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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
5
Classified section notes room for rent at Simmons' Millinery Store. Also two light house keeping rooms for rent with partial work payment. Large furnished room for rent with bath and heat offered by Mrs. Black at 607 Box Butte. Phone listed.
Modern furnished rooms on the first floor near town. Two rooms for light housekeeping. One room for a single or couple who dine elsewhere. Three rooms for light housekeeping. Contact M. Bayer at 219 Yellowstone, phone 629. Also furnished upstairs rooms at 609 Box Butte, phone 218.
Classified notice lists Bonded Abstracter with exclusive abstract books in Box Butte county and office in McCorkle Building. Also notes S Glidden returned to Alliance and ready for odd jobs and provides phone 266 Red. WANTED SITUATION as house keeper on ranch or in city or hotel work. address Mrs. R. McInroy Thedford Nebr.
Local classifieds list short time loan ads and services. Kaiser and Davidson advertise cash loans at 607 W. in Red district while F E Reddish McMillan offer real estate loans. Piano tuner and nurse ads appear near Threlkeld and Darling spots, with Dr L W Bowman announcing office space at First National Bank building and a maternity service at West 2nd street by Frances Danos Red Cross nurse. A painting service by E C Whitman and a general sale notice with lease option concludes the missive.
House and lot offered for sale with easy terms. Contact 601 Red, Secret, Base burner heater used one winter, asking 27 dollars. Inquire at Herald office. Also second hand sewing machines including Singer from six dollars, apply at Singer Store 405 Box Butte. Sérf622.
Wanted, all kinds of sewing. Prices reasonable. Phone numbers 486 or 105, Socrose.
An advertisement touts that you can obtain a college education without leaving home. The LC S offers at home training and provides an address in Scranton, Pennsylvania for particulars and a contact number 40 41 0866.
Burrow announces closing out sale of entire stock including furniture heating stoves glassware and more at 206 Box Butte Ave. Prices cut to save buyers money before stock runs out. Contact 41-11-6585.
For sale a well matched driving team available with or without harness. Contact A. F. Bundy at phone 450 red, 414f1-682 for details.
A decided bargain is offered for Lots 4 and 5 in Block 6 of Wyoming Avenue Addition to Alliance. Interested parties should address J. D. Whistler, Clara, Nebraska, for details.
Strayed notices list a bay horse with white hind feet and clipped foretop, 1100 pounds, 12 years, and a seal brown horse 1190 pounds, 12 years with clipped foretop and no brands. Finder should notify Frank H. Palmer for reward. phone 687 Blue. Also ad for Dr. James P. Maxfield with modern dental office and electrical equipment above Brennan's drug store.
W E Patton of the U S land office will organize a shorthand class using the Pitman system starting October 1 in rooms fitted in the Times building. Lessons will be offered in the evenings, likely twice a week, with Patton bringing twenty years of teaching experience. Those wishing to enroll should notify Mr Patton promptly.
A Freeville New York man, H. J. Barnum, suffered a long fever sore unsuccessfully before using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He reports complete healing with hardly a scar. The ad claims it heals burns boils eczema cuts bruises swellings corns and piles like magic, 25 cents at F. J. Brennan’s.
Local notice advertises that orders may be left at the Co-Operative. The snippet lists Rowan and Wright supplying coal wood and posts with a phone contact 71 for inquiries.
A course of instruction offered by the International Correspondence School can place a man at the head of his trade or business. Send inquiries to the L C S Scranton Pennsylvania for particulars. 40-4¢-666
Pearly Beach travels to Lincoln to resume studies at the State University. He stops in Sheridan for a brief visit with his brother John. James K. Hewett returns to Lincoln to continue school, and Mr and Mrs Marcus Frankle note a pleasant outing in Colorado.
Appears an advertisement touting ZEMO as a cure for eczema and skin ailments. Offers a 10 cent sample by mail from B W Rose Medicine Co and a refund at Holsten's drug store in Alliance. Claims quick itching halt and universal cure, endorsed by druggists.
In Box Butte County Nebraska on October 0 1811 at 10 A M the county court will hear the final account of Nelson Fletcher as executor of Frank Wiltson deceased Notification requires all interested parties to appear and show cause why the account should be allowed Publication to run in The Alliance Herald for three weeks prior to the hearing conducted by County Judge L A Berry.
Robert Kittelmann relinquishes custody and wages rights for his daughters Pauline and Clara Kittelmann and Ira and Sarah Muzzey seek to adopt them. A hearing is set for September 20 at 3 PM in Alliance, with publication of the order in the Alliance Herald for four weeks prior. County Judge L A Berry issues the order.
W. TL. Zehrung left last Friday for Beatrice to be near his brother as he endures lead poisoning from painting work. He hoped lower altitude would aid his health, but latest reports show little change in his condition.
One hundred dogs valued at 100 dollars each attended a funeral for their mistress Miss Jennie Crocker at the Crocker estate in San Francisco. Two kennel mates, Boston terriers valued at 5000 dollars each, were laid in concrete coffins in Egyptian style. The Pallbearers included the dogs following the bier.
Lincoln hosts the 27th annual International Association of Bureau of Labor Statistics and 25th annual International Association of Factory Inspectors in a joint three day session. Delegates from nearly all states and Canada attend as Fire Commissioner Randall delivers the welcome, extolling Nebraska's agricultural wealth and vast grain and livestock production.
In a Methodist state conference speech Thomas Darnell representing the Anti-Saloon League claimed liquor interests trampling on public rights and attempting to control the state courts. He charged judges in many districts bow to the will of brewers.
Workmen at the proposed Tekamah water plant site struck a good flow of oil while testing a four inch hole. The oil surfaced with water at a depth of thirty seven feet and could not be exhausted despite hours of pumping.
Lincoln on Sept 10 reports state Treasury on hand at 485000 with a general fund around 21000. Officials cite enactments from the last legislature and weak receipts as the main causes of the depletion and reduced liquidity.
Juda Howard of Lincoln faces a case of enticing away her stepchildren from their mother in Glenwood Iowa. He has petitioned the governor for a hearing on a requisition. The Iowa governor is expected back September 25 or 26 to hear the matter.
Adjutant General Phelps issues an order to muster out the machine gun company of the First Nebraska National Guard. The decision follows Captain Herbert T. Weston’s recommendation. The company will be discharged on December 22.
Work at the Nebraska sugar factory is being rushed to begin grinding by next Monday if possible. With about 150000 tons of beets in sight, management aims to start early. The run is expected to last nearly four months.
The supervisors pass four resolutions calling a special election on December 18 to issue 100000 dollars in bonds for a new rental house project in Platte County.
Obituary notes the death of former Montana senator Thomas H. Carter in Washington. The item lists other brief items including a New York fashion tale about Gaby de Lys with a $320,000 necklace, a St Paul hotel death by apparent suicide, and various national and local notices reflecting wide-ranging events from lava flows to court actions and society happenings.
An advertising notice fields a claim by F. J. Chesney & Co promising a constitutional cure for catarrh. The text touts internal remedies and drops or tonics, offering a reward for a person who can prove the treatment fails, with Toledo as the referenced location and urging readers to write for particulars.
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