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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1921
Page
8
Local residents chase tales of an alkali lake monster near Hay Springs. Hem ingford Ledger cites Arthur Johansen sighting a 10 foot grayish animal that spouted water and vanished, prompting crowds but no clear view.
Ex Emperor Charles chef in the United States seeking work reports the cook whose king left. The list mentions the low price dresses at Highland Holloway Company.
Nebraska announces pest eradication districts in Scotts Bluff and Morrill counties to combat grasshopper damage to alfalfa and crops. A poison mix using white arsenic, salfada, molasses, anise oil, and bran will be spread around fields and along irrigation could aid next season. Landowners pay for the poison and tenants spread it with penalties for noncompliance.
Highland Holloway Co offers dresses for 1.29 dollars in Ohio. The excerpt includes a child Willie sparking chatter about a Rolls-Royce and a church hymn while a family dinner scene appears. A later note references court cases about a troublesome past romance.
The United States railroad labor board will lay down new working rules replacing national agreements. It denied further hearings on separate disputes and will apply substitute rules to roads without employe agreements. The board had extended the national agreements and set a July 1 1922 termination date for the old code.
Angora residents share visits with Bridgeport friends including Mrs. R T Ely and Emily, Mr. and Mrs. David Boodry, and Miss Leota Henderson. A birthday party for Ruth King and a scrubs versus regulars ball game are reported. threshing crews, travel to Lewellyn, and a Grand Island visit are noted among local happenings.
For sale two items available by Eugene Rosenberger age 74. A registered Red Poll bull is offered along with a 6-foot vertical Jones mower.
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