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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
5
The notice outlines want ad pricing with gash and credit rates at one cent per word per insertion, a minimum ten cent charge, and a twenty five cent minimum for advertising accounts. It notes black face double rate and requests readers mention Herald in responses.
Classified notices list rental rooms and office space across several locations. Abstracter offers services from McCorkle Building with contact details. Multiple rooms for rent appear at 317 West Fourth Street and 823 Big Horn Street with phone lines for inquiries. The Crescent House at 222 East Second Street and 314 Sweetwater Avenue advertise furnished rooms by day or week, plus space in the First National Bank Building.
Rowan and Wright advertise coal wood and posts with telephone 71 and mention feed in quantity at E. J. Gregg and Son with phone 155. F K Reddish real estate loans and E L Gregg and Son flour are also promoted with guaranteed quality and phone 155.
Grand Island Nebraska area promotes monuments with a money back incentive. Local salesman AL Wiker of Alliance advertises canvassing for price lists and orders by mail.
Classified item listing offering used clothing and shoes at 405 Box Butte avenue by E Parks with high prices paid. Also advertises White Plymouth Rock cockerels for sale and a piano for sale on easy terms from E P Sweeney, contact Herald office.
A brief list of ads notes a two seated carriage for sale by Acheson Bros at 1050 dollars if sold quickly. Also mentions old papers at The Herald office, painting and wallpaper services, and kalso mining. See W. B. Young and E. C. Whisman for specifics and pricing.
What we never forget recalls Bucklen’s Arnica Salve used by mothers and grandmothers to treat burns boils scalds and skin eruptions. It claims decades of cures prove merit and notes benefits for piles corns and cold sores. Available at Fred E. Hoisten's for 25 cents.
In the County Court of Box Butte Nebraska Judge L A Herry orders a hearing for Charles W Lockwood’s petition to dispense with administration and determine heirs. The hearing is set for September 20 1912 at 1 PM in the county court room and notice will be published in The Alliance Herald for three weeks.
County court orders hearing on petition to determine heirs of James A. Parker deceased. Hearing set in county courthouse for the Alliance Herald notice, with L A Berry as county judge and seal.
Sheriff Cox announces sale of the southeast quarter of section 22, township 25, range 51 in Alliance Nebraska on October 7 1912 at 1 pm by order of the district court Equitable Land Company as plaintiff and Ora Phillips Ir Bogard and Jane Bogard as defendants for funds due under a foreclosure decree.
Notice under a Nebraska decree of foreclosure schedules Oct 21 1912 at 1 PM for sale of the southeast quarter of section 13 township 26 range 52 west Alliance Box Butte County to satisfy the Equitable Land Company judgment. Sheriff C M Cox and W A Crites issue the sale details.
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. The hearing is scheduled for September 28 1912 at 1 PM in the county court room with notice by publication in The Alliance Herald for three consecutive weeks.
I Lucy A Berry County Judge of Box Butte County Nebraska notify all persons with claims against the estate of Ernestine Kittelmann deceased that March 11, 1913, is set for reception examination and adjustment of claims at the county court room Alliance. All interested must present claims by date or they will be barred. Dated August 24, 1912. L A Berry County Judge.
RK W Gaylord of Chadron Nebraska testifies after fifteen years of use that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved a severe kidney attack. He urges others with backache or kidney symptoms to trust the remedy. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
Hem ingford residents and visitors report trips to Ponca Alliance Scottsbluff and Chadron. Farmers praise crops despite frost with strong land values noted near Marsland and regional markets discussed through late week sightings and social visits.
Malinda school in District 54 began Monday with Mr Ball as teacher. Sand Hill district reports Mies Hamlin of Harrison as the rod in charge. Arthur Lore and wife visited his parents Mr and Mrs Weiss last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Cal Duerr drove to Minatare with potatoes. Mr and Mrs Geo Denton visited Mr Horn Saturday afternoon. Edwin Dunlap returns from work near Bayard Friday.
Weather notes describe rain and mild frost danger in the Mount Pleasant area. A stream of social visits and neighborly updates follows, with mentions of Mrs. Call Underwood’s visitor Harve Gaskal from Limeville Iowa, and several local households hosting or dining together.
State of Nebraska Box Butte County to all persons interested in the estate of John P. Weinel deceased. John Weinel filed September 7 1912 a petition in the county court for appointment as administrator of the estate. Hearing set for October 9 1912 at 10 00 A M in Alliance. Notice to interested parties by publication for three weeks in The Alliance Herald. Dated September 7 1912 County Judge L A Berry Seal.
A frost touched the area on the 15th night. Amanda Nabb started her first term in Dist 17 on Monday morning. Mrs Wells Clark of Billings Montana visits then returns home by train. Sois moving to a homestead this week. N G Leishman cut Mr Skinner's cranberry crop last week. Wm Johnston hauled a euo home last week. Seven Cal Hashman's new barn nears completion. Fay and Ethel Hemry returned from a trip to Gering visiting Sioux county friends.
Burton W. Gibson in Goshen jail says he is formulating a defense to clear himself of murdering his client Rosa Menachik Szabo. The piece mentions 33 Cumberland Alaska coal claim lands and alleged blanket patents voided by the interior department amid the Ballinger Pinchot controversy. Also reports Count Maresuke Nogi and Countess Nogi’s deaths by suicide in Tokyo after ceremonies for Emperor Matsuhito. William Rand, a freshman at North Carolina University, dies after hazing incident where he fell from a barrel and injured neck on broken glass.
Frost and a light freeze touched Belmont with minimal danger to corn not yet siled. Mrs. James Phelps recovered from illness as L M McCoy builds a coal shed for winter fuel. Farmers scout trains for hoboes amid high work demand. Ford Wendt bought flour. D T Porter showcased homegrown turnips. Mrs Eerl Fosket improves after illness. John Miller reports bushels of wiki plums, likely to waste. A Belmont ball game East vs West on the rail track was a good contest. Mr Newter of Crawford visited Lower Suesday. neighbors gathered at the Trussell farm west of Marshind.
Charley Bogs and family visited P. J. Long and family last Sunday. P. J. Long went to Alliance on business, Lee Helme works this week cutting corn and soybeans yielding about fifty bushels per acre. A hard freeze occurred near Jess last night and no teacher has yet been found for the P. J. Long school. News is scarce in the red neighborhood this week.
The ad claims successful leaders need vigor and promotes Electric Bitters as a cure. Charles B. Allen of Sylvania Georgia credits four bottles with relief from rheumatism liver trouble stomach disorders and kidney issues. Available for 50 cents at Fred E. Holsten's.
L. M. Scott, auctioneer based in Lakeside Nebraska, invites clients to arrange sales through Alliance Herald notices. Potential sellers are advised to see him in Lakeside or leave dates at the Alliance Herald office.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure by F Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio cures catarrh, a purported constitutional disease. It asserts internal dosing and direct action on body tissues and offers a money back guarantee with free circulars by mail.
An advertisement touts Merital Hair Tank as a guaranteed item from the American Drug and Press Association and promotes Donkey’s White Diarrhea Remedy. It claims a trial will convince you and lists J. Ki. Vaughan & Son as the seller with a price of 500 for sale.
The county fair in Box Butte is canceled due to circumstances blocking its run this year. Secretary Claude Vaughan says past events show strong stockmen interest but epidemic fears led to delaying and racing being halted early in the week.
Last week BE PF Sweeney sold his 22440 acre ranch five miles east of Alliance in Box Butte county to Rust from Lancaster County. The homestead dates to 1887 and Sweeney notes ill health as the reason for sale. He plans a winter trip south and would have stayed if health allowed.
Eugene B. Ford has been elected director and assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Alliance. The move places him in a senior banking role within the institution.
Lost pocketbook containing 23 dollars and 65 cents with inscription Compliments of Oklahoma State Bank. Finder to leave at Herald office and receive 5 dollars reward. Case referenced 41-2-1448.
Lord Churchill endorses parliaments like the US Congress as the Russian duma dissolves with elections set for Sept 23 and a new duma opening Oct 28. Major General Leonard Wood orders a general army supply post at El Paso. Wilson and Bryan to address crowds in Lincoln on Oct 5. Pressmen strike in Portland for higher wages and rule changes. Kansas suffers six million dollars in losses from a horse plague. Buffalo dealer George Hanner fatally shot in Tonawanda. wife wounded. Alyn Murphy lynched after confessing assault in Alton Iowa. Celtic park brawl injures sixty, two critical. San Andres murder of Joseph Bickerditte in Lower California. U S Motor Company receivers appointed for $42.5 million firm. Ex-police inspector Hayes found guilty. dismissed. Saxony war games end in imperial victory per Emperor William. British aviator casualties prompt suspension of monoplanes. United States readies intervention in Santo Domingo with warships. A stock train collision at Troy Kansas claims multiple lives and injuries.
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