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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
5
A notice from Miller Brothers House Furnishing Store seeks to trade furniture and house furnishings for a few good milk cows. Also advertised fifty head of horses to pasture through winter and a found watch reported near the stockyards by Rex Wilcox with claim by ownership.
Local advertisement offerings include rugs and house furnishings for dairy farmers with emphasis on milking cows. Miller Brothers House Furnishing Store promotes practical items for rural households and farming needs.
Classified items include D Emerick Bonded Abstracter offering the county’s sole abstract socks in Box Butte with Office Room 7 Opera House Block. Furnished rooms for light housekeeping with Mrs Bayer 111 West St phone 676. 1918 models motorcycles boats bargains with one payment plan. Coal and lumber suppliers Dierks Lumber & Coal Company and Rowan Wright advertise coal, wood, posts. Medical office in First National Bank Building with listed phone numbers.
John Pederson resumes cement work in Alliance after a two year absence and invites orders via The Herald office. W W Norton advertises sale of farms and ranches with cash-friendly terms and possible exchanges. Also listed are a seven room house for sale, corrugated carpet paper, a large base burner wanted, a lost horse with two brands and a reward.
Five room modern house offered at bargain price with easy terms. Contact via phone 762 for details. Also florist ad: E W Ray offers cut flowers potted plants and short notice floral pieces with mail orders.
Notice that all unpaid real estate will be advertised for sale the first week in October. E. M. Martin identified as County Treasurer. Also a coal advertisement from Rowan & Wright with phone contact 71.
Auction notice lists two milk cows with one currently producing and another due to calve soon. Several young Shorthorn full blood bulls available. Seller Robert Bird of Alliane Nebraska requests offers by October 2.
E A Herbert offers trunk moving at fifteen cents per load and household goods at seventy five cents. Plane work also available via Phone 260. Work guaranteed. Contact 37 41 2471 for details.
A lady’s barrette was left in a Burlington station ladies’ restroom on Wednesday August 27. A reward is offered for its return to the Herald office. Adv 138-11-2480.
Lost horse described as light bay gelding with blaze face, brand G on left hip and BE on left fore. Owner listed as Eleven Sonney Smith at 206 Box Butte Ave Alliance Nebraska 41-31-2634.
Parcel described NW of section 12 township 26 range 47 priced at $20.00 per acre. Describes good soil and well lying land near the farm of William Nye. Address owner C. H. Taylor Box 293 Long Prairie Minnesota 41-61-2696.
All farmland 35 acres under cultivation, fenced and cross fenced with a 4 room sod and frame house, well and windmill, reservoir on a good road 18 miles southwest of Maryland, on telephone and mail line. Seven dollars per acre with half cash and balance on terms. Address A D Wier Fayetteville Arkansas.
Two heifers and one steer missing since late July from near Marple Nebraska. Heifers branded J K combined or JK on left hip. Steer is light red with white face horns in, right ear hole with slit. Reward for information. Write Jens Krejci at Oots-2eW Marple Nebr. $2662
I L A Berry Box Butte County Judge notifies all claimants against the estate of Tru man W Brown to file by May 1 1914 at 10 a m in the Alliance County Court room for examination and allowance. Failure to present claims by the deadline bars them. notice runs four weeks in the Alliance Herald prior to the hearing. Signed October 9 1913.
Local notes show E Brammer of Bing ham visiting Alliance, Buster Zehring recovering from typhoid, and R A Cook of Lakeside in Alliance from yesterday to today. Mentions include a new cement sidewalk on Niobrara avenue, increased Cleaning Work staffing, and many residents shopping, socializing, or traveling through town.
Monday noon notes show Joe Vaughan returning from a duck hunt in the hills south while Vat King and wife arrived from Angora. Several residents plan short trips to Culbertson and Sheridan County, with Charley Tully attending district court and P K Christensen finishing a potato crop of 23 acres yielding about 70 bushels per acre.
Public land sale announced by the Department of the Interior Land Office Alliance Nebraska under acts of 1906 and 1907. Virgi Wells holds Serial No 016214 bidding starts at 4 per acre no earlier than 9 am November 26 at the office. Land described: NEY NW 6 Sec 8 T 24 N R 43 W 6th P M. Adverse claimants should file objections before sale.
McIntyres and kin visiting from nearby areas returned home near Canton after several days. Soths dig potatoes this week while Schottes welcomed a Creston Iowa visitor. Rodgers hosted relatives from near Bilsworth. McIntyres' callers joined Mrs Scholl and Mrs Mane last week.
Alliance Baptist ladies host a harvest bazaar and supper in the church parlors on Tuesday evening October 21. Menu details will be announced in The Herald in a later issue.
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