Laces and Ribbons Offered Half Price Deal
Thirty dollars' worth of laces and ribbons advertised at half price invites shoppers to buy quantities of fine trim and accessory fabrics at a discounted rate.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1911
Page
12
Thirty dollars' worth of laces and ribbons advertised at half price invites shoppers to buy quantities of fine trim and accessory fabrics at a discounted rate.
Furnished rooms are needed for Junior Normal students. Notify Della M. Reed county superintendent. Miss Reed will be in her office next Monday May 22. Phone 28. 23-11-744 Subscriptions to the Christian Herald are received by W. A. Dunlap at $1.50 per year. Subscriptions may be left at The Herald office without extra expense. 12-to-590
Classified section details cash and credit rates for word counts per insertion. Notes minimum charges, black face double rate, and emphasis to mention Herald when answering. Describes how want ads connect buyers and sellers in the town.
Acheson Bros offer a roll top desk and desk room for rent at The Herald office, suitable for an insurance man or stenographer. Optional rental of a typewriter available. Phone 340 or visit Herald office. Also, several ground floor suites for light housekeeping near 219 Yellowstone by Mrs. Bayer, call 628 738-to-22.
Classified notices show multiple items: two furnished rooms for rent at 317 West 4th Street with a contact ending in 210. a Catholic parsonage for rent via Father W. L. McNamara. 160 acres near Greeley valued at 2500 dollars offered for trade for a residence in Alliance. a nine room house for sale by Mrs. Ss. J. Holdridge. garden plowing and hauling services by C. E. Simpson with phone 657. Glidden offers odd jobs and odd job help with phone 266 Red.
Flour hay feed stock salt and poultry food offered by E. L Gregg & son with prompt deliveries and phone 155. Also notices for daily work at home, piano tuner services at local shops, restaurant hauling offers, and relinquishments for sale with land details via The Herald Alliance Nebraska.
Real estate notice seeks purchase of 320 acres near Alliance with state price details and mail address Box 193 Des Moines Iowa. Pore LS-GFL.
Business opportunity in Bar with cash, located in county seat of western Nebraska. Includes clothing furnishings and shoes. Surrounded by good farming and cattle country. Fifty miles to a listed destination.
Advertises a cleaning service offering to send out a cleaner to do work without removing cars or pets from the floor. Mentions phone number 139 and signer GEO. D. DARLING.
The Herald Publishing company will handle a line of calendars for 1912 with the main calendar produced by Butler Paper company of Chicago. Imported calendars will also be printed to save on traveling salesman commissions and cut prices. LOST Gold locket and chain with two tintype pictures. finder to leave at Herald office.
Classified items from Alliance include household furniture for sale at low prices with contact through W. R. Birney and Norton's Store. Also sweet corn seed offered at five cents per pound with orders at Herald office. A used motor cycle, flour and feed from E. L Gregg & Son, and a six room bungalow for bargain sale near Box Butte Avenue.
I L A Berry county judge announces November 20, 2011 at 10 a m in the Alliance County Court room for review of all claims against the estate of John H. Matley, deceased. Creditors must file or be barred. notice to be published for four consecutive weeks in the Alliance Herald. Dated April 24, 1911.
Government pays railway mail clerks and post office clerks from 800 to 1400 yearly. Free scholarships offered. Examinations announced for railway mail clerk, post office clerk or carrier, customs house and departmental clerks. Prepare now for upcoming tests. Thousands of appointments expected. Write Central Schools Dept. H424 Rochester NY.
It startled the world with bold claims and forty years of cures prove it. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is presented as the best salve for burns cuts sores bruises boils swellings sprains eczema chapped hands fever sores and piles. Only 25c at F. J. Brennan's.
University of Nebraska expert FE Mead Wilcox explains two main wheat smuts stinking bunt and loose smut, their infection timing and effects, and a seed treatment using 40 percent formalin to prevent spore sowing with grain. He describes how smutted grain damages yield and seedling infection and outlines application rates.
Farmers are advised to thoroughly soak seed, then hot water treat at 129 degrees for 10 minutes after soaking five to seven hours. Use small seed plots away from diseased fields and test germination post treatment to adjust seeding rates. Windbreaks help limit spore spread. Alternative dry methods are discouraged.
John T. Zimmer analyzes Red Winged Blackbird habits in Nebraska. He notes spring arrival, nesting in marshy areas, and colony breeding patterns. The diet mix includes weeds seeds, grains, and insects, with seven to one favorable impact versus damage.
The Nebraska Experiment Station issues bulletin 118 on growing crops in western Nebraska. It covers seven years of results at North Platte substation, 86 years of precipitation records, and dry land farming methods. Summer tillage doubled winter wheat yields. plats averaged 46 bushels per acre over five years.
In a provincial column a farmer compares using a beef cow for dairying to turning a drafter into a racehorse, illustrating skepticism about cross purpose farming and efficiency. The allegory warns against misusing breeding traits for unrelated dairy aims.
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