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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1919

Page

2

Local Growers Move Potatoes Amid Market Uptick

Box Butte county shippers report fifty eight carloads sent since March 24 to Lincoln commission firms and markets in Omaha St Louis Kansas City Wichita and Oklahoma City. Chicago and Portland report rising prices with strong demand and ample supply from Red River Ohios Russets and Nebraska Early Ohios.

Box Butte Lincoln Commission Omaha St. Louis Kansas City Wichita Kansas Oklahoma Red River Nebraska Kaw Valley Ohios Oregon Portland Ore Pacific Northwest California

Stephen A Brown 1860 1919 Homesteader and Miner

Stephen A Brown born Springfield Illinois December 9 1860 moved with parents to western Iowa later lived in Nebraska and Lead South Dakota He died April 4 1919 at 58 in a mine his wife Belle and nine children survive him plus two sisters and fifteen grandchildren Funeral in Hem ingford Methodist church featured a quartet and hymn selections.

Ephen A. Brown Springfield Ils 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. B. 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 Hem- Ineford

Victory Liberty Loan urged to be broadly popular nationwide

Treasury Secretary Glass stresses that the Victory Liberty Loan must be widely popular to maximize benefit. Banks should not bear the burden alone as government borrowing must reach a broad public, with local War Loan groups informing and convincing the public and Liberty Loan workers. The failure of the loan would be the greatest misfortune after losing the war.

Congress Banka Treasury Tenth Federal Reserve District Liberty Loan

Epworth events and Sunday services listed

Last Sunday morning stormy worship drew over eighty attendees. Next Sunday the Sacrament will be administered and all new members urged to attend. Epworth League meets at 7 pm and social at 8 pm Monday. Evening service at 8 pm with subject Our Direction. Secretary A J May notes Treasury Victory Liberty Loan will be oversubscribed due to patriotic citizenry and solid financial support.

Wiltsey Muirhead Epworth League A. J. May

Oklahoma County drives for jack rabbits starting January 27

Oklahoma County launches a seven day drive on jack rabbits with fifty prizes from 1 to 50 dollars for the largest numbers of scalps. The county estimates rabbits damage crops statewide, and a 3 cent bounty per scalp is offered to promote extermination. A Hutchinson Kansas firm ships rabbits to eastern markets.

Oklahoma County Beaver County Oklahoma Hutchinson

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