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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1915

Page

6

Obituary of Peter Rubendall Leader of Alliance banker and real estate man

Peter Rubendall born February 11 1850 in Orangesville Illinois died May 13 1915 at his Alliance home at 65 years 3 months 2 days He married Anna Matter June 14 1882 in Orangesville and had two sons He ran the First National Bank in Madison Nebraska for 23 years later moved to Alliance engaged in real estate and owned the Alliance hotel until his death He suffered a paralytic stroke in January 1914 and never recovered He was a Presbyterian and a Mason and Knight Templar He funeral was at the Presbyterian church and burial in Lincoln beside family Members include widow two sons Ward and Dr Clarence Rubendall four brothers and five sisters He left a longtime community leader with many affiliations.

Peter Rubendall Orangesville Alliance Anna Matter Madison Nebr First National Bank Rubendall al- Hance Presbyterian Church Masonic Blue Lodge Knight Templars McIntyre Knight Templar Lincoln Ward Orangenville Lincoln Masonic Lodge Clarence Rubendall Omaha

Some Forms of Rheumatism Curable

The article explains rheumatism types including acute chronic rheumatism rheumatic headaches sciat ic rheumatism and lumbago and promotes Sloan s Liniment as a penetrating pain reliever. It claims the liniment gives instant relief and advises a 25c bottle for emergencies.

Sloan

Fourth of July Celebration Planned in Al Nee

Ten years ago a mass meeting outlined an ambitious Fourth of July celebration in Al Nee with no expense spared to outshine prior events. Races and sports will fill the program and a spectacular pyrotechnic display aims to blaze a record Northwest finish from Broken Bow to Billings as a permanent organization forms.

Alnee Broken Bow Billings Northwest

Hamburg Breast Tea Old Time Cold Cure

An advertising notice promotes Hamburg Breast Tea also called Hamburger Brust Thee. It claims a tablespoon of the herb steeped in boiling water creates a cleansing hot drink to break a cold by opening pores and loosening bowels. The remedy is described as inexpensive vegetable safe and harmless.

St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Pain Relief for Rheumatism

A vintage ad touts St. Jacobs Oil as a harmless cure for rheumatism and aches. It claims quick relief from stiffness and pain by rubbing on the tender spot, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle at any drug store and be free from pains.

St. Jacobs Oil

Fine Seed Potatoes Offered for Five Acre Planting

A Minnesota Red River Ohio seed potato car offers scab and dry rot free seed. Each farmer can plant five acres this year with low cost and potential high market returns. Order now from Clarence Rosenberger Hemme gford secretary committee, delivery 60 cents per bushel off the car. Turkey remains steadfast in its policy of attacking Christians when in doubt.

Minnesota Red River Ohio Seidell Clarence Rosenberger Sec. Com Hemmegford

Wortham Shows Praised by Governor as Best of Its Kind

Governor Ferguson lauded the Wortham Carnival praising its high moral standards and family safe atmosphere. He highlighted the horse show the Philippine Midgets and the miniature Panama Canal as especially instructive and urged all to see the carnival for wholesome entertainment. The Austin American notes the governor’s strong endorsement.

Ferguson Texas Panama Canal Panama Canal

Wyeth’s Sage Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad

An advert promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur hair remedy as an easy, ready to use tonic to darken gray hair. It claims natural color, even coverage, and reduced scalp itching with regular applications, priced about 50 cents per bottle.

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