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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1920
Page
5
The fragment mentions hats direct from Fifth Avenue at Highland Holloway Co and a aside about Mars. The text then shifts to a quarrel about Mars and an Amherst professor, implying a signal and diplomatic risk with a neighbor.
Seward harvest festival and baseball tournament attracted large crowds and high praise for weather and program. The carnival faced sharp criticism as eight stands offered roulette style gambling with skewed odds and possible electronic wheel manipulation, described as pure gambling by authorities and critics.
A Highland Holloway store runs a special on school dresses and aprons aimed at young shoppers and families. The promotion highlights affordable uniforms and accessory sets with a focus on durable fabrics and washable finishes.
The Burlington railroad in Chicago sent letters to agents urging early coal orders to prevent winter shortages. Grain and livestock shipments limit additional freight cars, so dealers should use open box cars where possible. The notice emphasizes timely ordering to avoid winter scarcities.
Music lovers urged to send name and address to learn about a fine piano and a piano player held near Alliance. Storage and freight to Denver are avoided with a bargain price and favorable ownership terms. Respond to Knight Campbell Music Co Denver Colorado.
A Scottsbluff shipper sold four calves for 32 dollars total, 38 cents per pound on 200 pounds, while dressed veal traded at 10 to 16 cents per pound plus freight. The piece notes a 12 to 12.75 cent gap between producer and dealer prices and questions packers profits as reports show producer gains and consumer costs diverge.
The Burlington weekly crop bulletin reports a strong Nebraska corn crop with estimates near 100 percent in eastern and southwestern districts and 98 percent in central and southeastern districts. Wheat yields average 22.7 bushels per acre with excellent quality and fall plowing underway across the state. A separate legal notice requests administration of the estate of Wilson A. Clyborne, deceased, detailing heirs and land ownership, with a hearing set for September 25, 1920 in Box Butte County Nebraska.
In Box Butte County Nebraska creditors and heirs are notified that Lou Clyborne has filed a petition in county court seeking appointment of a hearing on the estate of Wilson A Clyborne deceased who died intestate December 20 1908 leaving real property described as the northeast quarter of section 8 township 50 west of the sixth principal meridian The petitioner is a daughter and holder of an undivided two fifteenths interest in fee simple and requests a hearing date and proper notice to all interested parties
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