Patronize Home Talent Causes Local Trade Debate
The Alliance Herald criticizes transient tradesmen like Mr. Basye who seek quick work and leave town. Basye offered a position on the western coast and loaded up a large bill for a sign, demanding cash payment for the balance. The paper notes higher trust in permanently located workers and vows to favor home talent in future business.
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Editorial Gossip and Political Echoes Across Regions
A collage of remarks and editorial snatches from plusieurs papers notes the spread of dubious degrees in a Nebraska story, praise Arizona's reform movement and constitution, warn about a crafty peddler selling junk, plus taftian veto framing and a dispatch about Taft instructing the West.
Electric Bitters Claim Health Boost Countering Work Stoppage
An advertisement urges workers not to stop when ordered by doctors and claims Electric Bitters restore tone and vigor. It promises immediate benefit, guarantees satisfaction, and offers bottles at 50 cents through F. J Brennan’s.
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Washington Letter on Taft Peace Efforts and Prohibition Debate
The piece discusses Taft administration efforts toward world peace and calls for unified temperance platforms as Maine votes and alcohol reforms loom. It notes proposed uniform laws across states addressing marriage and bigamy, plus police reports on a major green goods operation led by S. A. Potter in Chicago with alleged profits of 1.5 million dollars.
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Herald offer for new subscribers expires in October
The Herald announces a subscription special for new subscribers at 1.00 per year instead of 1.40. The offer ends in October, and interested readers are urged to mail in their subscriptions promptly.
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Farm Journal Almost Free Offer
The Herald offers Nebraska Farm Journal at a special rate of 25 cents for one year, half price from 50 cents. Subscribers who add 25 cents to their Herald subscription will be enrolled for a year, with their names placed on the Farm Journal list for the limited weeks.
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Extra Herald copies for sale at five cents each
The Herald offers remaining copies for distribution at five cents per copy. For orders of ten or more copies of a single issue, we will supply the addresses without extra postage charges. Notify us in advance of a desired issue to allow printing additional copies.
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Hopkins Family Buys Subscriptions in Allames
T. L. Hopkins and his family from the county north end shopped in Allames last Friday. Before leaving town he called The Herald and left a five dollar subscription payment and took home a premium wall chart.
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