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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
10
A. H. Jones Co presents used cars for sale at 3rd and Cheyenne with affordable options and reliable selections available to local buyers.
In Omaha on June 23 light receipts and steady demand kept the spot grain market generally higher. Wheat moved 2-3 cents higher with best samples up, corn mostly steady to 1 cent higher, oats mostly unchanged to a half cent up, and rye up 3 cents while barley remained nominal. Prices for No 1 hard wheat at $1.30, No 1 white corn at 51 1/2 cents, and No 1 yellow corn at 58 cents were reported with various other lots and samples traded on a mixed basis.
Liberty bond prices in New York at noon show various issues with bid and asking levels. The market lists 3g5 87.82e first 4c 87.30 bid second 4s 36.58 bid and other Liberty issues with values around 86 to 98, reflecting trading activity and closing figures for 3% and Victory series.
Cattle yarded about 6800 head with demand for light steers but heavy cattle slow with beef at about 10 6 lower. Hogs receipts near 17300 with broad demand and declines 10 to 15 cents. Sheep and lambs run steady to 50 cents lower. best natives and westerns sold around 11.00 to 11.50 for yearlings and 4.25 for fat ewes.
Prairie hay receipts are very light with little demand and firm prices. Alfalfa arrivals are scarce, demand weak, and prices are lower on better grades.
Local briefs report travel to Omaha and Denver, visits from Hartington and Montrose, college year end departures, staffing at Lockwood store, and home construction on Jenkins property. Couple M Minson from Elizabeth Colorado and Mrs Minson with Mr and Mrs Irvin Moore visit Wynkoop home while Moore hosts a university wedding reception.
Local residents recall land as treeless plains and link farming expansion to rising rainfall and land values. A Weather Bureau analysis shows no permanent temperature change since the Revolutionary era, despite frequent January to December fluctuations.
City notes emphasize calm policing and legal process. About 6 825 due by July 1 to cover assessments. several residents have not paid first installments. The city aims to enforce laws while maintaining orderly conduct and public finance follow up.
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