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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1912
Page
5
Classified ads outline cash and credit rates per word for each insertion with minimum charges and note to mention the Herald. It explains that ads connect buyers and sellers and cautions on rate doubles for black face listings.
The sole abstract book provider for Box Butte County advertises services from the McCorkle Building. Contact details reference the 10-tf-570 listing.
Modern furnished rooms available near schools and central locations. Offers daily or weekly rentals with modern conveniences. Listings include 823 Big Horn and 814 Sweetwater Ave with phone numbers. Also office or living rooms for rent in First National Bank Building.
Coal and wood sales offered by Rowan and Wright with phone 71 and a coal office at Rowan's feed store. Also listing E I Grege and Son's feed and Best flour with phone 145 and 155 and a 1942 money loan service by F B Reddish.
Grand Island Nebraska residents urged to contact AL. WIK ER of Alliance for price lists on monuments. The campaign seeks donations or purchases to support monument projects in the area.
Classified note lists buy and sell of clothing and shoes at 405 Box Butte Avenue with E Parks as the contact. Also mentions a 5 room house for sale at 1050 dollars quick sale and carriage for sale through ACHESON BROS. Old papers available from The Herald office. Kalso mining and painting services offered by E C Whisman.
One hundred sixty acres of good Box Butte county land offered at a bargain. One-half cash with time on the balance. Will take a good new automobile as part payment. Call at the Herald office or write the owner John E Nooner Fulton D. (383 1420).
An association endorses Merital Hair Route as a unique remedy with a trial promised to prove its value. Warnings about diarrhea remedies and sales pitches appear from J. H. Vaughan & Son and others selling Conkey's White Diarrhea Remedy. Milk customers sought with a 16 quarts for a dollar offer.
A vintage advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for burns boils scalds sores skin eruptions cuts sprains and bruises with claims of years of proven merit it is promoted as unrivaled for piles corns or cold sores and offered for 25 cents at Fred E Holsten’s.
Cal Simpson and Company at Corner J in Rowan's feed store advertise highest market prices paid for poultry. Contact at 401 1420 for details and immediate purchase offers.
County Court in Box Butte Nebraska to hear petition by Charles W. Lockwood for administration of the estate and for heir determination. Hearing set for September 20, 1912 at 1 PM in the county court room with notice by three weekly insertions in The Alliance Herald.
James A Parker deceased seeks court action to determine heirs. The petition requests dispensing with oath and a decree of heirs. A hearing is set in the county court room on August 20, 1912, with publication noted. County Judge L A Berry signs the order.
In Box Butte Nebraska County Court judge L A Berry orders a hearing on Eleanor B Clark petition for the estate of Louise Barclay deceased. Notice to interested parties required for three consecutive weeks in The Alliance Herald. Detedth 28th day of August 1912.
Sheriff CC M Cox announces sale of the southeast quarter of section 22, township 25 north, range 51 west, Box Butte County Nebraska, to satisfy a district court decree against Ora E. Philips Ira Bogard and Jane Bogard wife. Sale set for October 7 1912 at 1 PM at the west front door Alliance courthouse. A W Crites attorney for plaintiff.
Belmont residents report travel and visits as neighbors depart for Chicago Fremont Vermont and California. Mr Henderson and Mr Casper plan homecoming in Chicago after a short visit. Mrs Davison and sister return from eastern relatives. Gardner of Marsland buys the hotel. Rosenberger returns from Lincoln. Jensen and Jesperson visit from Blair. Spracklin and Cahn visit Alliance with Plananesky driving in a new Ford.
Residents and visitors from Alliance travel to nearby towns including Crawford Marsland and Belmont. Families move, return home, or visit kin while farmers harvest produce and prepare for winter. Local ball game notes and a new donkey remedy advertisement appear among social items.
Under a district court decree Equitable Land Company sues Ora E Phillips Frank A Massie Annie E Massie Cordel Colvin Emma Colvin and Mery Bowman. Sheriff C M Cox will sell October 7 1912 at 1 pm at Alliance Nebraska to highest cash bidder the southeast quarter of section 13 township 26 north range 52 west to satisfy the decree.
Mrs Sorg and son Rudolph visit daughter near Berea as P J Knapp and Win Vogel take a trip to Alliance. Berea defeats Nonpareil 6 to 0 on Berea diamond. Berea has fourteen games with only two losses. The darkies are coming out to play Berea next Sunday.
A hearing is set on the petition for letters of administration. The document directs interested parties to appear and present any objections or supporting information regarding the estate and appointment of an administrator.
In Box Butte County Nebraska the county court will hear on October 6 1912 at 10 o clock A M a petition by John Weilnel for appointment as administrator of the estate of John P Weber deceased all persons interested must receive notice by publication for three consecutive weeks in The Alliance Herald. I A Berry County Judge.
County Judge LL A Berry of Box Butte County Nebraska gives notice to all persons with claims against the estate of Ern estine Kittelmann deceased to present them by March 1st, 1912 at Alliance county court. Claims not presented by that date will be barred. Dated August 29, 1912.
Doan's Kidney Pills promoted as a remedy for kidney weakness and backache. Testimonial from R. W. Gaylord of Chadron Nebraska cites fifteen years of use and one box curing a severe attack. Sold by dealers for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is the U.S. agent.
Dr F W Boland lists office over First State Bank in Hemingford Nebraska. I J Long on sick list. W N Wilkinson and family travel to Beatrice Nebraska by auto. P J Long and family visit Mrs B J Hedge and son. Charles Mathews from Spade ranch homestead. A heavy storm last week. Hearlan boys collected over a hundred ducks afterward.
The county delegation returned jubilant over the exhibits and prizes. George Douglas states part of Box Butte grains was taken by D Clem Deaver an immigration agent to be shown east then Chicago Union Station for display with origin details. Potato digging nears and Henry Hopkins says he will buy spuds again this fall. Local offers on ladies' suits and coats.
A promotional note claims leaders of large enterprises require health and energy to avoid failure. Electric Bitters is praised by Chas B Allen of Sylvania Georgia for curing rheumatism liver trouble stomach disorders and kidney problems, with four bottles cited as especially effective. Available for 50 cents at Fred E Holaten's.
L M Scott Auctioneer of Lakeside Nebraska advertises auction services and invites buyers to contact him or leave dates at the Alliance Herald for listings.
Agricultural note explains that finely ground unburned limestone improves calcium deficient soils, with clovers and alfalfa noted. It details lime forms, soil testing with litmus paper, and application rates from three to six tons per acre. A separate report covers Zoe Priddy, a teen who died after being struck by a streetcar near Aurora on the Aurora Elgin Chicago line.
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