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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
5
Classified ads list cash and credit rates, housing for rent including two houses, desk and equipment for rent, and sale items such as china and lamps. Help wanted promotes railway mail clerk exams with free scholarships. A business opportunity notes a bar gain in a western Nebraska county seat with new railroad access.
Multiple short housing and property notices from Alliance Nebraska. rentals and rooms for light housekeeping near Darling's store and 219 Yellowstone. 160 acres upland near Greeley valued at 2500 dollars offered to trade for Alliance residence. nine room house for sale on Lone. local brokers Acheson Bros and E Reddish advertise services. 1911 garden plowing and hauling services. various odds jobs. Threlkeld's furniture and framing. real estate loan offers. wide range of property listings and services including a box butte county land offer and Dr L W Bowman residence for sale with terms.
An advertisement fragment touts a vacuum cleaner that cleans up car pee from floors. It includes a phone number 131-047 and a garbled brand tag LD. DARING. The readable portion suggests a sales pitch for a floor cleaning device.
The Herald Publishing company will print a line of calendars for 1912, with the main line from Butler Paper Co of Chicago and imported calendars also produced. Lower prices come from not paying traveling sales commissions. A lost gold locket and chain with two tintype pictures is missing. finder to Herald office. Various ads note furniture for sale, sweet corn seed, a motor cycle bargain, flour and stock feed from Gregg & Son, and wanted office furniture. A residence at 128 Nilobra Ave was robbed of jewelry including a gold watch and rings. reward offered for information.
W A Dunlap accepts subscriptions to the Christian Herald at 1.50 per year. Subscribers may leave their notices at The Herald office with no extra cost to either party.
In Box Butte Nebraska the County Court orders May 20 1911 at 10 a m in Alliance for examining and allowing the final account of Adelbert 8 Reed executor of Samuel A Smith deceased. Interested parties must appear and show cause. Notice to be published in Alliance Herald for three weeks prior to hearing. County Judge L A Berry seals the order.
Box Butte county Nebraska estate of Mary E Zoll nee Mary E Maycock. County Judge L A Berry sets November 11, 1911 at 10 a m in Alliance for examination of all claims for allowance and payment. Creditors must file claims at the time or be barred. Notice published for four weeks in Alliance Herald. Dated April 18, 1911.
Notice to all claimants against the estate of John H. Mailey to present claims by November 20, 1911 at 10 o clock in the forenoon in the County Court room Alliance. If not presented by then they are barred. Publication required for four consecutive weeks in the Alliance Herald prior to hearing. County Judge signs this notice on April 24, 1911.
The Curly correspondence lists trips by B L Wagner to Hemingford and Kore Chandler to Hemneford, with others visiting Mitchell and Hemingford. Tom Mann is ill and Arthur C Powell has moved from South Omaha. Weather data notes April precipitation at 3 09, near half the yearly total. A Curly Union Sunday School social on May 19 aims to buy a new organ, with a committee appointed to run arrangements.
The Illinois legislature plans to adjourn by May 19 while varied happenings include disputes over post office robberies in Smithwick and calls for cold storage investigations. A German steamship captain was found dead aboard a Hamburg steamer. A joy ride in Newburgh, New York, left one dead and multiple injured. A leprosy case prompted a Pawtucket school shutdown notice for a boy removed from the facility.
Public notice of a sheriff sale in Box Butte County Nebraska directed by the district court to satisfy liens in favor of F. M. Knight and The Alliance Building & Loan Association against Evrett H. Miller Almeda Miller and W. W. Norton. The property Lot 8 Block 1 Town of Alliance will be offered to the highest bidder for cash on May 22 1911 at 10 AM in front of the county courthouse.
An upcoming city concert by a local orchestra aims to delight audiences with a refined program. Maestro leads the ensemble as musicians perform a diverse selection, inviting residents to attend and enjoy a refined musical experience.
A testimonial touts Electric Bitters as a sure remedy to malaria, ague, and typhoid symptoms from swampy regions. William Fretwell of Lucama, North Carolina credits three bottles with full recovery and lasting health. Sold for 50 cents at F. J. Brerpun’s.
Sealed bids are invited by the secretary of the school board for janitorial care of three buildings for the year starting June 1, 1911. Bids may cover buildings collectively or separately. The board may reject all bids. Bids due by May 16.
All parties indebted to the firm of James and Wright are urged to call at Rowan's feed store after May 10 to settle accounts with Moses Wright. James and Wright.
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