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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
5
Advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills in 36 sugar coated white pills per bottle sold for 25 cents. Claims easy dosing with a nightly pill and relief of constipation by morning. Sold at all druggists with a corked glass bottle presentation.
A compact note on newspaper advertising as a tangible commodity. It argues that merchants and readers rely on space to attract attention and drive purchases, contrasting modern ads with earlier stagecoach days and muzzle loading guns.
The wedding of Miss Della Brockner and Mr Frank Friemuth occurred at Holy Rosary Church with Rev Peter Donnelly officiating. The couple will travel to Denver and other western points after the ceremony.
Ordinary injuries may become dangerous if infection develops. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is promoted as antiseptic, preventing infection and complications. It claims to heal skin blemishes, pimples, salt rheum and eczema. 2-ounce box priced at 25 cents from druggist. Trainmen’s daily time books for sale at The Herald office for twenty cents each.
Question raised whether M. Broome may serve as district judge while already holding the elective office of county judge. He is also administrator of several estates under probate court. Parties interested seek legal opinion from state authorities to settle the issue.
Louis Powell and David Purinton report a very profitable and enjoyable trip representing Box Butte county at the Boys' School Encampment in Lincoln. The program covered farm education and demonstrations, with evenings spent ushering and viewing displays, plus entertainment including Flying Kays and Barney Oldfield racing.
A persuasive notice urges farmers to insure grain against loss, offering a policy for a year at about two cents a day. Coverage includes $1,000 on grain in barns, granaries, cribs, dwellings, stacks, or during threshing. Contact Snoddy and Molling for details.
A committee under L H Highland of the Feetail Merchants Federation plans Alliance Market Week for October 25 30 with daily duties assigned to Sallows Thomas Darling Cogswell Rowan and Moore. Funds aim at about 450 dollars with broad community support including a steel donation from Charley Tully for a large barbecue and help from the Alliance fire department.
A city event promises thrilling exhibitions on downtown streets with the Swumming Pool featured in part of the entertainment. Other attractions include a dance, baby show, horse and colt show, and a chicken show with additional acts listed.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills with a nightly dose of one or two pills and water. It asserts a smooth morning bowel movement and daily comfort, selling 36 tablets in an original package for 25 cents at druggists.
The city council considered paving an alley between Third Fourth streets and Box Butte Laramie avenues with costs charged to adjacent properties. Senator Earl Mallory told the Herald the petition against paving is contemplated though not yet filed, arguing streets should be paved before alleys.
The fragment questions whether the event will affect present plans depending on its outcome. It notes uncertainty about potential changes and references a hypothetical result as a trigger for action.
The Herald explains it will omit outside advertising this week as a concession to home advertisers. It frames the move as business, not a donation, noting Alliance merchants treat the paper well and expressing gratitude for local support.
Archie Gregory city treasurer announces daily visits to city hall between 1:30 and 3:30 p m for the next weeks to receive special taxes under ordinance No 215.
An old ad touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fragrant antiseptic cream to apply in the nostrils for immediate relief from head colds and catarrh. It promises clearing of air passages, reduced mucous, and freedom from headaches, with ongoing misery relief and a druggist staple.
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