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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1921
Page
7
Count Ilya Tolstoi foresees the end of Bolshevist rule in Russia by May 1922. The note suggests the remark may imply an opposite meaning. The piece also mentions Holstein calves available for $50,000 appealing to farmers seeking improved dairy herds. A churchgoer’s benefit is avoiding dust from aggressive drivers on Sundays.
A large fire in Marsland destroyed a warehouse once owned by the defunct A. C. A., holding cotton hulls, corn, and coal. Prompt firefighting and tearing down burning walls saved the Botton potato house and George Young’s coalhouse. Loss estimated at £2,500, with George Young the heaviest casualty from a coal car shipment burned the day before.
Omaha cattle and hog traders saw a modest Saturday run with about 50 head of cattle and an estimated 6400 hogs. Prices for heavy steers lingered near steady while light weight and feeder classes rose modestly amid strong demand. Sheep and lambs held largely steady with fat lambs easing slightly and feeders in demand.
Grain arrivals totaled 326 cars with wheat 277, corn 65, oats 10, rye 2, barley 8. Wheat prices fell 1 to 3 cents. corn and oats marginally down. rye and barley nominal. Prices listed for No. 1 to No. 5 hard and mixed grades with numerous car lots and varying conditions. corn White and Yellow varieties priced per hundredweight, sample mixes, and smutty notes noted.
Market prices for Upland Prairie and Midland Prairie hay. Readings include No 1 No 2 No 8 alfalfa and straw oats and wheat. Commentary notes misplaced prosperity and sugar crop record of 1920 with implied economic optimism.
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