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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
12
Market notes from South Omaha Nebr dated September 6 191 with cattle hogs sheep and lamb pricing and receipts. Cattle demand strong with steady to higher quotes on beeves and cows while hogs small in volume with limited market and sheep and lambs showing price strength for the day.
From the St Louis Times comes a critique of Hughes who accuses unnamed traitors of scheming for private gain. The piece questions who will identify the traitors and ridicules broad charges as windmill rhetoric. Local horseman George Mollring reports racing Major and Mary Ann Pirect at Sheridan County Fair amid Burlington officers moving horses by train despite a strike embargo.
Expert printers attract attention and bring results in color printing. Contact The Herald's job department at phone 340 for the next job.
Help wanted notice seeks a girl for laundry work at Alliance Steam Laundry. Inquiries requested at the shop location or by telephone 38-tf-7512 for details and interviewing times.
The article recalls boxwood borders as premier garden ornaments of colonial to early American homes. It notes their dark foliage, strong odor, and slow growth, contrasting them with privet hedges. Historic specimens near Mount Holly, Elizabeth, and Newark survive as valued heritage, with one 12 foot high bush once moved to a millionaire’s estate.
A fragmented historical snippet recounts a church scene where an old preacher calls for a new pastor selection, asking the congregation to say aye. Dialogue shows tension as the preacher awaits consent and asserts silence equals consent.
Government review and railroad wage reform avert a nationwide strike. The Senate passed a bill setting an eight hour day as the basis for pay after January 1, 1917 with a six to nine month investigation into impacts on the railroads. President Wilson awaited signing as leaders signaled a settlement.
W. M. Robinson of Onaha visited Alliance last week and sold the National Music Supply Company Alliance branch to Mr and Mrs J T Wiker. The Wiker firm will run high grade planes with Kurtzman as leader, hold the Victor line agency, feature Victor records, add a sheet music department, and receive a carload of Kurtaman pianos.
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