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A brief, promotional note for The Herald want ads promoting low rates at one cent per word per insertion. It promises broad reach and circulation emphasis, inviting readers to place ads for quick results.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
10
A brief, promotional note for The Herald want ads promoting low rates at one cent per word per insertion. It promises broad reach and circulation emphasis, inviting readers to place ads for quick results.
One full blood Shorthorn bull about three years old offered for trade for a yearling. August Ohrman listed with phone 810F22. Odd for sale in wood condition. Contact Herald office or phone for details.
The Jackson Compressor Co promotes a new air compressor for autos and trucks claiming fast one minute operation and long life. County distributors are sought with high profits and rapid sales, address 4th Floor Broadway Bank Building Denver Colo. 54p.
A courtroom exchange questions limits on adjournment and witness procedure while a discussion probes the fairness of wage cuts for a railroad worker. A New York man who fell sixteen stories from an elevator shaft is hospitalized to check for injuries.
A brief note from last year hints that straw hat comfort could improve if hatmakers wed, suggesting a change in approach within the hatmaking trade. The fragment hints at a social angle affecting craft decisions.
Receipts at Union Stock Yards show cattle at lower values with slow demand. Cattle ranged from 7.00 to 8.50 for beef types and yearlings, cows and heifers down sharply. hogs near 7.10 to 7.60 with active packing demand. sheep and lambs steady to slightly weaker, California spring lambs at 12.26 and native lambs 11.00 to 11.50, ewes around 3.00 to 3.50.
Liberty bonds quoted in New York at noon on Wednesday with various series trading levels and closing figures for 3448 1st 45 and multiple 4s and Victory series. The ranges include first, second, third and fourth 44s and 3s, with closing values listed for each.
Prairie hay market reports light demand with few receipts. Upland and Midland prairie hays show prices from seven to twelve dollars for No. 3, with alfalfa ranging from seven to twenty two dollars depending on grade. Straw prices listed for oat and wheat. Irrelevant closing remark about men's clothing and kilts appears in text.
Omaha Nebraska grain prices show slight rises across wheat corn and oats with demand steady to slow. No. 1 hard wheat 1.55 to 1.58 per car. No. 4 hard 1.49 to 1.48. various smutty and heat damaged lots noted. Corn mixed with slight gains. oats No. 2 white 37 to 37 1/2 cents. sample white 41 1/2 cents. even shipper weights listed.
A collection of humorous aphorisms and observational lines reflects on prices, cars per family, politicians, aspiration, perspiration, and a dramatic anecdote about a man restoring speech after a flight. The items mix social commentary with whimsy and a jab at veterans service groups.
Verdun objects to extensive decoration as the landscape will presently consist mostly of monuments, shifting focus from greenery to commemorative structures and artifacts.
Mary Benton suspects her husband John when a love letter to him is found at his office. He explains the note is a garbled sample from his new advertising scheme that would flood the country with notices. They realize the letter actually promotes their product and share a relieved, affectionate reunion.
A short quotation from Dudley Holbrook in Science and Invention reflects on the idea of mirrors that reveal the face. The exchange playfully contrasts hand mirrors with the kind that shows the viewer’s face.
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