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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
6
Local names and travels fill Hemingford notes with residents returning from Alliance Sioux county and Omaha and visiting kin in Iowa Missouri and Illinois. Mentions include ministers Rev Cox and Rev Houston and families such as Hicke Melick Micheal Kennedy and Holloway with workers and shoppers passing through town.
John Barnstead of Hemingford and AB LENS paid a visit to the office. N. P. Dodge of Omaha, who has led the Belmont addition lot sale, returned Monday. He praised the results and predicted a bright future for Alliance, commending Dodge and his sales team for the businesslike conduct of the sale.
Horace Bogue of Alliance says advertising pays. He used a full page in the Herald last week and reports gratifying results. Beginning in 1900 with a small shop he grew his business by advertising and progressive methods until his store occupies its own large building and is crowded. Bogue guarantees the quality of all goods and credits advertising with much of his success. He recently bought part of the Teffit Weller Co. stock in New York and is placing it on sale at his store.
The Herald emphasizes quality as its constant aim in newspaper and job printing. It asserts continued business with many customers despite lower prices offered by competitors.
A striking booklet titled Oma ha of Today sent by the Commercial Club of Omaha to the editor is packed with photographs of notable Omaha buildings and city scenes, described as a work of art.
T J Treskeld suffered a serious head injury after a ladder fall last week. He remained bedridden for a day and a half but has since recovered enough to be out again.
The Adler building just north of the Herald office is complete and being prepared for occupancy by The Right Clothing Store. Roy Beckwith expresses pride in the fine structure and prime location that The Right will occupy.
Mr Norton plans a modern store front with up-to-date materials but cannot secure necessary workers. R L Polk advertising man Mr Hubbard, visiting Alliance, notes the Drake hotel era five years ago and observes the city’s rapid, outwardly noticeable growth since then.
C. H. Fuller of Sidney Nebraska and former pupil of Supt Pate Alliance called at the Herald Office Monday. He now represents the Royal Typewriter Company from the Kansas City branch, covering western Nebraska, and reports business good.
Arthur Hubbard advertising manager of R. L. Polk & Co. Sioux City Iowa is in Alliance several days arranging advertising and doing preliminary work for the new city directory. He is described as a pleasant gentleman and a capable business person.
C. B. Johnson, who opened a laundry at 418 West Fourth Street and has advertised in the Herald, orders the advertisement removed. He will install a larger engine and more machinery to handle all future orders.
Norton’s store installs a large rear window that lights the office much better, improving illumination and comfort in the workspace.
A P Lee, manager of Forest Lumber Company's Alliance yard, reports improved health after moving from Oklahoma five weeks ago to replace J A Berry. He says Mrs Lee and the children are also better.
Federal court convened in Alliance Nebraska with Judge Munger presiding. Cases included United States v McLean and v Blondel to cancel patents, damages actions against C B & O Ry Co and others, equities and remands. Jury found not guilty in Yorich Nichols fencing case. remaining matters adjourned.
A widow Mrs Christina L MacCray thanks Gray and Guthrie Generals Agents of the Equitable Life Assurance Society for promptly paying a life policy claim. The policy number 1642664 covered Halleck E MacCray who died August 15 after illness started May. Settlement received September 15, 1910 for 1000.00.
Miss Alice Acheson has entered the employ of Teater Brothers as cashier and bookkeeper.
Robert Monfort, formerly employed at the Burlington storehouse in this city, now works as a brakeman on the Bridgeport-Guernsey run.
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