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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
3
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as strike-breaking aids for liver kidneys and bowels. It claims they gently compel proper action and lead to excellent health, urging buyers to purchase at F. J. Brennan's for 25e.
A dated study guide for Sunday Oct 29 1911 reviews the laying of Zerubbabel’s temple foundation. It lists religious questions about gatherings at Jerusalem, church leadership, ceremonial law, offerings, and practical lessons from the event with reference to Psalm 100 and Psalm Ixxv.
Mountain time close times for East Bound trains 11 20 a m train 44 and 11 00 p m train 42 West Bound 12 30 p m train 43 and 11 00 p m train 41 South Bound 12 30 p m train 305 and 11 00 p m train SOL Sundays and holidays night mail closes 6 00 p m instead of 11 00 p m Official signs IRA E TASH P M
The article extols Calocide as a universal foot cure. Soak feet in a hot water Calocide solution for fifteen minutes, then massage sore areas. Repeat nightly if needed. olive oil helps afterward. A twenty five cent package is advised and druggists carry it.
FP Parker explains how loam and silty soils hold water in the upper four feet and the portion that is unavailable for crops. He notes wheat and corn demand large water amounts, the need to maintain optimum soil moisture, and the role of rainfall and root expansion in sustaining growth.
Associate Justice John M. Harlan, oldest member of the U S Supreme Court, prominent in Kentucky politics and Presbyterian circles, dies at home in Washington at age seventy eight after a week with acute bronchitis.
At a Kansas City hearing on Dr. Hyde charged with murder in the Swope case, Hyde shouted I will kill that man before being restrained by Mrs. Hyde. Senator Reed, acting for the Swope family, accused a deputy marshal of offering to fix a juror. the deputy denied the claim. The scene prompted concerns from Judge Porterfield as Hyde was pulled back to his seat.
Suffrage supporters in California gained after straggling returns, with initiative and referendum passing 138,181 to 44,850 and recall 148,572 to 44,290 as more precincts reported while the final tally kept a large margin in favor.
Closing prices show wheat at 99.5 cents per bushel for May 1.04, corn December 44.00 to 2, oats December 7 to 7?Tec, Park January 15.35 to May 15.25, lard 8.82, ribs 3.00 to 8.07. Chicago cash prices list various grades, cattle receipts 27,000 with mixed ranges, hogs 30,000 with firm to strong prices, and sheep receipts 75,000 with weak to mixed values across categories.
Cattle receipts total 11,000 with steer prices around $4,257.90 and cows and heifers in the $3.76 to $5.25 range. Hog receipts near 1,000 with prices at $6.30 to $6.59 for select bacon. rough heavies down to $5.20. Sheep receipts listed with wethers $3.25 to $3.95, yearlings $3.76 to $4.24, and lambs $3.50 to $5.40.
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