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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1912
Page
5
Classified section explains pricing by word with a minimum charge and credit rates. Readers are asked to mention the Herald in responses and notes that ads connect buyers and sellers in town.
A local abstracting office promotes services as the sole set of abstract books for Box Butte county. The firm operates from McCorkle Building with an address listing 10 to 570.
Furnished rooms for rent offered by day or week with modern conveniences and reasonable rates. The Cres Cent House at 222 East Second St lists contact phone 82. Additional listings show a furnished room at 314 Sweetwater Ave, phone 387, and an office or living rooms space available in the First National Bank Building with contact 17tf1186.
Coal and feed advertisements appear from Rowan & Wright and E. J. Gregg & Son with phone numbers 71 and 155. Notices offer coal wood posts real estate loans via F B Reddish and Curtis Best Gooch flour. Includes multiple line promos for coal office at Rowan's feed store and tf listings.
Local salesman AL Wiker of Alliance seeks buyers for monument prices in Grand Island. Call for price list and details on memorials and grants for northern Nebraska customers.
Classified notes show items for sale and classifieds including second hand clothing and shoes at 405 Box Butte avenue with high prices paid. Also listed are White Plymouth Rock cockers for sale and various local ads for piano sale carriage, painting, and housekeeping help with delivery and contact details.
A vintage ad notes common remedies like Bucklen's Arnica Salve used by mothers and grandmothers for burns boils scalds and skin sores. It claims long years of cures and touts piles corns and cold sores as unrivaled. Available for 25 cents at Fred E. Holsten's.
Nebraska auctioneer L M Scott of Lakeside advertises auctions with dates to be left at the Alliance Herald, inviting local buyers to consign or bid in upcoming sales.
In the matter of the estate of Louise Barclay deceased Eleanor B. Clark petitions for immediate administration dismissal and heirs determination. A hearing is fixed for September 28 1912 at 1 o clock in the county court room. Notice to interested parties by publication in The Mulance Herald for three successive weeks. Dated August 24 1912 County Judge A Berry.
County Judge L A Berry of Fox Butte County Nebraska fixes March 1 1913 at the Alliance county court room as the time and place for creditors to present claims against the estate. Creditors must appear and present their demands or be barred by noncompliance. Dated August 29 1012 by L A Berry County Judge.
By decree of foreclosure in district court Box Butte County Nebraska Equitable Land Company versus Ora E Philips Ira Bogard and Jane Bogard wife unknown the sheriff will offer for sale October 7 1912 at 1 pm at the west front door Alliance the southeast quarter section 22 township 25 north range 51 west to satisfy the decree.
The sheriff of Box Butte County Nebraska will sell at public auction on October 21 at 1 PM at the west front door of the Allance courthouse. The sale, under a district court decree in a case with Equitable Land Company as plaintiff and Ora E Phillips and others as defendants, covers the southeast quarter of section 13, township 26, range 52 west.
Raila Johnson was a passenger to Alliance on 44 Wednesday. The First National Bank opened its doors for business Thursday in Dr. McKuen's new office building. Several residents, including Mrs. Belle Brown and Mrs. Dick Kenner, visited family in Alliance. Fr. T. White left for Waco Nebraska after a short visit. Fred Quade, an elder resident, died suddenly. funeral is set for Wednesday at the cemetery.
A hearing is scheduled on the petition for letters of administration. The notice names the petitioner and court, and sets the date, time, and location for the proceeding to appoint an administrator of the estate.
In Box Butte County Nebraska John P Weinel filed a petition on September 1912 for appointment as administrator of John F Weber deceased. The hearing is set for October 9 1912 at 10 o clock AM in Alliance county court. Notice will be published in The Alliance Herald for three consecutive weeks.
Local notes report more rain and Jack Frost visiting the county. Mentions include visits to Missouri, ranch work at Spade, cattle shipping from Omaha, waxen jowls raised by Jeanie and Stanley Wright, and various neighbors taking part in everyday farm and family activities.
The author argues the Payne Aldrich tariff boosts domestic prices and deceives shoppers by labeling domestic cotton goods as imported. He cites sample No. 56 dimity and sample No. 34 white goods to claim profits spike from high duties, hurting American consumers.
A tariff editor toured a New England city of about 100 000 and found a department store counter piled with Irish dimity goods, placarded with notices.
Investigations show store buyer bought Irish looking dimities from a Boston robber at 10 cents a yard, made in a New England mill. The fabric, sold as imported with retailer profit, is actually American produced. Board samples show production costs about 7.13 cents per yard with little variance across mills.
Cal and Mrs Duerr loaded a spud load for Minutare as frost arrives. Hertha Sharp helped diggers on Monday while neighbors Bert Miller and Ed Denker hosted visits. Local residents traveled to Alliance for the fair amid poor weather. A lost pocketbook valued at $25.65 with Oklahoma State Bank inscription was found. reward offered at Herald office.
Nebraska leaders urge early seed corn selection to prevent a famine after late crops and possible frosts. Farmers should pick seed from strong stalks, dry promptly, and avoid crib or field shucking flaws. Extension Bulletin No. 0 offers guidance and is available free from Lincoln and the Omaha Commercial Club.
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