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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
5
Ee G s column highlights wheat yields from twenty-five to fifty bushels per acre and upcoming potato harvests. It promotes affordable farm outfits for harvest preparation and praises automobile vacations, camping, and fellowship among professionals, urging practical, comfortable clothing for travel and work.
Miss Frances Nicholson returns from McCook after a week with family. Rev A J May and W L Clark visit from Hemingford to attend an Alliance Sidney game. Numerous residents travel to Chadron Edge and Oregon. Frank Turek family return from New York state. Box Butte grain praised. Agnes Liska visits Havranek family for summer. hay season prep noted.
A local shop promotes durable hiking gear and footwear for hassle free trips. They offer practical tips on roads fishing spots and weather appropriate clothing while promising friendly service and money saving options.
M. Nolan & Co suffered a loss of 1200 grain sacks valued at 125 dollars per thousand. The June 26 invoice showed 2000 sacks on hand, while the July 27 invoice listed 300 sacks. No clues yet, but entry through a window is suspected.
Alliance residents R. Harper and E. M. Burr traveled to Cheyenne for the Frontier Day exhibition. They camped in a tent, joined a thousand visitors from Denver by train, and observed over two hundred visiting cars en route to the roundup.
General Superintendent Flynn said there is no car shortage on Burlington lines in Nebraska. Delays in distributing empties and high direct shipments to Minnesota caused issues, but arrangements with Great Northern to swap empties for loaded cars helped. Nebraska shipments average 500 cars daily and loaded grain moves promptly.
Reuban Prawl, twenty year old porter who robbed the Nation barber shop in Alliance days earlier, was arrested in Glenwood Iowa on concealed weapons charges. Sheriff reports he will return stolen items except $5 in cash, already spent, and hair tonic given or sold to a Greek contact.
A wardrobe sale offers silky jersey sweaters and tuxedo styles in all sizes and shades priced at 10.98 each. Ready for upcoming events with a broad color range.
Rumors of oil drilling near Lakeside gain substance as a carload of equipment arrives. Freight bills exceed 1800 dollars for standpipe and supplies, with lumber cement and ripe materials unloaded over the past week. Outside capital finances the project, Omaha and Antioch potash interests named, Woodward the candy maker listed, leases secured on nearby land by the operators.
The shop claims 126 cars serviced in 30 days and promises unmatched value with real service for the money, asserting superior nationwide quality.
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