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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1912
Page
2
An advertisement assures customers that the company guarantees Pure Food Products with a ready remedy if anything is wrong. It promises right service, rectification, and freshness, emphasizing customer satisfaction and accountability from maker to consumer.
The text argues that engines may look and perform similarly at first but only a carefully built engine that is thoroughly tested under demanding conditions proves dependable. Thorough testing is time consuming and costly yet essential to ensure a reliable final product.
IHC gasoline engines are presented as thoroughly tested and dependable, with a strong sales pitch urging buyers to choose IHC for long term satisfaction. The message advertises the IHC Service Bureau offering agricultural information from the Harvester Building in Chicago.
Local residents travel between Alliance Ravenna Grand Island Deadwood and Denver. Railway staff like Conductor Burke and Fireman Hagenjor feature amid family visits, moves, and job changes. The Burlington line widens rights of way to curb summer forest fires and crews update after shifts and resignations.
Fireman Gavin seeks thirty day layoff and eastward departure. Mrs J F Hill plans a Chicago trip for a month. Conductor and Mrs Hoskins host Mr and Mrs Miller of Long Pine. Master Avery Hill visits Simla Neb to summer with grandparents. Engineers at Harrisburg mix convention with trips to Atlantic City Washington and Gettysburg. Mrs Fitzpatrick ill in Chicago. Mr Brown transferred from Edgemont to Denver. Mrs Brown and Mrs Morrison visit Alliance. Mrs Rennau loses money in Chicago bag. passes recovered from parcel. Mrs Ray Hoag plans Portland trip with sister Bertha Anderson in Portland three months away. Train Master Nelson in Edgemont. Mrs Gillett visits Alliance. Enlhemor and Mrs Edwards move to Alliance. Oswold wife of Griswold visits Crawford. Mrs Sexton of McCook visits Alliance over ten days.
The Alliance Herald lists a large stock of legal blanks including agreements for building warranty deeds mortgages leases and more. Readers may request any other blanks by calling or writing for prompt supply in any quantity.
At Union Stock Yards South Omaha a moderate cattle supply of about 840 died entering the market. A 1,500 pound load of cattle brought 9.00 a hundredweight, the high price yet seen. another load sold for 8.90. Veal calves were in active demand with steady to strong market for bulls and rough stock. Hogs totaled about 3,634 head with prices 10 lower. top heavy hogs 7.65. Sheep and lambs ~4,490 head with best shorn lambs at 5.60 and ewes to 6.50 for utility grades.
Advertises Ladies suede colonial pump in plain toe style with ornament tongue and Cuban heel. Available sizes range from 2 to 7 3 with widths A, 8, C and D priced at 4 00. Also velvet colonial pump with metal ornament plain toe and Cuban heel sizes 2 to 7 3 widths A B C D priced at 34 00.
In Omaha on May 21 the South Omaha stockyards set a new high for beef cattle when E. Graham of Creston Nebraska sold sixteen branded western cattle averaging 1480 pounds for 35.00 a hundredweight, 285 cents above the prior record. Gra hum has previously broken market records, notably 8.20 and another top price last year. The cattle were fat and of fair quality.
Dr Morris of Logan Iowa sold a load of 1328 pound cattle at 8.95 a hundredweight, near the highest price for the area. Bought January 24 at 6.40, the herd weighed 1040 pounds then and were fed alfalfa and shelled corn for about 105 days before sale. Morris usually ships to Chicago but earned rewards marketing in South Omaha.
In Des Moines 220 delegates are elected to the Democratic state convention. Clark holds 180 delegates while Professor Wilson has 37. Most expect Clark to win Iowa as the party aligns behind him for the April 19 action.
Gilbert Ross aged eighty five a former resident of Owatonna Wis was struck down and killed by an automobile. The incident underscores a broader concern as the British government appoints a cabinet committee to probe industrial fare issues.
Slogan proposing constitutional remedies to deafness cites mucous lining of the Eustachian tube as cause and warns untreated inflammation leads to permanent hearing loss. Mentions a hundred samples of ear soaks and local applications as ineffective, and plugs Hall’s Catarrh Pills as a cure.
Snow Drift Flour priced at 1.55 per sack offered at the Fair Store. The notice repeats the price and contact phone 589. A separate item notes the daughters of Isabella hosting a dinger and supper at Beal Brothers' store on June 21 during the Stockmen's Couvn event.
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