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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1911
Page
2
The money trust headed by J. P. Morgan will be investigated by Congress. After a hearing the rules committee decided to report favorably Lindbergh's resolution for a thorough examination of the monopoly's affairs.
Philip B. Dyer treasurer of the American Horseshoe company pleaded nolle contendre before Judge Archbald in the U S circuit court. He was fined 1000 dollars as part of a group of 38 defendants facing a total 43900 in fines for illegal restraint of trade. Others taking nolle contendre included Dana R. Bullan and Wallace S Clark of General Electric, Henry A Reed and Henry D Reed of Bishop Guttapercha, and Richard W. Comstock of Rhodesland Perkins Horseshoe company with 1000 dollar penalties.
In line with a United States supreme court decision the company appoints committees to represent senior security holders and work with management on reorganization efforts.
Two well developed Pellagra cases found in Oswego Kansas by the state board of health secretary. A mother and her five year old daughter who moved from Manhattan two years ago are the affected persons.
Chicago July wheat prices held near 89 percent for July and September. Corn and oats mixed with July at 62 to 63 cents and 38 to 40 cents for Sept. Pork and lard quoted with Sept pork at 17.12 and 5.57 for Sept lard. Cattle receipts up to 5,209 with beef steers 5.60 to 6.65 and cows 2.75 to 6.15. Hogs receipts 4,900 with butcher hogs around 6.60 to 6.75 and tops near 7.00 for select. Sheep and lambs: 21,000 head, lambs uneven but good up to 4.50 or less.
Cattle receipts 26 000 steady with steers at 4 00 to 6 10 and cows and heifers from 2 10 to 5 85. Hog receipts 38 000 higher with light 6 25 to 7 50, mixed 4 7 to 7 49, heavy 6 50 to 7 35. Sheep receipts 26 000 weak with native 2 50 to 4 10 and yearlings 3 90 to 6 10.
Judge Westover enters the fall campaign for reelection with no opposition on either ticket after sixteen years on the bench and increasing strength in each campaign. Only Judge Grimes of North Platte district has a comparable record and faces no challenger this fall.
Doc Bixby of the Nebraska State Journal describes what he calls practical politics as a confidence game played on the general public by grafters seeking what there is to it. He argues the system thrives on public trust and favors those who manipulate that trust for gain.
Evangelistic union meetings began July 23 and continue each evening at the airdome beside Charters Hotel after two weather related services at the Methodist church. Reverends Godfrey McNeil Brown Jones preach and several conversions have been reported.
J L A Berry Box Butte County Judge gives four week publication in Alliance Herald for all claims against Chloe Purinton deceased to be filed by February 24 2012 at 10 am in the County Court Alliance. Creditors must present claims or be forever barred. Court seal dated July 1 19 iss.
Washington correspondent recalls a Georgia representative Roddenberg debate on cotton tariffs that veered to poodle dogs. Nebraska's Norris recounted society scorn over his remarks and urged marrying and fatherhood, contrasting wealth and luxury with a child's innocence.
The Herald seeks current or aspiring country correspondents to supply news from their locality. No pay for items, but the paper will cover paper, envelopes and postage. Respond immediately with name, address, locality, and whether current supplies are available.
The ad offers ZEMO as a clean liquid remedy for eczema and skin ailments with a money back guarantee. Send 50 cents in stamps to E W Rose Medicine Co for a sample and booklet or buy at Holsten's drug store in Alliance. refunds offered if not pleased. ZEMO claims to stop itching after one use and to cure eczema, hives, rashes, acne, and related conditions for all ages.
Washington readers submit letters from a progressive view on Hoke Smith’s Senate election and calls for tariff protection. Critics accuse the Sugar Trust, the Steel Trust, and Ballinger’s lands dealings, while Taft’s stance on Dr Wiley and pure food faces critique for alleged corruption and policy reversals.
The article asserts deafness cannot be cured by focal applications and must be treated with constitutional remedies. It explains deafness stems from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube, causing rumbling sounds and loss of hearing if untreated. The piece mentions readers request circulars from Cheney Co of Toledo.
The Northwest Nebraska hay crop will be below average with record prices feared nationwide. Farmers may cut use of corn fodder as a hay substitute and seek alternatives like Russian thistles cut at the right time to feed cattle, while wasteful feeding reduces available forage.
Concord Michigan resident Thos Ariss touts Dr King’s New Discovery after 30 years of use calling it the best cough and cold cure. The ad claims it thwarts legrippe asthma hay fever croup and sore lungs and offers a free bottle with purchase. Brennan guarantees the product at 50 cents or one dollar.
Mrs Jones and son Worth from Indianola Iowa moved on their Kinkaid Frank Johnson returned from Ohio after attending his father's funeral Misses Dorthea and Angie Howe two Warren county Iowa teachers visiting with their parents Mr and Mrs Wm Howe Joseph Farley arrived Friday and will live on his homestead in Quaker Valley Wm Howe's buggy broke its tongue near Reno last Friday frightening the horses overturning the vehicle Neva Howe suffered minor shoulder injuries with several children nearby.
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