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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
7
J R Lawrence announces candidacy for Box Butte Nebraska county commissioner in the Third district subject to Democratic primary voters. He promotes good roads policy and business like administration, aiming for equality and justice for all.
Nellie Wilson announces candidacy for county treasurer in the Republican primary. She states familiarity with the duties and pledges to fill the office competently and efficiently if elected, asking for support.
Opal Russell announces candidacy for the nomination as County Superintendent of Schools in Box Butte County Nebraska subject to voters at the primaries on July 15. The statement sets the campaign goal and seeks voter support for the office in the upcoming election.
County Sheriff candidate CAL COX announces his bid for the Democratic nomination in Box Butte County Nebraska subject to primary voters. The message invites support and references July 18 as a key date.
An advertisement notes available city lots for sale by Alliance National Bank and urges customers to consult the bank for farm loan needs. It also mentions First National Bank Building and references Tanlae health product and a remark on the challenge of aiming high.
The Nebraska crop bulletin notes winter wheat conditions at 7 percent, with a projected yield around 57 million bushels, far above last year’s. Spring wheat, barley, and oats show varied changes, with fruit crops very promising though general moisture and weather impacted some grains.
The report lists barley output at 7,550,000 acres and 10,246,000 bushels, wheat at 12,40,000 acres and 151,181,000 bushels, rye at 800,514,000 bushels and 6,018,000 bushels, hay at 1,000,000 tons, apples at 179,810,000 bushels.
Lincoln reports cattle receipts at seven principal markets steady with gains on most classes including mid and heavy steers and cows over last week. Hogs show steady week start with Thursday shine and sheep receipts high with yearlings and wethers weaker while fat lambs rise slightly at later auctions.
Wheat markets slide with slower demand and liquidation of long positions. Prices dip with injures and lower forematters weighing on sentiment. weekly wheat totals reach 24,341,000 buckets, up 50,000 from prior. Corn follows wheat weakly as supplies rise to 27,046,000 bushels with an average around 7,000.
Potato shipments and higher demand push prices up across regions with South Carolina Georgia cobblers advancing to $6.00, Bliss Triumphs at $3.20, and Maine white stock selling at $1.55 in Eastern markets. Butter receipts slip then rebound as storage demand grows and 5,000,000 pounds remain in storage across four cities.
Eggs firm with steady receipts. about 60 percent stored. Fresh gatherer firsts at Chicago 28 3 4 to 29 4 cents. Local price 28 1 4 cents. Dressed poultry arrivals since January rise by about 1,000,000 pounds in four principal markets. Local prices vary: fryers 16 cents, hens heavy 16 to 16 1 2 cents, old roosters 9 cents.
In Box Butte Nebraska the Goodian Trot Company as administrator with the will annexed of Charles B He ic hman deceased files its final account and petitions for distribution of the estate to rightful heirs. A hearing is set for June 2 1922 at the Box Butte County Courthouse Alliance Nebraska with notice by publication in The Alliance Herald for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing.
A candidate declares seeking the Republican nomination for county treasurer in Box Butte County. He cites four years as deputy treasurer and promises to improve tax administration and steward taxpayers money if elected. He appeals for support at the primaries on July 18, 1922, signing as Mrs Coram Lewis.
Farm loan ad notes best time to negotiate loans. Federal farm loan association has cut interest to 4.5 percent. See D and Purinton on Route 1, Alliance.
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