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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
5
Readable portion shows 1918 US potash output at 64 039 tons nearly double 1917 and over 22 percent of normal consumption. Distribution by source includes natural brines kelp and other, with output value over 26 million dollars. Industry outlook notes brine and ore sources, costs, and storage as of January 1919.
The text notes high production costs and price restraint harming the potash industry. Many firms have shut down or are idle while production focuses on quantity over price, and competition with foreign potash is deemed not a factor in this crisis.
Women recount vast war losses from France to Russia and Montenegro. They urge men to form a league of peace to spare future generations and protect the mothers who bear and raise sons while bearing the brunt of devastation.
Experiments show practical production of pig iron from iron sands in New Zealand. Industry has reached 15 tons per day output with plans for expanding the plant and flaring the facility.
A brief quotation notes that pride lies at the root of most errors, reflecting on human fault and the sway of ego. The line emphasizes humility as a remedy for missteps and misjudgments.
Advertises a piano and a player piano held near Alliance Nebraska offered at a low price to avoid storage and freight costs. Promises home affordability with easy terms and invites interested buyers to mail name and address to Knight Campbell Music Co Denver Colorado.
An ad notes drag wagons and auto truck equipped with modern appliances to move furniture without marring. Up-to-date wagons will be used on all moving jobs. Also includes contact names and phone numbers for John R. Snyder and F. E. Reddish.
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