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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
5
The notice outlines classification rules with one cent per word and minimums, credit rates, and blackface surcharges. It lists contact options and various local ads including coalwood delivery, fruit prices, storage depot track, office rental, potatos buying, eyeglasses found, and a call to claim by payment.
For sale miscellaneous items including a house and lot at a bargain with easy terms. Also an E C Whisman painting or paper hanging service with phone 709 and a cook stove offered cheap with phone 586. Red phone 601 is listed for the house deal.
James Potmesil offers chickens ready to lay and old hens for sale plus squashes and turnips at Long Lake Nebraska. Write orders to Long Lake. Also an ad notes a good paying business for sale with lease option and asks inquiries at the Herald office. Dr James P Maxfield dentist advertises a modern dental office over Brennan's drug store per Herald page.
A booster ad proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the supreme healer for cuts burns bruises sores and more with claims it treats sore eyes cold sores eczema piles and sprains. The ad urges readers to buy at F. J. Brennan's for 25 cents.
Ground floor office on Box Butte avenue available for rent by Herald office in Alliance. Suitable for real estate or small retail business. Inquiries accepted at once. call 349.
Notice of dissolution of the partnership between Wm. M. Hill I. A. Hager and Geo. E. Douglas under the firm name Northwestern Nebraska Land Company. Dissolved by mutual consent dated October 6 1911 at Alliance Nebraska with signatures WM. M. Hill I. A. Hager Geo. E. Douglas.
Local testimonial from John J. Lingle of Wayside near Chadron Nebraska extols Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes chronic backache kidney soreness and cold-related aggravation resolved after using the remedy. He notes continued benefit after moving and recommends Doan's sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as US sole agents.
In the United States District Court for Nebraska Division a hearing on James F. Hannigan's discharge petition is set for November 15, 1911 at 11 a.m. at the Referee's office in Broken Bow. Known creditors and interested parties are to appear and show cause. The Alliance Herald will publish notice of the hearing.
Hemingford residents report relatives and friends traveling to Alliance and other towns. Lena Britton Fra Frank Potmesil Alice Potmesil and families visit, with several Alliance trips noted and a burial service at Hemingford cemetery.
Bay pony left the barn of J W Thomas at 500 Sweetwater Avenue Alliance on Wednesday October 18 with a head halter. Reward for return or information. Leave word at Herald office or call 450744.
An advertisement claims Mall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh a constitutional disease and offers a hundred dollar reward for proof of failure. It asserts internal action by the medicine on the blood and nerves and urges readers to mail testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Test for constipation.
The readable line indicates dates may be left at the Herald office in Alliance or to write at Lakeside Nebraska. The fragment preserves place names Alliance and Lakeside Nebraska and references a date submission process.
C H Britton and wife of Crawford and Gust Wendt of Louisville Nebr visited Belmont last week. Fritz Swann returns for a few days. Dance last Saturday drew sixty two. Wheat hauling and potato digging continue with good quality but below average quantity. F P Mengel of Lees Summit Mo seeks potatoes for Missouri shipment. Wim Hollinrake and Frank Pierce visited town. Charley Hale threshing. Grain prospects brighter than expected. Louis Hack builds a new storage house. Lynn Townsen had a wagon accident but no injuries. Pearl Evans can teach again. Mabel McHenry filled in. Buckley cousins from Sioux County visited Eversall family. George Bouldin hauling potatoes to Ft Robinson. Farmers discuss another Belmont elevator, no firm plans yet.
Mrs C Wil loughby of Marengo Wisconsin refused to panic and offered timely guidance preventing a dreadful incident. Neighbors credit calm action and swift advice for averting loss and harm in the community.
Mrs. W. W. Gould of Pittsfield New Hampshire credits Electric Bitters with curing her stomach and kidney troubles after other medicines failed. She urges others to try the tonic, calling it the best liver and kidney remedy FF made. Available for 50c at F. J. Brennan's.
A quirky classified item offers handmade switches described as being crafted from hair combings. The ad lists contact as phone number 621 and location in New York, with an unclear business name New York Hat Rho.
A testimonial notes a severe cough once called consumption improving after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The writer credits the medicine with saving her life and her child during bronchial trouble. Priced 80c and 1.00 with a free trial bottle and guarantee by F. J. Brennan.
Attend Harry Lapham's public sale on Thursday November 2 1911 at the Garden County location. The sale lists horses cattle farming implements and cooking utensils with particulars available.
The sale begins Monday October 2 at 1 o clock at the seller's Hemingford residence. Goods include work horses geldings ponies colts buggies wagons farm machinery harness furniture a two horse gasoline engine and more. 3 percent cash discount on all sums over 10 dollars eleven months credit on sums over ten dollars with 10 percent note interest. See bills for details. Seller B E Johnson.
Public sale at nine miles west and two north of Alliance to the Hash man P. O. on Tuesday October 21. Nine work horses six cows calf four hogs thirteen pigs chickens corn small grain wagon buggy mower cultivators plows hay rack household goods and more. See bills for particulars. Fred Nichols.
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