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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
6
The Alliance Commercial Club proposed three ordinances at a special city council meeting. The measures cover building permits ash pits and fly traps within Alliance Nebraska. The council referred the proposals to committees for investigation.
City ordinances detail permit issuance by the City Clerk, fee of one dollar per thousand dollars of construction, and penalties for violations. Additional sections regulate fly traps at businesses during certain months, ash disposal in public areas, police enforcement duties, and penalties for violators.
The text states violators face a fine from five to one hundred dollars and costs of salt. If the fine and costs are not paid, they may be imprisoned in the city jail for two to twenty days at the court's discretion.
A reader testimonial from H. C. Bailey editor of the Carolina News Chaplin South Carolina reports relief after a severe bilious attack. He took three Chamberlains Tablets and felt greatly improved the next day. The ad notes the tablets are obtainable everywhere.
Local items from Angora and Ashby Nebr with visits from Mrs Morey and families, sales of horse and saddle, moving, travel to Alliance, Hyannis, and Broken Bow, weather hail storm, baseball game reports, and a city advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ward B. Norton argues Detroit’s auto industry drives national revival beyond local output. He notes ripple effects across steel, leather, machinery, tool making, and related industries, with freight networks feeding automotive factories and benefiting many cities and thousands of workers nationwide.
Kibble and Davin, appointed by Mayor Ro mig, report on Lincoln city reservoir details. Estimated cost 7000 to 8000 dollars for a 500000 gallon capacity, with a concrete roof and enclosed structure. Lincoln has three 140 by 30 feet tanks extending above ground. Alliance walls may need four to five feet rise. Construction could begin by June 15 to July 1 and take about 20 days, ready for use in hot weather.
Mrs. S. F. Grimes of Crooksville Ohio reports her daughter suffered a hemorrhaging cough but Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy gave immediate relief and she fully recovered after using a bottle. It is advertised as obtainable everywhere.
Mrs S A Smith Sarah Alice Taper was born in Lee county Iowa January 6 1861 and died at her home 424 Big Horn Alliance 3 1915 at age 64 years 3 months 27 days. She married Amos Smith August 2 1877. he died September 15 1900. They had no children and one sister survives in Prague Oklahoma.
First class blacksmithing and horseshoeing offered at a new shop in the alley behind Rodgers' store run by W. L. Carroll.
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