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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1922
Page
7
The federal farm loan association lowers loan interest to five and a half percent. Contact D. E. Purinton, Route 1, Alliance, for details and negotiation opportunities.
County Superintendent Opal Russell announces examinations for teachers will be held at the courthouse on June 30 with a follow up in July. E C Barker of First National Bank urges if you need a farm loan and Alliance National Bank advertises desirable city lots for sale. Tanlac testimonial from F E Holsten notes its relief.
In the County Court of Box Butte Nebraska The Guardian Trust Company administrator with the will annexed files its final account and petitions for distribution of the residue of the estate of Charles E Hershman deceased. A hearing is set for June 29 1922 at 10 a m in Alliance to examine the account and consider the distribution. Heirs and interested parties must appear and show cause why the account should not be allowed and the residue distributed. Notice will be published in The Alliance Herald for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing. County Judge IBA E TASH seal Mitchell and Gantz Attorneys June June27
Mrs James bursts in with the tale of Nora attempting to start a fire with gasoline. The remark ends with Nora blown out of the kitchen window and a calm husband deeming it no harm since it was her afternoon out. The Brooklyn Eagle adds a wry aside about fear of suspicion if a monster appeared.
E A Nnett announces candidacy for Box Butte County Nebraska Third District commissioner. The nomination is subject to Democratic voters at the primary election scheduled for July 18. He appeals for support from the party followers.
A county sheriff race in Bos Butte County Nebraska is proposed as the Democratic nomination subject to voters at the penice July 18. Support is requested from readers, signed 5S H. Fink.
In a third district statement from Box Butte Nebraska candidate J F Lawrence appeals to Democratic voters ahead of the July primaries. He promotes good roads, county administration guided by the will of the people, and equality on justice for all as his two plank platform.
Nellie Wilson announces candidacy for county treasurer seeking Republican support. She states competence and efficiency, notes current deputy county treasurer experience, and pledges full effort if elected. July present.
Opal Russell declares candidacy for the nomination for County Superintendent of Schools of Toe Butte, urging voters to support at the primaries.
County Sheriff CAL COX declares candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Box Butte County Nebraska subject to the will of Democratic voters at the primaries. Support solicited as of July 18.
Mrs. Cora M. Lewis announces her run for county treasurer in Box Butte. She previously served as deputy treasurer four years ago until a law restricting relatives working together ended her term. She pledges to run efficiently and save taxpayer money and urges votes at the July 18, 1922 primaries.
In a statement to voters, John Pauling declares his 28 years of machinery experience and 18 years in road and bridge work. He argues a county board member should have practical experience and asks for support from Democratic voters in Box Butte county.
County Sheriff candidate Lloyd Gwinn declares his primary bid for Box Butte County and pledges to Fill the office efficiently and impartially if nominated by the Democratic voters at the July 18 primaries. He asks for support.
A large crowd attends a Farmers' Union meeting at the church in Fairview during a prayed night with ice cream and cake. The Essex boys move haying to the William Lorance farm under a contract to put up over two hundred acres of alfalfa. Various locals, visits, and small-town social notes follow, including family visits and neighbors dropping by homes.
An ad-style item touts Tanlac as a remedy for constant fatigue and exhaustion. It cites F. E. Holaten, aged 69, and mentions the United States Congress and Washington in a vague note about trouble and independence, reflecting a period promotional tone.
In the community some residents speak of renewed health after using Tanlac, praising its restorative effects and noting personal improvements in well being. The report highlights hopeful testimonials from local people.
June 1 cattle market trends show strong demand for quality bee steers but weakness for poorer grades. Beef steers peak near 9.00, top cows and heifers up to 8.00, calves down to 20 from last week. Hog receipts heavier with mixed week, sheep prices steady to higher, spring lambs about 150 lower, native lambs 12.00 to 13.00.
The market shows broad decline as liquidation drives down prices. Chicago wheat retreated after Monday gains with July slipping to around 1.00 while December contracts fluctuated. Visible grain supplies stand at 25,506,000 bushels of wheat and 90,315,000 bushels of corn.
Early potato shipments reached 3 140 cars, up nearly 1 000 from last week, with 1 480 cars of late potatoes. Prices rose on many grades with Irish cobblers at 6.00 to 7.00 per barrel and Blc Triumphs at 2.75 to 3.76 per cwt. Round whites gained 35 cents in Chicago.
Dairy reports show four principal markets with January 1 receipts up 387,357 pounds from a year earlier while storage stocks fall by 6,103,577 pounds. Chicago market sold 93 scores at 35,326 cents.
Eyewitness figures show eye receipts on four principal markets since January 1 exceed last year by over 750000 cases. Prices hold steady with fresh gathered firsts at 22 22 and local 18c. Dressed poultry receipts total 8576000 pounds, heavier than the prior year, with local prices for hens light 16c heavy 19c, roosters 8c, and broilers 2c.
Under cooperative plans, seventeen state and fourteen federal inspectors tested 1,800 herds totaling 19 292 cattle in May. Five hundred eighty three reactors were found and 6 003 02 in indemnity paid. Twenty herds were added to the accredited list, work now in 21 counties. Under the Dairy law 1 470 herds testing 7 20 animals found 433 reactors with 28 000 16 indemnity. 314 animals tested for interstate shipments and 6 certificates issued.
The 1921 22 Nebraska potato shipping season closes with 5165 eelglot inspections by the bureau of markets, up 2232 from last season. Outlook shows a larger crop next year with 30 percent more acreage and ideal weather. Kearney district to begin shipping about July 10 with new U S No 1 Small grade 1% to 1 5 inches and 25 percent under size allowance. Earl Nebraska used for carrots only in July and August.
Ellsworth community notes report residents returning to work after vacations at the Elsworth Supply company. Local families plan house moves, and depot staff changes include replacements for Stewart and Seeholtz. Stockmen’s convention attendance nearby and ball game results show Ellsworth’s social and sporting activity thriving.
A report details road improvements and the push to designate the Alliance to Ashby route as a state highway. Engineers Gaddis and Meow, with road boosters from nearby towns, expect state funds for upkeep as prep work continues. Haying begins as Ranches plan early cuts and a planned July Fourth game with Whitman in Alliance is discussed.
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