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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1919

Page

8

Stockmen Optimistic After Heavy Rain Boosts Demand

Bowles Live Stock Commission Co. manager C A Mallory in South Omaha says rains in cornbelt and drouth regions push cattle to Eastern pastures, boosting beef demand. He notes corn-fed cattle scarce, fat range cattle limited, and prices near seasonal highs with hogs around 21 dollars and fat lambs at about 16.75 dollars. He urges readers to subscribe for weekly Bowles letters.

Cc. A. Mallory Bowles Live Stock Commission Co South Omaha Nebr Drouth Beas Bowles

Paraphrase of wartime loyalty message from Baltimore Sun

A wartime exhortation argues against sedition and treason and urges broad minded action for the troops. It calls for strength and unity to support heroes and maintain national resolve while condemning criticism and spying as dangerous to the war effort.

Lansing as Mapmaker in Diplomatic Service

Secretary of State Lansing uses updated battle line maps and confidential reports in his private office. He tracks colored studies and key communiques to gauge objectives and probabilities. His skills as a mapmaker aided the Alaskan boundary settlement.

Lansing Europe Satform

New Minered Light For Mine Illumination

A new blue glass screen fits over the bottom of an electric light reflector to enclose the bulb. The altered light, claimed by makers, equals nitrogen lamp light and is described as white and daylight like. Proper lighting is noted as important to breakers and picking tables.

Luce and the Martinet Exchange A Naval Anecdote

A young Rear Admiral Stephen B. Luce, famed among Newport’s smart set, jokes with a stern shipmate who teases his drinking. The admiral replies with a quip about his own name, turning the moment into a lighthearted naval anecdote.

Stephen B. Luce United States Navy Newport Jim Geome Luce Martinet

Air Raid Insurance Demand Sparks Gazette Alarm

The Frankfort Gazette urges immediate state insurance against air raid damage, arguing fear arises from the lack of protection. A leading article pretends delays fuel public insecurity and presses for government action.

Frankfort Gazette

German Marching Music in Occupied Brussels

The Toronto Mail and Empire notes the change from singing during the German entry into Brussels to silence now, stating that the phrase Every Little Movement still carries significance as a retreat.

Brussels Toronto Mail Empire

Too Early for Him Army Joke Reflected in Letter

A humorous line about a son asked how he feels about the army. He says the soldiers would laugh at him and that he was used to thinking about bedtime when at home. The remark reveals a light domestic view of military life.

First Organized Exploration of Africa by Mungo Park

The first organized attempt to explore Africa's interior was by Mungo Park. He began his voyage about 125 years ago and returned after two years and seven months, having charted much of the region previously unseen by Europeans. His main aim, tracing the Niger River source, remained unattained.

Africa Mungo Park Earl Niger

Mule Creek Field activity grows with new wells

Oil exploration expands as Alliance group controls 3000 acres in Mule Creek Field eighteen miles west of Edgemont South Dakota near the Wyoming line. Newly reported wells include Midwest Refining’s 350 barrel drill at 1650 feet and Sterling Oil’s 300 barrel well at 1575 feet near Sec 14-39-61, signaling growing production.

Alliance Mule Creek Edgemont S. D Wyoming Line Denver Rocky Mountain News Midwest Refining Company Ohio Oil Company Discovery Ohio Sterling Oil Company

Oil finds expand across Mule Creek field at multiple wells

A vast new territory shows oil at shallower depths than discovery wells. About half a dozen wells near completion on Mule Creek field as Glenrock Oil and Traders Petroleum drill at depths around 1290 to 1300 feet. Ohio and Midwest lines push toward sands while a pipeline plan by Illinois Pipe Line aims for Edgemont South Dakota terminals.

Mule Creek Glenrock Oil Company Tory Sterling Company Traders’ Petroleum Company Ohio Midwest Edgemont Tlinois Pipe Line Company

St Agnes Eve Wish Divination for Future Husband

The feast of St Agnes was once a women’s holiday with a divinatory rite. A girl would pluck pins from a row into her sleeve while singing a paternoster to dream of her future husband that night.

St. Agnes

Charity and Wealth in Philosophical Thought

A philosophical remark contrasts wealth with charity noting that praise for rich benefactors may miss a simpler value if their abundance were constrained and genuine generosity mattered more than visible largess.

Forests of the Caucasus and Western Siberia

The Caucasus forests in Russia number about 12,000,000 acres, mainly in the Black Sea region, equating to roughly 20 acres per person. Western Siberia forests are estimated at 200,000 to 300,000 acres and largely in a natural state.

Caucasus Russia Black Sea Siberia

Hardener of Steel and a Visit to Washington

Molybdenite found in Tam mania improves steel for propeller shafts guns and boilers by adding hardness and toughness. Congressman Twobble is my representative but in Washington I met only a hotel doorman, not great figures, says Mr Dubhwaite in a clipped remark from the Birmingham Age-Herald.

Twobble Mr. Dubhwaite Washington Birmingham Age-Herald

Lightning Power Measured by Eminent Electrician

An eminent electrician calculates lightning flash power. He says a single flash could illuminate an area two miles square at one candle intensity. He estimates that expending 18 000 horsepower for one second would be required to produce such illumination.

Lines to Be Remembered by Kate Wiggin

A reflective short verse about the beauty of multiplicity in life yet emphasizes the unique bond of a mother. The author notes how many things come in multiples while highlighting the singular importance of a mother in the world.

Kate Douglas Wiggin

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