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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1919
Page
3
A quirky collage of aphorisms and bon mots from a women’s section, hinting at math riddles about percentages, boiling kettles, and social quips. It weaves quotations about pride, aging, humor, and a boarding house, with references to perjury and Osler.
Secretary Leo Stuler of the Nebraska department of agriculture explains provisions of the dairy law taking effect July 18 1919. Exemptions exist for certain small herds and exclusively manufacturing sales. licenses cost one dollar and expire July 1 each year. Milk from diseased or unexamined animals cannot be sold. unexamined milk must be pasteurized. Local boards urged to report violations for enforcement.
The Imperial Theater launched a vaudeville series with a packed Saturday show featuring Norma Talmage in The Ghost of Yesterday, a Matt and Jeff cartoon, five Western vaudeville acts, and magic by George Turner. Chase and Janis and Baker and Baker drew multiple recalls, with Gorber and Gorber also winning applause as new Brazilian acts. The program will repeat each Saturday.
An important looking civilian appears at a British rest camp shared with American troops. A nearby Tommy identifies him as Sir John Harrington, M. P., while a Yank questions why MPs do not wear uniforms.
Veterinarians are urged to designate a testing day to group cows for lower fees. County agents should aid owners of small herds by gathering cows at convenient places and times to reduce testing costs. The aim is to keep herds disease free, improve milk quality, and ensure compliance with dairy law.
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