For Sale Notices From the Alliance Herald
Advertisements list a 1916 six cylinder Reo Roadster in perfect condition and available by inquiry to Dr. Jeffrey, plus three soft coal and three hard coal heating stoves from F E Reddish, and a business course scholarship at the Nebraska School of Business offered at a discount through The Herald office or Box 8635 Alliance Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Reddish
Nebraska School of Business
Lincoln
Nebraska
West
Herald
Care Alliance Herald
Wyoming
City of
Alliance
L. A. Berry
Runner
For Sale and Lost Found Ads in The Herald
A page lists for sale items typewriter ribbons and supplies plus miscellaneous found items like rim parts and keys. Also trade offer for 225 acres of land for horses and local real estate money to loan. Wickham Berry Farm advertises cider and fruit. The Herald promotes its large stock of ribbons and a small notice about calling at the Herald office to claim items or pay for ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Force
Herald Office
Herald Publishing Company
Burns Real Estate Agency
Alliance
Nebraska
Pro Germans Forced to Furl American Flags in Nebraska
In Pleasanton area near Kearney a group of German Americans compelled three compatriots to erect the American flag over their homes and publicly honor it. Judge W D Oldham, council of defense chair, was informed. no riot ensued and one man lacking time to buy a flag was supplied one and unfurled it himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Pleasanton
W. D. Oldham
Council of Defense
Switchman Edward Farrell Dies From Injuries in Fairbury
In Fairbury Nebraska Edward Farrell a Rock Island switchman died in a local hospital after injuries from a yard accident. His foot was caught in a frog the engine struck him passed over his left leg and hip with internal injuries. He is survived by a wife and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Neb
Edward Farrell
Rock Island
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Local Reader
Mrs. A C Kirsten of Greenvillerills declares Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the most reliable cough medicine. After years of use in her mother's home and hers it consistently provides quick relief from colds and bronchial symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. C. Kirsten
Greenvillerills
Obial Troubles Cited as Reliable Cough Medicine
A reader testimonial notes Obial as the most reliable cough medicine they have used, praising its effectiveness in October.
Coal contract settles 6 cent profit for Nebraska institutions
Lincoln Nebraska the board of control awarded a coal contract to E E Howell Son of Omaha delivering 20 000 to 25 000 tons over eight months until June 1 The deal fixes five cents a ton profit over the mine price plus freight and delivery to nine state institutions including the penitentiary insane hospital orthoped ic hospital Nebraska City school for the blind Milford Geneva and other homes The board calls it an excellent bargain for fuel supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Board of Control
Omaha
United States
E. E. Howell & Son
Penitentiary, Insane Hospital
Orthopedic Hospital
Lincoln
School For the Blind
Nebraska City
Institute For Feeble Minded ateBatrice
Seldiers’ Home
Women's Industrial Home
Milford
Girls
Geneva
Open Morning Bath Promises Health Through Limestone Phosphate
Readers are urged to start the day with hot water and limestone phosphate to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. The tonic is claimed to relieve constipation bilious spells stomach trouble rheumatism and skin issues, costing little and transforming health.
Also Mentioned on This Page
van Loons
Momean T myeAny
Ehas
Herald Publishing Co
Snoddy & Molring
Tween Crawford
Lakeside
Keeler-Coursey Company
D. A. Thompson
Big Horn Avenue
West Second
Nicolas & Son
J. A. Keegan
The
Alliance Herald
Nicolai & Son
Big Horn
Sweetwater Avenue
Bath
Typewriter
Typewritera
Burlington
Hoffland
Potash Reduction Company
Box Butte County
Big Timber
Montana
Snoddy and Mollring
Nebraska Bidg. and Loan Co
John R. Snyder
Snoddy & Mouring
Wickham Berry Farm
Salem, Nebraska
Mrs. Smith
Switchman
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