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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1915

Page

8

Local notes from Alliance and area

Community news from Alliance Nebraska and nearby towns includes visits by Mrs. T B Shrewnberry from Ellsworth and Bell, Linotype operator Al Bnediker from Bridgeport, and many local mentions of travel, shopping, and business upgrades. County events include a Knight Templars banquet and potato disease work by E M Wilcox and H E Vasge.

T. B. Shrewnberry Bell Ellsworth Inet al Bnediker Bridgeport News-Blade E. M. Wilcox H. E. Vasge Botany State Agricultural School Seidell

Panama-Pacific Livestock Shows details for Nebraska breeders

Nebraska breeders learn the Panama Pacific International Live Stock Shows schedule with entry and closing dates for horses cattle sheep swine poultry dogs and pets. The exposition offers 175000 in cash prizes plus 150230 state commissions and 100327 breed trophies totaling 440657 for livestock prizes. Cattle receive the largest share with 148667 in money plus trophies. horses receive 128472. swine 62572. sheep goats 54882. poultry pigeons and pets 13750. dogs and cats 5600. No entry fees. freight shipments include free return or 26 percent refunds if stock is sold. World’s Fair stable facilities are noted as the best yet for exhibitors and visitors.

Nebraska

Mis souri Live Stock Commission Co Service Ad

For good services and high sales consign your shipments to the Missouri Live Stock Commission Co. South St. Joseph Mo. Write us for market reports or other information Advy tf.

Missouri Live Stock Commission Co South St. Joseph

Fresh Meats and Trainmen Time Books Offered

Trainmen offer daily time books for gale at The Herald office for twenty cents each. Also advertised are fresh meats including mutton pork beef and chickens with grocery items and a contact phone number 54 27 tf 5660.

Gale Herald Office

Road markers show routes from Alliance to nearby towns

A list of road signs and their colors marks routes between Alliance and Crawford Hot Springs Chadron. For more information contact the Good Roads Editor of the Alliance Herald or the Secretary of the Alliance Commercial Club.

Igns Alliance Good Roads Alliance Herald Alliance Commercial Club

Western rate case boosts rail income while limiting some

The Interstate Commerce Commission approved higher rates for select western rail commodities yielding about 1.6 million dollars annually. Increased charges apply to brewer's rice fruits vegetables hay coal and coke. Rates remain unchanged for live stock grain fertilizers cotton and cotton goods. farmers gain from stable major outputs.

Future Cost of Farm Labor

The article argues labor costs rise as reliability falls and notes the impact of future war. It discusses millions of men likely killed or incapacitated, a postwar labor shortage, and a surge in European demand for workers influencing farm labor markets.

Europe

Labor shortage fears from immediate European demand

The writer predicts Europe will demand labor now, halting emigration to the U S and causing farm labor scarcity. Since most incoming workers are unskilled and stay so temporarily, farm wages are expected to rise significantly.

Europe

Local Druggist Praises Adler-i-ka Remedy

Thiele the local druggist says Adler-i-ka cures constipation and bloat with one dose. The preparation is touted to clean both upper and lower bowels and provide quick relief for gas.

Thiele

Wellington Inn in Omaha Sees Major Makeover Under New Lessees

The Wellington Inn in Omaha undergoes a lavish refurbishment by Payne & Slater Co. under manager R. D. McFadden. Marble, rugs, and new parlor space spruced up while updated plumbing, ice water on each floor, enhanced baths, and a first-known sprinkler fire protection system attract travelers and residents alike.

Omaha Wellington Inn Altho McFadden Omaha World-Herald Payne & Slater Co Eveats R. D. McFadden Prince

Worth Their Weight in Gold

A testimonial from Miss Clara A. Driggs of Elba New York praising Chamberlain's Tablets as quick relief for headaches dizziness and symptoms of a torpid liver and digestive disorder. The advertisement notes the product is obtainable everywhere.

Clara A. Driggs Elba N. Y

Prize Winners at St Joseph Stocker and Feeder Show

Cattle from Nebraska and nearby states dominate the St Joseph stocker show with Herefords and Shorthorns placing in multiple age groups. Notable entries include Fawn Lake Ranch Company Rushville Neb and Tully Musser Cattle Company Alliance Neb winning several prizes with prices ranging from 7.00 to 8.90 per hundred. The Diamond Cattle Company Rock Creek Wyoming owned the Champion Sweepstakes load, first in two year old Hereford. Other top finishes include Murphy Brothers Spicer Colorado and Wolbol Rhinesmith Centennial Wyoming in various senior classes.

Nebraska Charles Busing Powells Fawn Lake Ranch Company Rushville Tully-Musser Cattle Company Alliance Cherry Cattle Company Lake Nebaska Murphy Brothers Spicer Colorado J. W. Reynolds Walton Wyoming Victor Hansen North Gate Cattle Company James Dobbs Medicine Lodge Kansas Angus Fred Nation Emporia R. H. Warrensburg Madison Lee Bevins Amarillo Texas Aberdeen Angus Polly & Lovel Ridgeway Missouri

Selecting Corn Ears for Seed: Size and Maturity Risks

Prof P G Holden warns that picking ears too large or too late risks soft moldy seed and poor stands. Medium sized ears balance maturity and quality, avoiding wasted yields and uneven kernel depth across stalks.

Poor Seed Seemingly Doubles Crop Value Potential

An eight ounce ear of corn per hill is claimed to double yield and value, potentially adding 1.7 billion dollars to total crop value according to the source. The statement emphasizes seed quality as the key factor in increased production and financial impact.

Corn Growers Rules for Seed Selection and Planting

Guidelines instruct farmers to pick seed corn before October 1, save at least twice what is needed, select ripened ears of good quality from strong stalks, hang ears in a dry ventilated place, and avoid touching. Prefer seed from own field and locality. in spring test ears and plant the 100 choicest in a separate plot for next year selection.

Immature Corn Freezes and Changes in the Crib

A historical note explains that immature corn stored in a soppy crib freezes and thaws through winter. In March and April warm weather reveals hearts of kernels turning cheesy and then black and strong in taste. The text compares to good corn that is large but flawed by immaturity.

Palmer Garment coat offers style and value

Advertisement promises a versatile Misses coat in Russian green cobble cheviot with pouch pocket belt and back box pleat. Turnover collar and velvet trim priced at 12 50, claimed to be worth more, inviting customers to browse more coats.

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