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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1921
Page
6
Despite prejudice against the growny cow, farm readers learn that the plump cow yields more milk and higher profits. The story notes dairy efficiency and feeding habits as key factors in profitability for Nebraska agriculture.
Notaries bonded by the Lion Bonding company of Omaha must file rr bonds as county clerks notify. The firm, once a Nebraska investment staple, is in receivership under state court. Stockholders likely lose money. creditors and policy holders may recover little.
Claude Currie once ran the Alliance telephone exchange and will manage a 40 000 acre ranch in Cherry County after a land deal closed in Omaha. J C Lomax and partners of Broken Bow and Hill Son of Grant Nebraska sold the property for 150 000 dollars. Currie and his father F M Currie retained an interest and plan to stock with white faced cattle, with hay enough to feed about 50 000 cattle.
Lakeside and nearby towns feature a busy social week with visits to Alliance to see doctors and shop, ball games between Ellsworth and Lakeside ending 12 to 11, and numerous trips by residents to ranches, towns, and camping sites in Edgemont Pactola Sylvan Lake and Hot Springs. Included are outings by the Osborns DeFrance Brunson Pollard and Blair families along with many traveling salesmen and relatives visiting Lakeside and Alliance.
Card of thanks from Mrs. Martha Ross and Mrs. Emma Nichols plus Mrs. A L Love and Mrs. J Nobles. O'Brien family of Stewart Iowa visiting Mrs. O'Brien's parents the Nolans. Mrs. O'Brien known as Miss Ethel Nolan. Leon Alter left after a visit to Edgemont South Dakota to resume work with the Burlington railroad.
Mrs. O M Krumtom of Alliance says Doan's Kidney Pills relieve her backache and urinary troubles. She notes attacks ease after taking the remedy and recommends Brennan's Drug Store as a local source. Also mentions price 60 cents and Foster Milburn Co. contact. Mr and Mrs Bob Evans returned from Crawford where they visited Clifford Robbins. Chester Shreve visited Crawford Sunday.
Reo speed wagons, loaded with food tents and bedding, were the first vehicles to reach Pueblo after the flood. Adjutant General Hamrock selected them for relief work, drawing twenty seven from Colorado Springs and requisitioning more by train. They worked 24 hours a day clearing debris.
Mr and Mrs Dee Hacker traveling from Hot Springs to Scottsbluff visited at the home of Mrs A P Brown sister of Mrs Hacker. The text notes water settled in cellars.
Mr and Mrs Alfred W Petring depart Friday afternoon on a motor trip through Colorado. The couple plans to visit points of interest and return on schedule, traveling with a light itinerary and hoped for favorable weather.
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