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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1917)
AI.I.IANC l HNRA1.D. Till It SHAY. A Kit NT 9th, 1017 For the Blue-Jackets W m Our boys in the Navy enjoy their Bevo. The Navy Department has put its official seal of endorsement on this triumph in soft drinks, by allowing it to be sold and served on all naval vessels. Ashore or afloat, you will And in Bevo a palate-pleasing, refreshing and nu tritious beverage. Just the thing to take along for sail or cruise auto trip or camp and for the ice-box at home. Bevo the all-year-'round soft drink Bevo is sold in bottles only and is bottled exclusively by ANHEUSER-BUSCH ST LOUIS PAXTON & GALLAGHER COMPANY Wholesale Dealers, Omaha, Nebr. 14L EVERY BUILDING THAT IS BUILT brings just so much PROSPERITY to the INDIVIDUAL and COMMUNITY Now is the time to prepare and plan for the building season which is at hand. Your neighbors are interested we are interested in know ing just what part you will take in the general building prosper ity this year and we will interest you in the matter of prices and quality of materials. Special Prices ON Excellent Stoneware We have just received a car load of "Buckeye" Stone ware and want you to take advantage of these cheap prices. Come in and see this line and you will want some for your kit chen. 3-lb. Bailed Butter Jars r 15c each Covered Salt Boxes 15c each 7- inch Brown Bowls 10c each 8- inch Brown Bowls 15c each 9- inch Brown Bowls 20c each Gal. Pans or Crocks 10c each Y Gal. Stew Pans 15c each 1 Gal. Pans or Crocks 20c each '. Gal. Pans or Crocks 20c each 2 Gal. Pans or Crocks 25c each 7-inch Cuspidors 15c each Gal. Bean Pots (covered) 20c each 1 Gal. Hall Boy Pitchers 15c each 10- lb. Covered Sugar and Cake Jars H0c eaeh 20-lb. Covered Cake and Bread Jars 40c each The quality is the best, so is the price Come and see for your self. National 5-IO-25c Store C. F. DUTTON, Mgr. Crop Conditions As Reported By State Board of Agriculture Th Nebraska State Hoard of An- of tht board, havi- been vlid'ed by ex- rloultur has isunu'd a statement ceilcal rains, while other parts are crop conditions oer the state gen-, on die verge of stiffer'ng for lark of orally. The report shows that the moisture, mere nave oeen a lew Horond cutting of alfalfa in Hox Hutte. hail storms reported from the differ county will yield on an average a (on to the acre. It is estimated that Ilox Hutte oats will average all the way through about 18 bushels to the aero, with spring wheat at 11 bushels, and winter Wheal about 17 bushels. The condition of tho corn is placed at about 90 per cent by the board with potatoes at 70. Tho con dition of the hay land is reported good Parts of Nebraska, says the report ent olcalitles. hut the reports state ttiey were of a local nature, and the damage was practically confined to the earn crop, as the small grain was practically all harvested. The report states that from all ap pearances at the present time, Ne braska has harvested the largest oat crop In Its history, and with favor able conditions from now on. the same estimate on co.n will hold uood. Alfalfa Kstimnted Kstlmat. yield pcr yield per yield per ; acre acre acre apt County. Sec. Cut. Oats Wheat Adams ... 1.2 22 12 Antelope . 1.1 32 IS Arthur Banner Blaine None None Boone 1 38 If. Hox Butte. 1 an 14 Boyd 1.3 45 19 Brown Buffalo . . . 0.52 28 15 Burt 1 3 43 16 Builer ... 1.2 42 18 Cass 1.5 40 14 Cedar 1 41 18 Chase .... 1 23 13 Cherry ... 1 20 Cheyenne . 1 30 IB Clay 0.9 31 18 Colfax ... 1 34 14 Cuming . . 1.3 38 14 Custer ... 1 30 15 Dakota ... 1 40 20 Dawes ... 1 35 18 Dawson . . 0.7 24 14 Deuel 0.8 27 19 Dixon 1.5 4 2 16 Dodge .... 1.1 40 15 Douglas . . 0.7 40 25 Dundy ... 1 25 8 Fillmore .0.6 38 15 Franklin . 0.7 20 11 Frontier . . 0.5 20 7 Furnas ... 1.3 31 Gage 0.8 33 15 Garden ... 1.3 24 15 Garfield Gosper ... 0.5 30 15 Grant .... 1.1 Greeley . . 0.8 38 16 Hall 0.9 31 17 Hamilton . 0.5 34 11 Harlan ... 0.8 18 Hayes .... 1 10 10 Hitchcock .0.7 15 6 Holt 1 22 12 Hooker 25 Howard .0.6 29 15 Jefferson .0.5 30 16 Johnson . . 0.9 31 15 Kearney . . 0.3 27 12 Keith .... 0.8 25 18 Keya Paha ... Kimball . . 1 -25 11 Knox .... 0.9 36 16 Lancaster . 1.1 41 16 Lincoln . . 1 28 10 Logan 35 20 Loup Madison . . 1.1 37 15 McPherson ... Merrick . . 0.8 35 14 Morrill ... 1.4 30 10 Nance .... 1 30 Nemaha . . 1.2 40 20 Nuckolls . . 0.6 27 12 Otoe 0.9 38 17 Pawnee . . 0.9 30 Perkins Phelps ... 0.4 24 13 Pierce ... 1 35 12 Platte 1.2 36 20 Polk 0.6 50 21 Red Willow 1.3 13 7 Richardson 1.1 32 Rock 1 20 15 Saline .... 0.9 46 20 Sarpy .... 1 25 20 Saunders . 1.5 39 18 Scotts Bluff 1 47 32 Seward ... 0.7 41 17 Sheridan . 1.0 20 15 Sherman . . 0.5 31 12 J Sioux .... 1.5 35 20 Stanton . . 1.5 35 20 Thayer ... 0.4 20 9 Thomas Thurston . 1.3 34 15 Valley ... 0.6 41 20 Washing'n. 2 35 17 Wayne ... 1.3 36 15 Webster . . 0.5 22 18 Wheeler .1 21 17 York 0.9 45 17 Kstlmat. Condition Cond. Wheat 17 12 None 17 17 21 10 14 ii 21 17 20 22 19 18 14 20 16 25 20 16 ii 6 13 12 15 16 ii ii 13 14 11 15 12 10 21 13 18 10 25 20 14 9 15 10 16 20 20 25 15 17 14 13 15 8 20 13 12 25 18 40 8 10 12 30 25 15 18 20 15 20 of Corn 81 71 80 85 90 90 85 91 82 78 88 80 90 63 84 86 83 83 100 90 87 75 94 85 85 82 91 76 73 82 83 90 95 90 90 92 95 76 95 70 90 75 82 76 85 81 70 80 95 82 76 87 84 92 60 100 83 83 96 85 83 86 88 93 72 87 80 85 75 87 95 83 85 85 90 90 75 87 71 90 92 93 83 94 of Potatoes 71 80 90 85 70 97 ft 93 80 85 97 82 90 85 79 93 90 89 100 95 78 90 96 87 92 80 78 51 41 75 70 90 '55 95 92 78 76 63 25 62 90 90 81 57 78 71 90 92 89 81 90 90 96 92 80 90 71 63 73 78 '55 71 84 78 45 77 87 78 75 87 97 77 95 78 90 90 49 91 85 85 96 70 80 85 Cond of Fair Good Good Good taol Good Good Good Fair Good Good Good Good Good Fair Good Fair Good Good Good Good Good Good Fair Good Good Good Fair Poor Good Fair Poor Fair Good Good Good Fair Fair Fair Fair Good Good Fair Fair Fair Poor Good Good Good Fair Good Good Good Good Good Good Poor Poor Fair Good Fair Good Good Good Poor (rood Good Good Good Good (iood Fair Good Poor Good Good Poor Good Good Good Good Fair Good Fair ATTENTION, STOCKMEN HAY AND WINTER RANGE ARE WANTED Inquiries are coming to The Herald office in large numbers for winter range and hay. The districts in the west and south west which have suffered this year from drought have thous ands of head of cattle which must he taken care of. Stockmen having either hay or winter range for sale will find a steady market if they will write The Alliance Herald Ml the coupon below : Date 191 Stock Department, Alliance Herald, Alliance, Nebraska. 1 have for sale the following at prices quoted : tons of hay. Price ... per ton. acres of winter range to care for head. Price $ Name Address Blue Monday Do you have Blue Monday at your home? We have an antidote: Send your washing to the Alli ance Steam laundry and have it done at Our house hold prices. If you haven't received a list, get one. All machine work ironed ready for use, all starch work ready to iron. We are proud to say that we wash your clothes clean, just as white as snow. We are as careful with them as you would be yourself. We do not tear or injure the daintiest fabrics, nor even shrink Ihe woolens. Family washing, rough dry and do mestic finish, as well as regular bundle wash, done better than ordinary. Alliance Steam Laundry CARTER CALDER, Mgr. ALLIANCE, NEBR. PHONE NO. 160 Lowry's Shoe Sale Is On Low Shoes are moving. There are still many pairs of Ladies ', Men's and Children's Low Shoes to be sold at these sweeping reductions before this sale Closes Saturday, August 25 These exceptional values are out where you can see them. The prices are marked in plain figures. You owe it to yourself to come in. Lowry's Shoe Store 206 Box Butte Ave. Alliance, Nebr. WE DO REPAIRING International Typographical Union No. 755 UNION 4jj LABEL The UNION LABEL on printed matter ALWAYS means the BEST, in both the front office and the workshop the com posing room. There are two printing offices in Alliance en titled to the use of the UNION LABEL: THE ALLIANCE HERALD THE ALLIANCE SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES UNION MEN and LABORING MEN of all trades, if your tradesman solicits your business with printed matter ask him to get the UNION LABEL on his advertising. Demand the UNION LABEL on Your Printing FARMERS DO YOU NEED HELP? If so fill out this blank and mail it to the labor bureau named below nearest lo your home : Alliance Box Butte Farm Bureau. Alliance II. M. Bushnell, Jr., See. Commercial Club. Angora O. O. Buck. Bayard George Harms. Ilemingford Community Club. The above named agencies in co-operation with other vol unteer agencies will endeavor to supply your needs. Married or Single? When do you want help? Kind of work? - Wages you will pay? How long can you use help? Hemarks - ... Name Address