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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
3
Union Stock Yards South Omaha reports a liberal cattle run of 14 500 head with corn fed beef scarce and prices generally steady to higher. Hogs show a sharp advance of 25 to 50 cents with tops around 22.25 while sheep and lambs commands a range from 8 to 17 dollars for various weights. Also a Harbinger of War Fable notes the W on locust wings misinterpreted as a signal of war.
After sixty t is useless for a man to try to look young. He only succeeds in making himself look foolish. The Nebraska State Journal commentary notes the folly of aging men chasing youth.
A long search through the want ads spans two decades before a missing article is located. The persistent effort underscores the value of classified notices in reconnecting with valued items.
Nellie waits for Santa as heavy rain hits town on Christmas Eve. A friend warns Santa cannot come tonight, but Nellie asserts he will with his reindeer. The playful exchange captures holiday spirit amid storms.
The statue stands as a monumental landmark in New York Harbor with a reported weight of 440 thousand pounds, reflecting its massive copper and structural framework. The figure remains a symbol of freedom attracting millions of visitors annually.
An old time hair darkening method uses garden sage brewed with sulphur to color gray or fading hair. A ready made Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores for convenient application, giving natural even darkening without medical claims.
An old advertisement claims that keeping kidneys and digestive organs cleansed delays old age. It promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as an effective home remedy to stimulate kidney action and remove poisons, with money-back assurances and three sizes.
Advertisement from Goodrich Drug Co announces five positions for bright ladies to travel demonstrate and sell deniers. Earning potential is 25 to 60 dollars weekly with railroad fare paid. Respond to Goodrich Drug Co Dept 796 Omaha Nebraska.
The City Mission requests second-hand clothing especially men’s wear and shoes. Call 696 and City Mission will arrange pick up.
Advertisement from Thomas Bald Investment Company Airlanes seeking landowners in Box Butte County to break sod this spring. They list experienced clients with tractors or horses and reasonable prices. Contact as soon as possible.
Strayed three year old steer wandered to the farm around November 1918. Owner may reclaim by describing the animal and paying the feed bill plus advertising. Contact C. G. Reeves at 30-61-8083.
Notice from the General Land Office dated May 5 1919 states Executive Order transfers townships 26 27 28 29 30 north ranges 17 24 west and 27 35 north ranges 17 40 west from Broken Bow to Alliance land districts Nebraska. Effective July 1 1918 the transfer shifts lands and records to Alliance with no further Broken Bow land office business after June 30 1919. Commissioner Clay Tallman signs.
In the County Court of Box Butte County Nebraska the estate of Noble E. Taylor requires all interested persons to present claims for adjustment and allowance by July 28 1919 at 10 o clock A M. The County Judge Ira B. Tash and attorney L A Berry seal this notice.
Mary Burke heir of Mary Tiernan, deceased, filed for final proof on land entry No. 016763 in Township 23 and 24 West, Alliance Nebraska, with witnesses Charles Tierman George G. Burke John T. Burke Edward B. Ducker. The filing targets Lots 1 2 3 4 Section 4 27 28 18 and adjacent parcels under the Sixth Principal Meridian. Proceedings before the U S Land Office in Alliance on July 21, 1919.
In Alliance Nebraska on the July day 1919 at 10 A.M. the petition of George D Darling for letters of administration on the estate of Margaret Triphett deceased will be heard. Dated January 27 1919.
An old steamboat operator named Shreve created wooden rooms named after states like Kentucky and Pennsylvania. Passengers asked what state they were in, and the line “What state am I in Cap” gave rise to the term Staterooms and the widespread game.
In old custom the feast of St Agnes was a holiday for women. A girl would pluck petals from a row of plos while singing a paternoster to foresee her future husband, hoping dreams would reveal the gentleman.
Costa Rica lies between Nicaragua and Panama with the Caribbean and Pacific coasts. The high plateau inland enjoys a temperate climate while coastal areas remain low and tropical with lush vegetation.
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