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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
7
Lost Avia watch reported, reward offered. Francis Hacker seeks work. Sse Now is touted as best time to negotiate farm loans. Federal farm loan association cuts interest to five and a half percent. See D E Purinton, Route 1, Alliance.
Regular teachers examinations will be held at the court house on June 20 and July 1. Opal Russell, County Superintendent. It will be to your advantage to see me when you need a farm loan. E. C. Barker, First National Bank Building.
The Guardian Trust Company of Alliance as administrator with the will annexed files its final account and a petition for distribution of the estate of Charles E Hershman deceased in Box Butte County Nebraska. The court sets June 29 1922 at 10 AM in Alliance for hearing and requires heirs and interested parties to appear and show cause if any why the account should be approved and the residue distributed. Notice to be published in The Alliance Herald for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing. Signed by County Judge Ira Fe Tash. Mitchell and Seals, Attys. June 6 June 27.
A humorous fragment centers on a museum scene where one character claims the largest money piece, while another insists the speaker holds his last dime. The brief exchange hints at pride, value, and comic banter.
In court Murphy faces his usual charge of street brawling. The judge tells him to pause before fighting while Murphy blurts out Bible, Yer Honor. He quips that by then the feller would be a mile away.
The notices declare candidates for County Superintendent of Hox Butte and for County Commissioner Second District in Box Butte Nebraska. Myrtle Reeves and Philip Knapp seek the Democratic nomination at the July primaries, urging rural school support and county voter backing.
KE A Bennett announces candidacy for the county commissioner post in Box Butte Nebraska Third District. The bid proceeds subject to Democratic voters at the primary on July 18 with support requested from party members and supporters.
A call for Democratic voters to participate in the sheriff nomination process at the primaries on July 1 and July 8. Support requested from Ss. H. Fink in this party process announcement.
J R Lawrence announces candidacy for Box Butte County Nebraska commissioner in Third District subject to Democratic primaries on July 18. He pledges a business like administration and road location aligned with majority will, advocating equality and justice for all.
County treasurer candidate Nellie Wilson declares in a primary bid that she is the present deputy treasurer, familiar with duties, and pledges to devote effort to run the office competently if elected, asking for republican voter support.
Opal Russell declares run for the nomination for County Superintendent of Schools in Box Butte. Primary voters will decide at the July 18 election.
CAL COX announces candidacy for Box Butte County Treasurer on the Republican ticket. He notes four years as Deputy Treasurer before a law limiting relatives in government work, and asks voters to support him at the July 18, 1922 primaries. CORA M. LEWIS also listed.
Subject to voters will I am a candidate for the nomination for county commissioner from the Second district of Box Butte county. I have twenty eight years with machinery and eighteen years active in road and bridge work. If you believe a practical man should serve on the county board your support will be appreciated.
The nomination for Aherrff of Bos Butte County faces Democratic primaries on July 11. If nominated and elected, Lloyd Gwinn pledges to fill the office efficiently and impartially. Support from voters is requested.
California and New York argued about climate with sharp taunts. New York boasted of its weather then challenged California to prove 80 Superior quality. California dismissed New York claiming it has no true climate, only varied weather.
A Bangkok hotel displays notices in several languages warning guests about electric light failures. The English version asks guests to return an enclosed postcard if lights go out so the company can dispatch a replacement. The item ends with a critical remark about fair pricing from the Ashville Times.
A lighthearted remark notes even swatting flies can provide exercise benefits and improve daily life. It suggests simple acts can have practical value and fitness is achievable through everyday tasks.
Omaha market report shows wheat higher by about two cents and corn up three quarters to a cent. Oats rise one to one and a quarter, rye up around two cents, barley unchanged. Prices list by grade for wheat corn oats rye and barley with various No. 1 to No. 4 classifications.
Receipts reach 7000 cattle and 4000 sheep as beef steers hit a season high of 9.00 to 9.50 per cwt amid overall gains. Cows and heifers show mixed movement with some classes steady, stockers and feeders softer, and light turnout for the week. Local traders and visitors, including Ballenberg and Richolts party, report trading activity and farm supply news in the Omaha market.
Receipts show chafed light steers steady with top bids around 12.60 for best lots. Yearlings Yemabon steady as ewes and light ewes sold around 94 84000. Hogs offerings steady with top price near 100, buyers hold for lower quotes. Light hogs near 20 to 12.0, medium weight butchers 10.0 to 10.25, heavy butchers 10.0 to 10.15. Bulk sales about 6.25 to 10.28.
A crowded scene unfolds as the Alliance celebration shifts funds from the postponed royal ball game to county league matchups. Residents choose between Alliance gatherings and a community picnic, while Whitman fans plot travel to Malem’s retreat and prize plans draw crowds. Multiple social visits and railroad workers’ reports fill the week as road surveys near Elleworth prepare for state aid. The weekend doubleheader at Ellsworth centers on Lake side and Ellsworth vs Bingham with Ellsworth aiming for two more wins.
The Antioch area hosted a windy picnic dinner for twenty ecis club members at Mrs. Ira Johnson’s home north of town with guests and singing afternoon activities before returning to Antioch. Odd Fellows and Rebecca lodges held memorial services in the church with about forty attendees. Reports note local visits by Mrs. Fy Tf. Smith and Gerald Smith plus road improvements and alfalfa harvesting work by Spade ranch crews.
Otis Cox and Merrill Wheeley transacted business in Hemingford on Friday. Residents from the neighborhood traveled to Agate for a pleasant day Saturday. Mrs Mary Cuiwalter visited her son Bert and wife on Tuesday night. Merrill Wheeler shopped in Moreland on Tuesday. Lester Walker of Wyoming visited his brother William Walker and will see his father Lewis Walker in Hemingford. Ora Phillips conducted local business. Eldene Wella hosted a baseball practice for players aged ten to sixteen before a game against Marsland, followed by an enjoyable Sunday evening outing.
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