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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1921

Page

6

Random Shots in Folklore and Jailhouse Anecdotes

A clipped column mocks local figures including Judge Tosh and Misort with satire about fines and legal missteps. It recalls police tales from The State Journal, recounting a jailhouse incident with a naked inmate and a deputy sheriff’s forthcoming book about wildlife in county jails.

Sherif Miskimen

Best Story for the Month and Oddities Parade

A collage of humorous vignettes and oddities from city life features masked train robbers, a cow ear purse claim, a morals inspector ad, garters slipping jokes, double bell rings, and a quirky tale of a bookkeeper repaid with interest.

Limited Pardner

Cleck woman misheard tale about Red Cross letter

A garbled recollection mentions a clecks worker, a tidy straight Die, and a cautious old lady asking about a cleanup squid. The caller cites rumors of a Red Cross and League of Nations letter, though the connection remains unclear.

Thie Gnorning Red Cross League of Nations

Household Hints and Odd Misprints From A Paper

Brief collection of humorous and practical lines including stain tricks with ink and scissors, a makeshift fly swatter from pancake and kindling, cork buoyancy test, china edge chip repair with a hammer, and odd food substitutes. The piece also lampoons high school cosmetics teaching and praises jokers as a noble calling in the path of Hippocrates.

Omaha Hippocrates E. S. Martin

Bindiess "Held by the Enemy" at the Imperial Tonight

The Imperial screens Bindiess "Held by the Enemy" from William Gilette's play about Rachel Hayne and a love triangle with Colonel Prescott. The husband returns as a spy while a rival manipulates the situation. An all star cast ap pears. The Wednesday feature is "See My Lawyer" a Christie comedy.

Imperial William Gilette Rachel Hayne Prescott Artificial T. Roy Barnes Allison

625000 Bottles Sold in New York

The Tan lune tonic sells about 500000 bottles annually in Gibson Snow Company territories with Albany Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse branches noting strong growth. If trends continue New York may buy over 750000 bottles yearly. Sold in Alliance by F. E. Holsten and leading druggists.

Tate New York East George H. Evans Gibson-Snow Company Albany Buffale Rochester Syracuse Evans Taniac F. E. Holsten

Rich young woman seeks own life in Greenwich Village

A suspenseful tale follows a wealthy young woman who chooses Greenwich Village as her residence and faces relentless attention from many men, a plot point central to the drama but not a shocking secret.

Greenwich Village

Astronomers Track Fast Moving Star Heading Away

Astronomers report a star moving away from Earth at about 2000 miles per second. At that speed the object will quickly exit the region of danger and travel into interstellar space.

Earth

South Dakota Tops Auto Ownership in Per Capita Count

South Dakota leads in per capita automobile ownership with one car for every 5.2 people. The remaining 0.2 person likely owns a small car or flivver, reflecting low per person vehicle access.

South Dakota

Livestock Market Reports From Omaha Kansas City and St Joseph

Omaha market notes show strong weight butchers. cattle receipts around 15 000 with steers steady to 20 cents lower and bulls weak. Kansas City reports slow demand with most grades weak to 25 cents lower. hogs up to 10 cents higher and vealers near steady. St Joseph lists steady to strong hogs at top around 5.70 and cattle 4.25 to 9.00 for steers, cows and calves about 3.25 to 5.25.

Omaha Neb Lnitoomenna Zeta Weetia Foeidleva Kansas City Giassers St, Joseph

Sheep Receipts Report Narrow Range at Auction

Sheep receipts totalled 4 500 with 500 hitcher farms offering steady prices. Lambs averaged 8 dollars, and adult sheep 3 to 4 dollars, with bids around 220 dollars noted. Prices appear steady across the market.

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Valentine Bent Wight Th. A. Misort Tosh Abelenmeceon Mir Abe Beltry State Journal Wonn Coor Bhck Hobs Indy Pute Bindiess First National Bank Alliance Nebraska Beelores Hig Edythe Walleams Aieed Besorn Tagle Thiele B. G. Bauman, C. D Lee Bauman Lee Vand Op-Tom-E-Trist Edwin Clapp J. Reynolds Tobaccs Co Wiartno-Salen M.C Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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