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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1918

Page

4

Land firm argues bonds as payment for Box Butte farms

J C McCorkle of the Nebraska Land Company in Alliance defends accepting liberty bonds for idle land. He recites a farmer’s example who traded bonds for 160 acres, broke it into crops worth more than the land price, and plans to reinvest in bonds to finance more land. He urges others to exchange bonds for land to feed the army and support the war effort.

J. C. McCorkle Nebraska Land Company of Alliance Box Butte Sam Nebraska Land Company Mike Alliance Beons

Community Ad Stunt Sparks Talk Of Better Local News

The editor warns against stray sign daubing on fences barns and sidewalks citing recent responsibility and a push for a reputable family journal. Authorities urge cleaner public spaces and advertising standards.

Great Family Journal

In Memoriam Clifton Quackenbush Remembered in Nebraska

Memorial service held in Bingham Nebraska for Clifton Ford Quackenbush born Seneca Kansas June 22 1918 killed in France July 31 1918 at 22 years 1 month 9 days He volunteered in Sheridan county joined the 16th regiment under General Pershing honored by community with eulogies and floral tributes.

Bingham Nebraska Clifton Ford Quackenbush Herman Dort Quackenbush Seneca Kansas France Dave Clifton Congregational Church Sheridan County 16Th Pershing Daniel F. Osgood Hyannis Nebr Thomas D. Davis Marguerite Davis Thompson Quackenbush

Booster Spirit Appeals to Lincoln Readers

A nostalgic poem urges boosters to promote progress and unity. The Lincoln State Journal reprints The Booster and notes Leonard C. Hartman, former Alliance Herald city editor, joining naval aviation after leaving the University of Nebraska. Additional marriage news for Jovers Gallagher and Emma Dawson is listed.

Lincoln State Journal Leonard C. Hartman Alliance Herald Naval Aviation Wing Service Naval Aviation School Seattle Washington Lincoln High School Nebraska State University Hartman J. W. Hartman W Street Lincoln Charles C. Hartman Annapolis Naval Academy U.S. S. Oklahoma Jovers Gallagher Emma Dawson Alliance Tash

Jad Salts Promoted For Kidney Relief In Ad Feature

An advertisement urges readers to drink more water and use Jad Salts to flush kidneys and ease urinary irritation. It describes uric acid from meat overworking kidneys, tips on dosing, and claims the remedy cleans clogged kidneys and neutralizes urine acids.

Getting Them to Listen: Uncle Smith Urges Fear to Wield Power

The excerpt captures Uncle Smith advising that scaring a crowd into attention is effective. He claims provoking fear of perdition will move listeners, stressing dramatic rhetoric to control behavior and reaction.

Breck Perdition

Americans Asked to Limit Use of Sugar

The U S Food Administration urges a two pounds per month per person sugar limit through January 1 1919 to ensure supplies for the Army Navy Allied forces and civilians. Declining domestic stocks and reduced agro productions strain distribution while new crops and beet sugar gradually enter markets. Households should conserve fruit crops and avoid sugar unless necessary, with plans to sweeten later when supplies rise.

U. S. Food Administration The Food Administration Louisiana Java

Livestock Prices at South Omaha Market Aug 20 1918

Union Stock Yards South Omaha Neb reports cattle run around 10 000 head with slow trading and steady last week prices. Hog trading active with bulk sales 1825 to 1840 and several loads at 1900. Lambs heavy run about 22000 head with best feeders to 17.95 and fat lambs to 17.00. Breeding stock sold to 12.00. sheep and lamb quotes provided for various grades and weights.

Union Stock Yards South Omaha Neb

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