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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1919

Page

13

Livestock Prices at South Omaha July Market Report

South Omaha cattle and hog prices slide as market opens with 25 000 cattle and 4200 hogs. Best corn fed beeves reach 17.50, grass beeves 15.00, hogs around 19.50 to 20.50, lambs 16.50 to 18.75, ewes 7.00 to 8.00. Juvenile pig raisers from Nuckolls county tour Lincoln with Governor McKelvie and state farm visit.

Union South Oumba Nuckolls Lincoln McKelvie Fomats Nic Alr

Calf interrupts serious court scene in Council Bluffs

In a Superior Court session in Council Bluffs a calf bawled from a truck below the windows, halting an attorney's fiery argument in the Peterson vs Non-pareil Publishing Co case. Judge Capell demanded a recess as laughter spread through the courtroom.

Omaha Daily Bee Superior Court Council Bluffs Council Chamber Fred B. Peterson Dickson D. E. Stuart Stuart Capell

Flour Corporation to Sell Wheat in 140-Pound Sacks

The United States Grain Corporation plans to divert from regular flour purchases and offer straight wheat for sale in 140 pound jute sacks. The note signals a shift in supply policy and a move to direct wheat distribution.

United States Grain Corporation

Flour Selling Plan Sets Prices In Nebraska

Chas. T. Neal vice president of the United States Grain Corporation in Omaha announces a flour selling plan offering $10.00 per barrel delivered in carload lots anywhere in Nebraska. Jobbers must guarantee no more than 75c per barrel profit, wholesalers must limit retailers to no more than $1.25 per barrel profit on original packages, and not exceed 70 cents per pound for broken packages. Neal will answer inquiries about the plan.

Nebraska Chas. T. Neal United States Grain Corporation Grain Exchange Building Omaha Neb

The Rhino and Its Fearsome Charge

The rhinoceros relies on smell and is nearly blind at range yet becomes formidable up close where its sight fails. Within a few yards of its target a rhino charges with terrible force, making a tree the safest refuge. Africans say they fear the rhino most of all animals.

Real Leisure Quotation Highlights Franklin

A vintage quote attributes to Benjamin Franklin a reflection on leisure and diligence. It contrasts a productive life with laziness and suggests leisure is earned through effort. The brief caption frames the aphorism as a timeless insight.

Benjamin Franklin

English Physician Advocates Mouth Juices Keep Teeth Clean

An English physician argues that mouth juices serve to keep teeth clean and prepare food for digestion, challenging the common belief that they merely aid digestion. He emphasizes cleaning roles rather than digestive functions.

Child recasts Lord’s Prayer line in bedtime moment

A daughter named Viviat repeats the Lord’s Prayer with her mother and gently alters the line about daily bread asking to mention it to Dodzat like butter on It. The moment captures a child’s playful misstatement during prayer time.

Viviat

Home Nursing Question on Father’s Care in Window Room

A reader asks about nursing in a sick room and whether a parent should face the window to avoid distress to a girl. The note suggests concern for emotional impact and proper caregiving in a home setting.

Virtue and the Reward Against Evil Motions

An antiquated moral verse urging self control and rejection of evil thoughts with the promise of great reward. The text attributed to Thomas a Kempis emphasizes steadfast virtue and resisting devilish temptations.

Thomas A Kemp

Question of Ownership Neighboring Family Confusion

A boy explains new neighbors next door saying the two oldest children belong to him and two young girls to her, and they both own the baby. This lighthearted remark captures childlike confusion over family ownership.

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