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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
5
The Alliance Herald is published weekdays and Fridays as the official newspaper of Alliance and Box Butte County. George L Burr Jr and Edwin M Burr are listed as owners and managers with Burr as president and Burr Jr as business manager.
At Alliance last week the annual convention of the stock growers association urged action to save the industry from financial ruin as growers fear fall sales to cover loans. farm expert Herbert Myrick warned meat supply will fall and prices to producers rise, citing census figures on cattle sheep and hogs, lower exports, and higher imports. He blamed overestimates by the agriculture department and called the situation an economic crime against farmers.
Hay Springs residents recount cross-town shopping habits showing Alliance offers cheaper prices and longer drives. Merchants are urged to use print advertising to counter competition and move shelf-worn goods toward faster turnover.
Jorkine on vacation at a fashionable hotel discovers his window pane has disappeared on departure. He explains to the manager that the pane was leather red with a flat shape, noting his month-long stay. The exchange is recorded in American Legion Weekly.
A grubby man with a stained shirt and grease on his coat wears a red rose in his buttonhole. He quips about the origin of the rose to a companion who jokes it might have grown there.
Miss Maybelle Pilkington and Daniel Hogan of Oregon City Oregon were married Tuesday.
A historical note claims American women spent about 50 million dollars on face powder in the prior year, reflecting cosmetic consumer trends and economic activity among the female population.
A minister was pronounced dead but revived after 14 hours. Doctors recorded a recovery as he regained pulse and breathing, astonishing his family and medical staff. The incident prompted questions about the accuracy of initial death determinations and hospital testing procedures.
Editorial lauds President Harding for enacting a budget and audit system to curb wasteful spending and provide transparent funding. It argues a unified program will track all public funds, limit vague appropriations, and support recovery, with officials required to verify available money before spending.
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