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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
5
Classified pages describe gash and credit rates for ads, with one cent per word per insertion and a ten cent minimum. Blackface ads incur double rate. Advertisers must spend at least twenty five cents to open an account and fifteen cents per week minimum. Readers are urged to mention the Herald.
Bonded Abstracter offers an office in the McCorkle Building Box Butte county. The Crescent House at 222 East Second St advertises furnished rooms by day or week with modern conveniences and reasonable prices. Phone 82.
Classified notices show furnished rooms for rent at 31244 Box Butte Ave and 14 per week, plus office space in First National Bank Building. Also listed are coal suppliers, fur buyers, feed and flour at E I Gregg Sons, loan money on real estate, and Rowan Wright coal and post deliveries with phone 71.
Grand Island Nebraska granite firm offers monuments and price savings. Local Alliance salesman Al. Wiker handles orders from Grand Island. Also for sale five room bungalow near Emerson school with bath gas lights hot water heat large basement and porches. BE. W. Ray advertises real estate terms. White Plymouth Rock cockeral chicks for sale. Piano for sale lightly used via Herald office.
A compact rental note offers a room in a house close in with a price of 1050 dollars if taken quickly. Contact ACHESON BROS for details and availability.
Medium size hard coal burner in good condition with a reliable heater. WIHI sell cheap or call 725 Blue. Apply at Herald office. Also old papers at The Herald office six cents per bunch.
See E. C. Whisman for lowest prices on painting paper hanging and kalfe mining. GURL WANTED FOR HOUSE WORK Permanent MRS GEORGE HAND 18 Laramie Ave WORLD HERALD DELIVERED REGULARLY at your door daily and Sunday 60 cts per month CHARLES KIPP FOR BASE RESIDENCE LOTS CHEAP Best location in Alliance A J WELCH 808 Big Horn Ave Phone 361 42-06-1461
The sheriff will sell at public auction on October 7 1912 at 1 pm at the west front door of Alliance courthouse the southeast quarter of section 22 township 25 north range 51 west to satisfy a foreclosure decree against Ora K Phillips Ira Bogard and Jane Fogard. Equitable Land Company is plaintiff. C M Cox sheriff and A W Criths attorney.
Under a district court decree Equitable Land Company will sell at public vendue on October 2, 1912 at the west front door Alliance for cash the southeast quarter of section 13 township 26 north range 52 west. Defendants include Ora E Phillips Frank A Massie Annie E Massie Cordel Colvin Emma Colvin J Lawrence Bowman Mary Bowman. Sheriff M Cox and Attorney A W Crites announce.
Notice to interested persons that John Weinel filed on September 7 1912 a petition in the county court to be appointed administrator of John P Weiner deceased. The hearing is set for October 7 1912 at 10 o clock AM in Alliance Nebraska. Publication for three weeks in The Alliance Herald. Signed by County Judge J A Berry.
A nostalgia era advertisement promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for weak kidneys. It cites Mrs. G. E. Leidy of Alliance Nebraska praising the product and urges readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills by name. The message notes price 66 cents and lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents.
Early home life remedies are praised for treating burns boils scalds sores eruptions cuts prains and bruises with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The ad claims years of cures proving merit and notes it is sold for 25 cents.
Lakeside Nebraska auctioneer L M Scott invites consignors to bring items for sale with details available at the Alliance Herald. Specific sale dates to be arranged through the office.
Residents welcome relatives and travelers arriving on various trains. Notable movements include Mr and Mrs George Gilmore, John Fendrick, Mrs Arnet McCandless, Mr Hargrove, Mrs Gardier, Miss Mary Michals, Mrs Dert Mart, Mrs Hardy, Dr Rikner, Bud Thompson, and many others visiting family or returning home from Alliance Marsland and Omaha trips.
Dr. F. W. Boland establishes a medical office over the First State Bank in Hemingford Nebraska signaling a new local practice location.
The article heralds Ak-Sar-Ben 1912 fall festivities in Omaha Nebraska from Sept 25 to Oct 5. King Samson the Eighteenth and a vast program feature Cheyenne Frontier Show, parades, a huge auto floral parade, Indian shows, and a coronation ball, aiming to boost Nebraska pride. It notes statewide support and widespread attendance.
From Sept 25 to Oct 5 the town hosts a series of events. The program features a bronzier Wild West show at Hall Park, an Automobile Floral Parade with 100 decorated autos, an Electrical Parade with twenty floats, a dedication parade with ten thousand in attendance, and a coronation ball at night.
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