each week Her mother will not return for some time yet.
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Bernice Kridelbaugh
Jake” Kridelbaugh
Turington
Alliamee
California
Miss Kridlebaugh
The
Herald
Property transfers and deeds in Alliance Nebraska listings
Reported by F. E. Residish and Edith Hill conveyances to Ernest Naxter and others in Alliance Nebraska. Recorded amounts include 150.00 and 1.08 with various lot, block, and subdivision references in Twp 25 and nearby areas.
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Edith Hill
Ernest Naxter
Block 18
Alliance
Nebr
Roscoe P Hust
Tollef O Sands SE
Bec
Lincoln Land Co
G E Cornu
Box Butte
Alfiance
Melissa Anderson
Albert RK. Acheson
Ach eson Brothers Enter Real Estate in Alliance
The newly organized firm of Ach eson Brothers now engaged in real estate in Alliance says they are enjoying a good business. They note recent rains and heavy snow create bright prospects for farmers this season.
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Acheson Brothers
Alliance
Liquor and Labor in Knights of Labor View
The Knights of Labor oppose liquor use among members arguing sobriety reduces rash acts and strengthens workers in disputes with employers. They contend a sober worker is less disposable and his grievances are more likely heard, portraying drink as a hindrance to labor strength.
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Knights of Labor
Box Butte Ranch Sold To Reddish In County Deal
Peter Rubendall and F FE Red dish owners of the Sollen berger ranch in Box Butte county sold the large multi thousand acre property to R KR Reddish of the same county. The ranch is described as a highly desirable holding.
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Peter Rubendall
F. FE. Reddish
Box Butte County
Sollenberger
R. KR. Reddish
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promoted for Women Health
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for female troubles and constipation. It cites Mrs. M C Dunlap of Leadville Tenn as a user and notes a 25 cent price at F J Brennan’s.
Want Ads Note Says Herald Readers See It Here
Classifieds urge respondents to mention they saw the ad in Herald newspaper to confirm readership and boost response rates. The brief reminds sellers and job seekers to reference the paper in inquiries.
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Herald
North Platte Canal & Colonization Co Ad Offers Local Lands
The North Platte Canal & Colonization Company of Lingle Wyoming promotes irrigated lands under the Carey Act. Box Butte county residents have sought lands elsewhere, but ads argue the company lands are nearby and familiar, with the valley rapidly settling and prospering.
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North Platte Canal & Colonization Company
Lingle
Wyoming
Box Butte
Iahbo
North Platte Valley
Yeomen Hold Adopting Night in Oddfellows Halls
The Yeomen met Friday night in Oddfellows Halls and adopted a large class of candidates. State Manager W. J. Tiley of North Platte organized a degree team and presented the degree work in Yeomen Regalia. The Alliance branch is rising in the insurance field.
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Yeomen
Oddfellows Halls
W. J. Tiley
North Platte
German Lutheran Service May 7 in Mark's Hall
Pastor Titus Lang invites all to a German Lutheran service next Friday May 7 in Mark's Hall starting at 10 30 a m. Readers are welcome to attend.
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Mark's Hall
Titus Lang
Catarrh Cure Claims and Odd Reflections in 19th Century Ad
Fragmentary OCR text suggests an advertisement or column note discussing remedies for catarrh with unclear claims. Mentions local scenes, a Seton item, a “Take alts Family Toute for constipation” line, and a reference to a sports score 20-2-708. The snippet blends medical quackery style with brief product mentions and sporadic names, lacking coherent narrative.
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U. S
U.S. Ordnance Board
U. S. Army
U. S. Ordnance Board
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John Snoddy
F. S. Showers
May Snoddy
Sec
Treas
Nelson Fletcher
Fire Insurance Agency
Nebraska State Building and Loan Association
Daily Weather Reports
Schmoller & Mueller
Farnam Street
Orenter
Schmoller & Mueller Piano CO
EB. Matieson
Nebraska Society
D. Clem
Deaver
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F. E. Residish
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