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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
12
The notice lists GASH RATES one cent per word per insertion with a ten cent minimum and Black face double rate. CREDIT RATES one cent per word per insertion with a twenty five cent minimum and no ad charged under fifteen cents per week. Readers urged to mention Herald and that ads pair buyers and sellers in this town.
Abstracter offers county records in McCorkle Building. Furnished room for rent at Sweetwater Ave. Office and living rooms for rent in First Nat'l Bank Building. Help wanted for general house work at Cheyenne Ave. Coal and fuels from Rowan & Wright with contact 71. Hides and furs bought at Hills Harness Shop. Gunsmith services by J. G. Herterich. Financing on real estate from F E B Reddish of Rowan & Wright. Coal office at Rowan's feed store.
Paine-Fishburn Granite Co offers monuments with money savings. AL. Wik er, Alliance salesman, can supply price lists from Grand Island. Also notes sale of a five room bungalow with bath, gas lights, hot water, basement, porches, and 2% lots near a school. Piano for sale on easy terms at Herald office.
See E. C. Whisman for lowest painting and paper hanging prices. Girl wanted for house work. Mrs. George Hand at 1S Laramie Ave. World-Herald delivered daily and Sunday 60 cents per month. For sale residence lots cheap, contact A. J. Welch at 808 Big Horn Ave. Phone 361. Wound cleaning and pressing by Mrs. W H Zehrung with dyeing prices.
County Court in Box Butte County Nebraska on October 16 1912 ordered that Daniel H. McNamara be heard November 1 1912 at 10 o clock for appointment as administrator with will annexed of the estate of WM L McNamara. All interested persons must appear to show cause why petition should not be granted. Notice to be printed in Alliance Herald for three consecutive weeks.
An advertisement promotes Nichols' shoe shop for men and boys offering work shoes and fine dress shoes at savings. It also mentions other classifieds about rentals, can sales, piano sale, and Curtis Best flour at E J Gregg & Son's.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as purifying impure blood to improve health and beauty. It urges readers to try the pills at 25 cents through Fred E. Holsten.
The American Drug and Press Association authorizes members to guarantee Merital Hair Tonic as a unique and wonderful remedy. A trial will prove its value. Endorsed by F. J. Brennan with reference to Pilkington for Honey and 5, 10, and 60 lb. can sizes.
A list of real estate transfers reported by F E Reddish from Box Butte County Nebraska includes Nellie Kd Furman to George L Taylor NW 17 NE 18 28-50 for 200 Laura Garrels Sanquist to J H Garrels SW SE SE 1-26-50 for 2500 and multiple other deeds with units ranging from 100 to 2400 dollars involving numerous Garrels, Johnson, Rasmussen, Rowland and others plus U S patent transfers and local church notices and service times listed for Alliance Hemingford and surrounding areas.
The Immanuel German Evangelical Lutheran Church lists services at Corner Yellowstone Ave and 7th St with 6:30 am Sunday school and 10:30 am preaching. German and English services alternate Sundays, with Berea hosting Sunday morning worship at 10:30. Parochial school runs September to June five days a week. Pastor Titus Lang at 703 Niobrara Ave. Phone 259.
A compact notice promotes Wise Advertisements urging readers that advertising in the paper yields results. It emphasizes cost efficiency and broad reach for local businesses seeking exposure.
The church holds Sunday school at 10:00 a m with graded lessons and preaching at 11:00 a m. Evening preaching at 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 90. Pastor A L Godfrey leads services.
The church lists 10 00 a m Sunday School 11 00 a m Public worship 6 30 pm Young peoples Epworth League 7 30 pm Public worship Prayer Bible study and social hour Wednesday 7 10 The doors of this church are open to all people at all services A cordial and home welcome extended to all to worship with us if you have no other church home in the ity
In the basement of the new church on November 14 Elder Flek will speak as evangelist. A religious census of Alliance is planned next week under the direction of Frank Allan Woten, pastor of the Christian church.
The Kev, Father Monaghan and Brady announce a mission for non Catholics at Holy Resary church in Alliance. A question box near the front door will receive questions answered that evening. A series of sermons will cover topics from religious equality to the pope and confession and Mary. Ushers will aid visitors as pews are set aside for the mission. Rev. Peter Donnelly, Pastor.
The A M E Church holds services in Marks hall at the northeast corner of Laramie avenue and Third street with Sunday school at 10 50 a m and preaching at 8 00 p m All are welcome.
Sabbath school at the residence of Mrs Pilkington meets Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock. M&S, John Pilkington, Superintendent.
10 00 a m Sunday school. 6 20 pm 8 . P U Ladies Bible class Tuesday 7 50. Men's Bible Class Wednesday 7 20. Mid week Prayer Meeting Thursday 7 10. GEO A WITTE Pastor.
Sunday at 2:00 p.m. at F. B. Herbaugh 625 Missouri Ave. Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. at Ricketts 624 Missouri Ave. Mr and Mrs J M Gibney were called to Omaha last week by the death of Mrs Gibney's father who died Friday. They are expected back to Alliance tomorrow. The Herald extends sympathy to the bereaved.
At the Court House services start at 10:00 am with Bible school and 1:00 am for preaching. The Empress Theatre hosts a 7:30 pm revival with the theme Heavenward Ways Step One and The Unpardonable. A revival eating will be com-
Prices listed for cabbage at 1.25 a hundred red onions 1.50 a hundred pounds apples 1.00 a bushel potatoes for storage available see Pilkington for honey in multiple sizes old papers offered at The Herald office for six cents per bunch
The Herald notes a revived push to form a live business and professional club in the city after the dissolution of the Alliance Commercial Club. Local leaders see a gap in public interest advocacy and expect the new group to address community issues when organized.
A local club outlines a program to install a business life suite for members along with a cafe and pool room. Reading rooms are also contemplated as part of the enhanced club rooms.
Prices listed show cabbage at 1.25 per hundred, red onions at 1.50 per hundred pounds, with apples offered by Alliance Grocery Co. in a compact grocery ad style.
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