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TUB ALLTANCB HERALD, FRTDAY, APRIL 30, 1920
CARWFORD GAS WtLL
HAS PROMISING LOOK
Drilling on the Stapleton-Coleraan
well on the school house hill in this '
city, was resumed on Thursday and
ontln'ued but a short time when the i
gas flow became stronger, and prin
cipally on account of the loose dirt
(apparently from caring) Interfering
It was considered best to cease drill
ing and case the well with 6-inch cas
ing before drilling is resumed, suys
the Crawford Tribune,
When the flow of gas was noticed
to be stronger it created quite an ex
cltament again, as it la an Indication
that the gas is not merely a small
pocket, but will prote a strong con
tinuous flow when the well is cleaned
out, cased and drilled to a greater
depth, which is the intention of the
management. A torch was applied,
to the escaping gas again and after
. flamlnff for a short time was extln-.
gulshed as formerly, by corerlng
with wet boards and tlrt.
HEAL ISTATB TRAN8FKIW
Famished by J. D. Eraerick, Bond
ed Abstracter, Alliance, Nebraska.
Clarence O. Rosenberger, single,
and Myrtle Cullen, single, to Frank
M. Mintle, NWVi of Sec. 1, Twp. 26,
Range, 49, $10,800.00.
The United States to John Hono
mlghl, SWU of Sec. 4-27-52.
Florllla Veeder, widow, to Inrnl M.
Myers, Ntf of NW of 27-27-49,
$6,400.00.
The United States to Wilson A.
Clyborne, NW of 8-26-60.
F. A. Bald and wife, to Oscar
O'Dannon, NSU of 18-25-48, $6,400.
Claudia B. Dole, single to Lloyd
E. Johnson, Lot "F", sub-dirlslon of
Lot 2, County Addition to Alliance,
$1,160.00.
Samuel Alspaugh, and wife to Mike
Hinlch, a lot In WH of Second Coun
ty Addition to Alliance, $1,950.00.
Bertha P. Fleming, a widow, to T.
J. O.Keefe, Lot 7, Block 1, First Ad
dition to Alliance, $1.00.
Lora Wadum, single, to II. M.
Adams. Lot 5, Block 2, Box Butte
Addition to Alliance, $500.00.
Ben Swanson, single to Ray 8.
Clayton, and John Kelly, SWK of
Sec. 8, and HVs of 17-25-49, $1.00.
Thomas-Bald Investment Com
pany, to Ray 8. Clayton and John
Kelly, EV4 of Sec. 17, and SW4 of
8-25-49. $960.00.
Christln aVanderlas, and husband,
to Eflle A. Wells, Lot 2, Block 13,
Wyoming Addition to Alliance, $6,
000.00. Geo. W. Duncan and wife, to Ada
Stark. Tract in NW4 of SEVi of 25-25-48,
$1,200.
Louise Bones, single to Minnie S.
Berry, Lot 3, County Addition to Al
liance, $5,000.
Frank E. Reddish and wife, to E.
A. Weaver, Lot 2, Block 2, Reddish
Addition to Alliance, $160.
Conrad Bastron and wife, to Noah
C. Colerclk, Lot In W of Block 15,
in Second County Addition to Alli
ance, $1,500.
John N. Johnson, and wife to W.
E. Cillett, Lots 11 and 12, Block 6,
in Johnston's Addition to Alliance,
$375.
Earl C. Barker, and wife, to Fan
nie Nlewthner, SE of Sec. 2 and
NE'4. of 11-26-48, $7,200.
Charles A. Root, and wife, to IIol-
bert E. Jones, NEK of Sec. 12-27-60
and Lots 1 and 2, and the EH of
NW14 of 7-27-49, $26,000.
NO RKASON FOIl IT.
When Alllaifce Citliens Show a
. Way.
There can be no reason why any
redaer of this who suffers the tor
tures of an aching back, the annoy
ance of urinary disorders, the pains
and dangers of kidney ills will fall to
heed the words of a neighbor who
has found relief. Read what an Al
liance citlsen says:
lira. J. M. cott, 714 Missouri St..
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A demonstration r. ill show you that the
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the easiest running and closest skimming
separator you can buy at any price, yet it
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The Viking is the real money-maker for you.
The new discs skim to a trace.
saving all of the valuable butter
fat. The Viking is made in the
largest separator factory in
the world with a production of
180,000 Cream Separators a year.
That is why you can get this
wonderful separator at the
lowest price. '
A demonstration will prove the
superiority of the Viking. Come
in and see it operate.
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White Trucks
What person at all interested in motor vehicles does
not class the White highest among the top-notchers?
White Trucks have established this firm reputation by
Years of Performance
It is the "365-day-a-year" service that you get from
the White that insures your getting
THE MOST FOR TOUR MONEY
ALL SIZES IN STOCK
Frank W. Miller
CORNER SECOND AND LARAMIE
Alliance, says: "Though It baa been
some time since I hare used Doan's
Kidney nils, I gladly recommend
them. I have known of many peo
ple, who like myself, bar fount
them good. I suffered from kiclnev
disorders for quite awhile. I had
backache, felt tired and languid and
at times was very nervous. Then,
too, my kidneys acted Irregularly
Doan's Kidney Pills gave me relief
from these ailments."
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't
simply act for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Scott had. Foster-Mllburn Co.,
Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
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u vu-guTcruiug democracy, ana in
order that those who love our repub
lic and its free institutions may give
public expression to their sentiments,
I, Samuel It. McKelvle, governor of
Nebraska, do hereby declare May 1,
1920, as Americanization Day, to be
observed throughout our state by a
display of the American flag and the
giving of other demonstrations as ev
idence of loyalty to our nation and
MAY 1 18 niOCLAIMFI)
A.MKHICANIZATION DAY
May 1, has been designated by
Governor McKelvle as Americaniza
tion Day and he has issued the fol
lowing proclamation:
"The recurrence of May 1, demon
strations by radicals who are oppos
ed to organized government and the
enforcement of law should be a mat
ter of concern to all layol Americans.
The humiliation that has thus been
heaped upon those who believe in the
republic as the best form of constitu
tional government suggests the wis
dom of doing something to conteract
the effect of such radical demonstra
tions. "Therefore, as a means of attract
ing attention to the prime necessity
for orderly action and majority rule
faith in Its ideals.
"SAMUEL It.
M'KELVIE,
"Governor"
The high cost of living is going up
rapidly in Mexico, the life of an Am
erican held for hansom having pump
ed to $20,000 from a recent quota
tion of $16,000.
Tarls fashions for spring decree
be Just as
husband's
lort, it not
V
that milady's skirt
long, but no longer.
bank roll will be Jusl
shorter.
Flowers will soon be1
thn vnnnff man may Bi
monlBhed to "say It wit'diamonds,"
Prosecution of the powers has
become a national Joke.
Icheap that
to be ad-
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Photographs
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To introduce the Latest Creation in Photograpir
the Blue Delf-Tone Portait. 7
i lonowing oner will be made:
Cut out the Coupon and present at our Studio, i
This coupon and Two Dollars ($2.00) presented at the
Van Graven Studio, Alliance Nebraska, entitles holder to one
8x10 beautfiul Blue Delf Tone Portrait, value $5.00.- Only one
to a person. '
Coupon good until July 1, 1920. No coupon given at
studio. No deviation of rules of this coupon.
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Phone 901.
Alliance, Nebral
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