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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
2
Mails close going east for train 44 at 11 a m and train 42 at 11 p m on weekdays 6 p m Sundays and holidays. Mails close going west for train 44 at 12 20 p m and train 41 at 11 p m week days 6 p m Sundays and holidays. Mails close going south for train 308 at 12 20 p m and train 201 at 11 p m week days 1 p m Sundays and holidays.
There is more catarrh in the country than other diseases, once thought incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo is claimed as the only constitutional remedy, taken internally, with a $100 cure guarantee and testimonials.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's cough remedy for children as effective and safe, pleasant to take, and free of harmful substances. It notes availability through Den Lern-Adverent and F. BE Holsten.
A retrospective portrait chronicles Woodrow Wilson from New Jersey governor to national figure. It notes his clashes with opponents over reform measures, the rise of his influence in Essex and beyond, and his emergence as a presidential contender amid party frictions and public endorsements.
W A Orton, pathologist in charge of cotton and truck disease and sugar plant investigations, outlines a study on potato leaf roll. The report highlights procedures and aims to identify causes and control measures for the disease affecting crops.
Tyers furnishes an anecdote to Minatare on Wednesday. A good crowd attended the dance at Harry Felter's hotel Saturday night and enjoyed themselves. Frank Crouch has been sick with a cold but shows improvement. Miss Mabel Berry plans to go to Boulder Colorado for the summer. Mr and Mrs Alex Graham visited with Frank Crouch Thursday. Bible school drew a good attendance on Sunday after being organized last week. Miss Neien of Allance visits Ruth and Eyther Glau, with others away from Alliance for fear of quarantine.
Malinda squibs mentions Sin Dumnap returning from the ewer pan last week. John Burne is seriously ill but hopes to recover soon and regain his old cheerful smile. Mr Darlap and girls returned to the homestead Monday after winter in Alliance. Mr and Mrs Gal Derr traveled to Minatare on Wednesday. JT Arthur Loren and wife made a business trip to Alliance Tuesday. Joe and Lyle Derr came home Wednesday from the Tri State where they had been working.
Mrs. Fr. B. Diemer and her daughter Marie leave Alliance to join Mr. Diemer who runs a thriving restaurant in Basin Wyoming. The departure is deeply regretted by many local friends.
George Hills purchased and shipped a carload of hides to his firm In Kansas Oxy. The shipment marks a large volume of work by Hills and his associates in the hide trade.
J W Mapps reports selling his Reno area ranch comprising two deeded sections and a lease on a half section of school land. The deal includes fourteen head of horses forty five cattle and all ranch tools with a total value of 16000. Possession is to be given December 1. Coal office at Rowan's feed store. ROWAN & WRIGHT phone 71.
A persuasive piece praising the book farmer who uses dairy and agricultural literature. It cites Hoard’s Dairyman reader data showing higher profits for book readers, notes better yields from Scientific Farmer readers, and promotes the Campbell Correspondence School of Soil Culture in Lincoln Nebraska as a path to a home based agricultural education and increased earnings.
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