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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
2
The July department of agriculture forecast for potatoes shows 406 million bushels, below last year's 442 million, with uncertainty about the northern crop. Western Nebraska reports excellent conditions and heavy rains boost prospects, while markets nationwide show mixed activity and evolving prices.
Hemingford area residents and visitors are noted in daily rounds from Crawford to Alliance. Among events, M E Beaumont aided on a ranch near Alliance, B A Shepherd and Francis Olds traveled to Wyoming, and Miss Lea Lloyd began as bookkeeper at Hedgecock garage. A newborn girl blessed Mr. and Mrs. George Jenkins on Friday.
A remark from the Jefferson Review editor about his vacation notes his wife’s unusual management style. She handles all receipts but does not pay bills, a setup that works yet keeps them busy upon returning home. The Oregonian quotes the line.
President Wilson issued a proclamation placing all telephone and telegraph lines under government operation and control from midnight. The Navy remains over wireless and ocean cables, while Postmaster General Burleson assumes admin of wire communications with a three member advisory panel. policy details to follow with public notices.
A cheeky note suggests using the Lost heading to locate missing items quickly by advertising. The wry line implies placing notices to recover belongings efficiently.
Manville and surrounding regions see a boom as about fifteen rigs drill north of Manville and twenty trucks daily head to new oil fields. Several companies report active drilling from Casper to southeast of Manville with multiple sections and depths listed, signaling growing prosperity and new arrivals.
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