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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
6
Classified page outlines rates and contact notes for ads. Contains listings for rooms for rent including furnishings and terms, a house and lot for sale, lost item notices, maternity home services, nurse contact, base burner for sale, sewing requests, a dentist card, and requests for cyclone pictures with store references. Multiple names and addresses appear with phone numbers and locations.
Classified items describe furnished rooms for light or full housekeeping with meals out, rental inquiries, and contact details. an abstract books office boasts exclusive sets in Box Butte county. garden plowing and hauling offered. feed, flour, poultry products advertised. painter Be Whisman. piano tuner services. a desirable city residence for sale with two lots, house, and barn listed through Gregg & Son's feed store.
GOOD GASOLINE STOVE for gale inquire at Colburn's store 798-1 £-26. SECOND HAND MACHINES FOR SALE Singer and other makes from six dollars up Apply at Singer Store 405 Box Butte. Sati622.
The Alliance school board invites bids for coal in car load lots to various school buildings totaling about 200 tons. Acceptable types include lignite nut and egg coal. The board may reject any or all bids. Bids are due by Sept. 11. D. W. Hughes, secretary.
W. Patton of the U S land office plans a shorthand class starting October 1 using the Pitman system. Rooms are being prepared in the Times building for evening lessons, probably two nights weekly. Patton has twenty years of experience in writing and teaching shorthand and will offer thorough instruction. prospective students should notify him at 30 109 65 1.
A Manville Wyoming resident touts Dr King s New Life Pills as curing her kidney trouble and making her feel like a new woman. The ad urges stomach and kidney relief with a 25 cent price at J J Brennan s.
The Wrald Publishing Co offers 1912 calendars from Butler Paper Co. Below, in Box Butte Nebraska, Peter Rabendall administrator with will annexed reports final account for the estate of William Wallace Gray. A hearing is set for September 19, 1911 at 10 a.m. in Alliance County Court, with notice to interested parties via The Alliance Herald for three weeks.
The Hastings Nebraska community mourns Bartlett Richards who died Monday at Hastings after multiple operations. Richards, a prominent Northwestern Nebraska cattleman and businessman, faced federal conviction but many viewed the case as strained and unjust. He was brother to former Wyoming governor Richards and uncle to J De Forrest Richards of Omaha. The Herald extends condolences to his widow, ten year old daughter, and his two sons, and notes his charitable acts toward homesteaders and community development.
A Freeville New York man H J Barnum tried many remedies for a long term fever sore. He reports Ducklen's Arnica Salve cured it with scarcely a scar. The ad touts healing for burns boils eczema cuts bruises swelling corns piles. Only 250 at F J Brennan's.
The Boy Scouts returned from a four day outing on the Niobrara with strong appetites and stories of enjoyment. They consumed bread, wine, potatoes, apples, cookies, sweet milk, butter, sugar, coffee and more, yet still felt hungry at times.
Regular services announced for the next sabbath with Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m. Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p m and a second preaching service at 8 p m. No mid week service this week.
Services every Sunday at 10:30 am. Sunday school at 11:30 am. Junior Auxiliary Chapter A meets Wednesday at 7:30 pm. Junior Auxiliary Chapter B meets Sunday afternoon at 3:00 pm. Ladies Guild meets Wednesday at 4:00 pm. Women's Auxiliary meets the first Wednesday of each month. Choir practice Friday at 7:30 pm. Sunday evening service at 8:00 pm.
The article notes Omaha will host four national conventions attracting over 100000 visitors in fall and winter. Highlights include the Nebraska State Teachers association November 6–10 with about 600 teachers, the Grain Centers’ meeting October 9–11, the American Prison association mid October with 100 visitors, and the Wool Growers with a sheep show. Notables like George W Wickersham and Bishop George Beecher are scheduled to speak. More than 2,000 sheepmen are expected for the sheep show, boosting Omaha’s appeal.
George Thomas visits Alliance and returns home. hay season nears end in Thwart valley. George Howell may stay for winter. Merril Hughy from Mt. Vernon visits en route to California. gatherings at Grandma Rentfro and Wm. Welch homes. Umpire Ian Hart to teach Farell school. Clinton Guy seeks work in Omaha. severe artery injury to Wil Breckner. Nebraska notice outlines guardianship and adoption proceedings for Pauline and Clara Kittelmann in Box Butte County with Sept 0 hearing date.
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