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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
4
Lloyd C. Thomas, president of The Herald Publishing Company, sworn statement lists 6200 copies circulated in April 1913. Average 1650 per issue, distributed by mail, carriers, news stands, and Herald office. sworn april 28 1913 before notary Eugene Burton.
Bridgeport News- Blade editor joyfully predicts dramatic social changes within a century. He jokes about a world lacking kisses and skirts while noting a recent spree of purchases including Ed Marks, Peter Belgium, Mrs Geo Gaddis, Philip Napp, Jeff McWilliams, J C McCorkle, J M McLean, Ward Hall, Margaret Bell, Less Bodry, and Roy Green in Bridgeport.
The Herald reports most nearby exchanges corrected the opening date to June from June 2nd for the Al lance State Junicor Normal. A few Sun issues still show June 2nd and readers are urged to note the change to June 1st. Existing readers are asked to call attention to the corrected month.
The firm Lowry and Henry agents for Ford Studebaker and Oakland have broken records in Western Nebraska selling five Ford cars in one day last week and near completion of their season allotment. They have eight Ford cars remaining until August first and expect a strong finish.
Classified ad notes yard rolls of corrugated carpet paper for sale at 75 cents a yard. Contact Threlkeld via Adv 247.2181. Also a mousekeeper wanted ad references phone listing Adyvy 24tf 27180.
The Young Men’s Bible Club will meet Friday evening in the basement club rooms of Alliance National Bank. All members are asked to attend with their Bibles and vaccination certificates.
Advertised notice announces A A Rallis promoted to manager of the Forest Lumber Co. at Alliance. He has long service in the company and is considered highly qualified for the role. R B E Sneed assists as bookkeeper in the office.
A reader praises natural health gains from deep breathing full relaxation and contraction exercises under guidance. He reports a ten pound weight increase and improvements in nervousness insomnia obesity constipation headaches rheumatism and anemia, noting many men improved similarly without prescription.
A Chicago physician argues colds are often caused by overeating and poor air quality rather than exposure. He cites foul air, overloaded stomach, disordered liver, and poor nourishment as primary causes and promotes skin care, daily sponge baths, sun and air exposure as preventive and curative for catarrh and related diseases.
The column notes a well lit street display across from the depot with colleges, banks, theaters, churches, and society homes drawing thousands yearly. It shares quirky metaphors on value, a reprint from a Michigan farm paper, a prankish letter from S A Hell and Clarence Hell, and a tale of Don Copeland and a Stanley auto purchase.
A chaotic Seward incident follows Roy Spencer Jimmy Young and accomplices as they chase a rumored tornado with a steam car. The machine explodes lifts objects into the air and floods the aributor. After a long roadside repair the trio continues to Chadron then faces a Cheyenne river ford before returning home by train. The piece ends with the quip If BY Howard can swim can the Stanley steamer.
All seasonable cut flowers and potted plants with special preparations for Decoration Day. Price by return mail. Sterling Greenhouses and Gardens, Sterling, Colorado. Advt 23-81-2151.
A local advisory piece urges farmers to plant a large potato crop this year and manage it well. It argues prices are low now but expect a better market next year and potential profits over the long run.
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