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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
8
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Urgent notice urges Alliance citizens to attend the next Tuesday meeting. Mayor Romig will present a semi annual report on city management. Ordinances on grading curbing cement guttering and alley paving for Box Butte avenue will be reviewed. Fairview Addition opens to the public Wednesday October 20.
An advertising notice promises fast relief from nerve pains in the face head arm shoulders chest and back by applying a few drops of Sloan's Liniment. It claims soothing comfort within minutes and a brighter outlook, with a 3 ounce bottle priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
Round about town notes include fresh oysters at Mallorys, a Bayard business trip by C A Dow, horse Major entered for Denver races with Dan Phillips and Molering traveling, a birth in the Burke family, and visits from DeLoas Hippick and other locals. Dean Wm C Shaw preached at St Matthews while W D Warrick, ex Alliance banker, passed through from Lincoln en route home. The MTPA meets Saturday at the Burlington Hotel.
Arthur Whetstone and Chester Dyer both sixteen left Alliance on Tuesday at 1 pm driving a black mare in a two wheel cart. They sent a telegram from Casper stating they had arrived. They carried a shotgun and groceries and likely will return to school here.
On Tuesday October 12 the Kights of Columbus and Daughter of Isabelle will honor Columbus Day in Alliance with an evening program at the opera house. Mr Morrow of Scotta blaff will give the address with choruses vocal and instrumental solos and duets. A lunch follows and admission is by ticket though no charge. tickets available from K of C or D of L members.
Dr. F. M. Knight, president of the Alliance National Bank, with W. E. Sollinger and L. L Wright, visited the San Francisco exposition and reports California shows business low mood. He says western Nebraska residents are better off as land values decline in California and a market correction is awaited.
A mother awakened by a coughing child is advised to give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy every ten minutes until vomiting occurs. The ad claims quick relief and notes the remedy has long been used with uniform success and is available everywhere.
A letter from Secretary Fisher says the Sells Floto circus will visit Alliance next year with the combined organization as they begin their tour.
Dr. Knight notes signs of bankrupt sales in the West and says California's advantage is only a buoyant climate amid unemployment and low money circulation. He returns to Alliance National Bank and expressions contentment with life in the region.
Fragmentary ad copy urges avoiding pepsin in remedies and touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a tonic to improve stomach and body function. The readable bits mention digestion and a claim of broader health effects.
The marriage license office reports a sharp rise with eleven couples obtaining licenses in the past week. Entries include Norman Merrill and Lyle Bixby of Spade, William Witowack of Marsland and Henrietta Schafer of Bingham, Geo Ellis of Alliance and Maude Bilistine of Yerington, Ora Campbell and Alma McCabe of Pawlet, John Engel and Anna Bos of Ashby, all married by the county judge in or near the court room or home setting.
Mrs William Bright of Fort Wayne Indiana praises Chamberlins Cough Remedy noting immediate relief from a bronchial cough and cure after one bottle. Advertisement urges early ground-floor purchase of Fairview Addition Alliance announcing a sale starting Wednesday October 20 at 10 am.
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