Alliance News Roundup Prominent Locals and Local Events
Local residents recover from illness and travel. Melvin Miller arrives overseas. Officials report Mrs. I R Wilcox death in Creston Iowa and funeral attended by relatives in Alliance. The stockdale principal joins Ordnance service. fish planting underway at Kilpatrick Dam and Krause ranch lakes. Navy recruitment seeks five women stenographers. Isaacson pursues duck hunting with a new backbraced cannon platform.
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Alliance
O’brien
Lloyd Thomas
al- Nafee
F. E. Holston
Roy Beckwith
Kilpatrick Dam
Krause Brothers
Krause
A. G. Isaacson
Abe
Alice
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement from Alliance Resident
Helpful words describe back ache and kidney soreness as signs of weak kidneys with danger in delay. Mrs. D W Ray of 414 Niobrara Avenue testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills gave relief after years of weariness and nervousness, recommending them as a reliable kidney medicine. Price 60 cents at all dealers.
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Alliance
Dean
D. W. Ray
Niobrara Avenue
Doan
Ray
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr King's New Discovery Relieves Cold Symptoms
A vintage ad promotes Dr King s New Discovery as a remedy for cold and bronchial irritation. It claims the medicine loosens phlegm soothes a sore throat and speeds recovery, noting its age and availability at druggists.
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Bac
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer Gentle Bowel Help
A historical ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy to regulate and stimulate bowel function. It frames the product as a gentle trainer that cleanses and relieves torpor, promising natural relief without harsh effects.
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Dr. King
Time Pieces Slowed One Hour Sunday
Sunday, October 27, marks the return to standard time as clocks are set back one hour after seven months of daylight saving. Plan persists unless Congress repeals. April 1 advance and October 1 retard will continue annually. Railroads and telegraphs face schedule and clock adjustments and added costs.
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Congress
Western Union
Potash Interests to Benefit From Tax Deduction Plan
Nebraska potash, oil, timber and mine owners face a liberal depletion deduction under a revenue bill amendment adopted by the senate finance committee. Deductions hinge on fair market value, for properties acquired before March 1, 1913 or discovered later, with leasing arrangements to be fairly split between lessor and lessee.
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Nebraska
Senate Finance Committee
Rural route petitioned for Alliance Antioch road project
Secretary Fisher reports Dr. L W Page of the national public roads office acknowledges a 60-signature rural route petition for project No 21. The petition lacks route length and served territory and a map. Further information and a diagram are requested to proceed toward possible approval by the Secretary of Agriculture.
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Dr. Page
Public Roads
Hitchcock
Fisher
The
Alliance Community Club
L. W. Page
Page
Alliance-Antioch
W. D. Fiser
Potash Highway Association
Alliance
Nebraska
Secretary of Agriculture
Omaha
Wrigley to Stop Tin Foil Wrapping for Juicy Fruit
Wrigley will discontinue tin foil wrappers for Juicy Fruit to free the material for government use. The gum will switch to a hermetically sealed pink wrapper like Spearmint and Doublemint will move to waxed pink paper, away from green packaging.
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Wrigley'’s
Uncle Sam
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