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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
5
Classified ads use one cent per word per insertion with a ten cent minimum. Credit ads also one cent per word but require at least twenty five cents minimum and fifteen cents per week, with black face double rate. Readers are asked to mention Herald and call No. 5 for coal and wood Vaughan & Son. 4ntr702.
Multiple room rental notices appear: front room at Simmons' Millinery Store. two single light-housekeeping rooms at Herald office. large furnished room with bath and heat for two gentlemen in Mrs. Black’s home. modern furnished rooms at 809 Box Butte. a room house for rent at 16 dollars. inquiries directed to Wm. M. Hill at the North West Nebr. Land Co. office.
A classified item lists E. Reddish as bonded abstracter with an office in McCorkle Building and a contact on 10 to 570 S. Glidden in Alliance ready for various odd jobs. Other notices include help wanted for housekeeping and laundry, a piano tuner referral, a Red Cross nurse, coal and wood suppliers, a house and lot for sale, and miscellaneous sale offers.
An advertisement promotes home based college education through I C S of Scranton Pennsylvania. It invites readers to write for details and lists a code 40 41 666. It emphasizes at home study without leaving residence.
Classified note offers a well matched driving team for sale with or without harness. Contact A. F. Bundy at phone 450 red, 41-111-682 for details.
Two bay and seal brown horses reported missing with white forefeet and clipped foretops. They weigh about 1100 pounds each and are 12 years old. Finder to contact Frank H. Palmer for reward. phone 687 Blue. Also notice for Dr James P Maxfield dentist offering modern office with electrical equipment over Brennan's drug store.
The Aly Mroahy Company of Caldwell Idaho advertises 80 acres fine irrigated land 2 miles from town with 250 tons hay 7 horses 11 head cattle 26 head swine 200 chicks 500 bushels wheat and various tools. Prices start at 19000 with large and small tracts and fine homes offered by leading dealers.
The Herald announces a special offer for new subscribers. The annual price drops from 1.50 to 1.00 dollars, but the discount ends in October. Potential readers are urged to send in their subscriptions promptly to take advantage.
The Herald announces a special limited time offer to subscribers for the Nebraska Farm Journal at 26 cents per year after adding 25 cents to The Herald subscription. Readers may join the list by paying the combined amount to receive the monthly paper. LEGAL NOTICE.
W 8 S Ridgell a Nebraska justice of the peace issued an attachment for 195.00 in a suit with Clarence Cook as plaintiff and American Motor Cycle Company as defendant. Arthur Faust garnished about 160.00 held by the court. Case continued to October 26, 1811 at 1 PM. attendance required to defend. L A Berry attorney for plaintiff. Dated Sept 22, 1511 42-31
In Blase of Nebraska Box Butte County the County Court orders October 23, 1911 at 10 AM for hearing Theodore Grove’s petition to admit a copy of the Illinois will of Helen L. Grove to probate in Nebraska. Alvin T. Grove and Arthur H. Grove named administrators with will annexed. notice to interested parties by Alliance Herald three weeks prior.
An advertisement offers a course from the International Correspondence School to place a man at the head of a trade. Readers are urged to write to the L Cc 8 Scranton Pa for particulars. The notice includes the number 40-41-666.
Ground floor space on Box Butte avenue offered for rental. Suitable for small retail or similar business. Inquiries at Herald office or by phone 340.
An Alliance reader reports relief from backache and kidney soreness after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial notes temporary return of symptoms when cold and claims complete relief after starting the remedy, with Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo listed as US agents.
An old advertisement urges readers to try ZEMO and ZEMO Soap to ease hives prickly heat rashes eczema and pimples. It offers a free sample and a 32 page booklet if five 2 cent stamps are sent to BE W Rose Medicine Co. or available at Holsten's Drug Store for endorsement and recommendation.
Mrs W W Gould of Pittsfield New Hampshire credits Electric Bitters with curing years of stomach and kidney trouble. She urges others to try the tonic claiming it helped her greatly and calls it the best liver and kidney remedy. Available at 50 cents from F J Brennan's.
In the United States District Court for the District of Nebraska a hearing on the discharge petition of James F Hannigan in bankruptcy is ordered. The hearing will be November 15, 1911 at 11:00 AM in Broken Bow, with notice to all creditors and interested parties to appear and show cause.
William Howard Taft visited Lincoln for a nonpartisan welcome with thousands of Nebraskans. He attended a hotel luncheon introduced by William Jennings Bryan and later spoke on world peace to a packed auditorium after a parade from the depot.
Fremont Neb Oct 3 Colonel James Moore of West Point nominated by Republicans for congressman from the Third district at Wall's theater. First ballot Elliott 94 Young 48 John Martin 26 Coup land 12. Unanimous on second roll call as Nance joined Elliott.
Omaha reports new records in cattle and live stock arrivals at South Omaha. Total cars received reached 874, surpassing last week’s 844 record. Cattle arrivals totaled 16 653, higher than 16 466 a week earlier, while sheep receipts stood at 58 955 with no new record.
Stella Nebraska reports about eight inches of rain causing the electric light plant engine room to flood. Water filled the trough for the flywheel, cutting power and leaving the town in darkness.
Omaha date line reports the Ralston inter urban electric line, stalled years ago from South Omaha to Ralston, has been continued to Papillion extending service to the new terminus and expanding regional transit options.
W C T U officials report Champ Clark's warning against saloon influence on ambitious youth. The Nebraska W C T U delegation elected Miserable Young of Alliance as a nine member state representative to the national convention in Milwaukee. California votes on suffrage October 10. Fort Wayne temperance actions confront liquor at the state fair. The Wheeling unit challenges brewer ownership at fair grounds with a prohibition tent and free water. The pledge and principles urge abstinence and a universal standard of purity for men and women.
In Box Butte Nebraska a final account for the estate of Frank Wiltson deceased is set for October 10 1911 at 10 AM in Alliance. Miss Emer etta Soules and S. C. Soules executors of Nelson Fletcher estate notify interested parties to appear and show cause why the account should not be allowed. Publication to run three weeks in The Alliance Herald. County Judge L A Berry presiding.
A religious pledge vows to seek transforming power of grace for workers and community. It calls for living rightly and for principles founded on the Gospel of Christ to be woven into social customs and national law through labor and prayer.
An old advertisement claims a $100 reward for a cured catarrh case and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a medical remedy. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, strengthening constitution and curing diseases, with testimonials and Toledo Ohio contact details. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
In Box Butte County Nebraska the guardianship and custody of Pauline and Clara Kittelmann are relinquished by their father and proposed for adoption by Ira and Sarah Muzzey. A hearing is scheduled for September 30, 1911, at 3 PM in Alliance with publication for four weeks in the Alliance Herald.
The Co-Operative promotes Heinze pickles as top quality products and invites customers to place orders. Local shoppers are urged to support the brand through official channels and at participating stores.
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