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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1919

Page

10

Local growers ship potatoes to market centers

Box Butte county shipments rise as fifty-eight carloads depart since March 24 bound for Lincoln commission firms in Omaha St Louis and Kansas City with further loads to Wichita and Oklahoma City Market notes from Chicago Kansas City and Portland describe price movements amid strong demand light receipts and rising values Red River Ohios and Russets lead gains while West Coast stocks move steadily Oregon and California dealers show activity and optimism remains despite government stock sales.

Box Butte Lincoln Commission Omaha St. Louis Kansas City Wichita Kansas Oklahoma Cities Chicago Theer Red River Red River Ohios Carlets F Nebraska Kaw Valley Ohios Los Angeles Brockton Burbanks Oregon Portland Ore Pacifi Northwest California

Brown Family Mourns Death of Miner in Hem ingford

Stephen A. Brown born Springfield Illinois 1860 moved with family to Iowa Nebraska homesteaded in Lead South Dakota worked 28 years for Homestead Company until fatal mine fall in Lead He survived by wife eight daughters and one son and two sisters Fifteen grandchildren funeral held April 8 at Hem ingford Methodist Church with musical selections Interment in Hem ingford cemetery Uncle Sam seeks Bill Smith’s name on Liberty Bond investor list.

Mephen A. Brown Springfield Iowa Belle Mewhirter Nebraska So. Dak Homestead Company George Hedgecock Hemingford John B. Rasch F. N. Wallace Eva Brown Edna Brown Scottsbluff A. L. Donovan Alliance A. E. Clark Gordon M. C. Addy Polson Mont Ray Brown N. A. Pearson Casper Wyo Free Mewhirter Heulitte Home State Veterans Ancient Order of United Workmen Methodist Church of A. J. May J. T. Brown Rupert Walker K. L. Pierce Phil Michael Isle of Jesus Sam Bill Smith Bill Liberty Bonds

Victory Liberty Loan urged as broadly popular nationwide

Secretary Glasa stresses that the Victory Liberty Loan must be popular in every sense to support the war effort and avoid banks bearing the burden alone. He notes banks will buy short term Treasury notes to free funds for industry and agriculture and backs active local War Loan organization work to inform and convince the public. The failure of the loan would be the country’s greatest misfortune after losing the war.

Congress Treasury Tenth Liberty Loan Glass Treasury Department Washington Dispatch

Epworth League Plans and Sacrament Service Notes

The piece notes a Sunday morning service with eighty attendees and plans to administer the Lord's Supper next Sunday. It urges new members to attend, lists Minute Men Wiltsey and Muirhead, and mentions Epworth League events at 7 p m and 8 p m with a social Monday at 8. Also cites a Treasury official praising the Victory Liberty Loan and national debt payment confidence.

Wiltsey Muirhead Epworth League A. J. May

Oklahoma County Drives Against Jack Rabbits Begin

Oklahoma County launches a seven day drive starting January 27 to reduce jack rabbits. Fifty prizes up to 50 dollars will go to stockmen with the most scalps. Rabbits damage local crops costing 50 to 75 thousand dollars yearly. Hutchinson Kansas ships rabbits east. bounty is three cents per scalp.

Oklahoma County Beaver County Oklahoma Hutchinson

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Bayer Stephen A. Brown Snoddy Snoddy & Graham Hanks Hemingford M. E. Church the Herald Scott & Bowne Scott's Women’s Oxfords Boy Scout W. R. Harper Dept. Store Alliance
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