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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1920

Page

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Potato Exhibit Car Heads Through Alliance Route

Farmers along the Burlington track view educational potato exhibits created by an extension service collaboration of Colorado Wyoming and Western Nebraska colleges and rail lines. The display covers seed treatment disease control soil factors and grading with a model potato cellar and seed vs ordinary storage bins. About 250 farmers visit daily and up to 6000 6000 ride the car along the route learning about tuber seed selection and crop insurance through demonstrations and bulletins by J B Lamson B G Reed and H with Burlington support.

Farmers of Alliance and Vicinity Burlington Track State Agriculture Colleges of Colorado Wyoming and Western Nebraska Agriculture Department Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Colorado and Southern Railroad Prairies J. B. Lamson Burlington B. G. Reed Denver

Weather forecast for Alliance area

Fair tonight and Saturday are forecast for Alliance and vicinity with warmer conditions expected in the east portion Saturday.

Alliance and Vicinity Warner East

Nebraska Agricultural Leaders Named in Potato Group

O Werner extension horticulturist and agronomist at the University of Nebraska joins Jacob Pedrett of Kimball Neb president of the Nebraska Potato Improvement Association, J. F Urence of the Nebraska Agricultural College, and T A Leadley ranch editor of the Nebraska Farm.

O. Werner Agriculture Extension Department The University of Nebraska Jacob Pedrett Kimball Neb Nebraska Potato Improvement Association J. F,"urence Nebraska Agricw College T. A. Leadley Ranth Nebraska Farnt

Record of Hogs Shipment From Alliance Sets Local Record

The Farmers Union Association shipped three carloads totaling 250 hogs to 30 farmers, with forty five wagon loads, in Alliance last Saturday. Manager George Neuswanger says hogs prove a profitable Box Butte county industry and the upcoming Alliance Packing plant will provide a nearby market. Hogs arrived from up to twenty miles north and nine miles south, changing the average from one to five hogs per load to one to five loads per farmer.

Alliance Farmers’ Union Association George Neuswanger Farmers Union Box Butte Mr. Neuswanger

Program announced for Nebraska local insurance agents convention

The Nebraska association of local insurance agents released the full agenda for its annual meeting in Alliance. J W Guthrie predicts 150 attendees with sessions on regulation, fire prevention, and agent relations over March 23–24 1920, plus a Potash District trip and a banquet.

Nebraska Association of Local Insurance Agents J. W. Guthrie Alliance Hotel Potash Elk's Club Alliance Kearney Frank T. B. Martin W. H. Ahmanson National American Fire Insurance Company Omaha Robe Bird Milwaukee Mechanics’ Insurance Company Milwaukee Wis E. R. Gurney Lion Bonding & Surety O Nebraska Rank A. Kennedy Department of Labor A. T. Lunn Newberry Hardware Co J. F. Joseph National Board of Fire Underwriters Chicago 3B. Young Bureau of Insurance Lincoln Louisville James F. Buck Grand Island Fred EB Walt Lincoln Chamber of Commerce

Prospects Good for Production in Osage Field

Dr. H. A. Copsey Jay Walker Oscar O Bannon and a local syndicate returned from Newcastle Wyoming after news of a thousand barrel gusher on Osage holdings. They expect production to rise significantly once the lower bearing sand is reached possibly exceeding two thousand barrels daily with current output between six and fifteen hundred. Wyoming-Northeast company partners also traveled to Newcastle amid fierce lease competition. O Bannon Bros sold their Alliance business after the discovery and weigh future plans.

H. A. Copsey Jay Walker Oscar O'Bannon Newcastle Wyo Osage Wyoming-Northeastern Company O'Bannon Bros

Interchurch Move County Conference Plans Under Way

Rev A J Kearns reports county conferences of the Interchurch world movement are progressing with a Box Butte event in Alliance on April 5 at the Christian Church. World needs of 41 denominations shown via stereopticon slides, with a state wide program April 5 9.

A. J. Kearns Interchurch World Movement Box Butte The Christian Church Re. A. J. Kearns J. Epler A. J. May M. C. Smith Nebraska Allance Sioux County Harrison Dawes County Crawford Sheridan County Rushville Cherry County Valentine Box Butte County Epler Interchurch Robert Graham State Financel Graham Box Hutte

Motorists Must Have the Licenses Says New Tags Required

Two state officials were in town enforcing a new tag law and found about thirty drivers without the 1920 plates. They took names and addresses, warning fines or arrest if noncompliance occurs. Similar checks were reported in Gering the day prior with comparable results.

Oll Gering

Miss Barry Leads Herald Campaign Key Contenders Rise

The Herald's prize and auto campaign shows Miss Margaret Barry leading with 699 600 votes as two weeks remain in the first period. Miss Sarabel Newman holds second, Ralph Cox is third, and BK M Kelly moves up, with Lyda Gasseling close behind as All iance Hemingford and Angora race dynamic.

Sarabel Newman Ralph Cox Herald Reo Margaret Barry Miss Barry Miss Newman Cox Mr. Cox Whi BK. M. Kelly Hic Ancore Mr. Kelly Ilno Ies Lyda Gasseling Hemingford Miss Gasseling Angora Alliance Elvic Alliance Minnie Anderson Mrs. Wong Miss Anderson

Miss Margaret Barry Emerges in Herald Auto Campaign

Miss Margaret Barry a native Alliance resident and Academy graduate works for Quick Service Electric at Fourth street and Hex Butt avenue. Her vivacious personality fuels strong local support as relatives and old residents back her bid in the Herald campaign.

Margaret Barry J. D. Barry Herald Alliance Miss Barry Academy School Quick Service Electric Company Fourth Street Hex Butt

Free Venereal Disease Clinics Listed by Red Cross

The Red Cross and Nebraska health officials publish a list of free venereal disease clinics across Omaha Beatrice Lincoln Grand Island Fremont Hastings and more. Clinics include University of Nebraska Creighton College Women’s Detention Home and several city and county facilities with designated doctors and addresses for patients seeking treatment and guidance.

Bulletin The United States Public Health Service Nebraska Dodge Street Omaha Creighton College Fourteenth Davenport Beatrice North Fifth Street C. C. Walden Lincoln Tenth C. H. Bastion Grand Island W. R. Raynor Fremont — Clinic Loomis-Miller James Ages Hastings—Clinic Madgett Building EB. Hamel State Board of Health Neb

Alliance Teachers Refuse Back-To-School Contracts

No Alliance high school teachers signed the proposed contracts for next year with a 33 1 3 percent raise. All contracts returned before the deadline signaling a complete departure of the current staff. Superintendent Pate may need to assemble an entirely new force though some staff might be retained.

Alliance Pate Beatrice Fairbury Fremont Hastings Alliance Tha

Gas Saver Installed in Alliance Cleaning Plant

Fielding and Son installed a DeLaval gas cleaner in their Alliance cleaning plant. The machine processes dirty gasoline turning it into white pure fuel and saves many gallons monthly, operating on a cream-separator principle by the same company.

Fielding & Son Sime Company

Storm splits window at Highland Holloway firm

High wind damages a large plate glass window at the Highland-Holloway company building. Glass scatters over the display of spring goods and merchandise. Estimated loss near $200 borne by the company. the plate glass insured by the building owner. The storm causes additional damage to wires on the western side.

Highland-Holloway Company L. B. Highland

Notice of Business Sale and Closure by April 1

O'Bannon Bros announce sale of their business and plan to close books by April 1. All creditors are asked to come forward and settle accounts before that date.

O'Bannon Bros

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