Local notices and social items in Alliance and vicinity
Miss Mabel Bigelow offered a wage raise to teach another year in Alliance schools. Sioux county girl Misa Mabel taught one year in Harrison and satisfied. Harrison Sun notes visitors Mrs A F Baldrige and Cecil Baldrige from Secontabluff. T S MPielding moves shop to 316 Hex Butte Ave. Mrs J H Farley of Hewett visits Alliance. A R Wilson returns from Thayer county farm. Canton postmaster M N Whitaker and son Ray S Whitaker arrive in Alliance. Rev Titus Lang leaves for Luther an conference at Big Springs. Mr and Mrs Goodenough arrive from Mullen to run Alliance cafe. Mrs Emma Stralow visits Lotspeich and attends meetings. T Threlkeld enlists to embalm two bodies from Duzzard incident. Young men idle class organized at tabernacle. Seward to get Carnegie Library funded after site and maintenance arrangement. W Q Dickinson donates sites for Carnegie library and YMCA. Omaha notes cash corn surge with high prices for No 2 white corn. Rev P A McGovern consecrated bishop of Cheyenne. Child in Farnam drinks carbene peich from old bottle (to be checked).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Bigelow
Alliance Schools
Misa Mabel
Sioux County
Harrison
Harrison Sun
Fire destroys six stores in Homer Nebraska
A fire in Homer Nebraska on April 12 destroyed six downtown stores. Estimated damage reached 50000 dollars with 40000 dollars covered by insurance. The Edwards Bradford Laimher company suffered the largest loss at 30000 dollars, fully insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer, Neb
Edwards & Bradford Laimher Company
M B A Manager Visits Alliance to Explain New Rates
Mr. Hayman state manager of the Modern Brotherhood of America was in Alliance Tuesday and Wednesday to explain the new rates. A large number of members were served and the evening was spent pleasantly before he continued to Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Hayman
Modern Brotherhood of Amerioa
Crawford
King's Cap of Corn in Benin Royal Adornment
The Benin king wears a cap crafted from corn buds with a tassel of arae beads on one side. The item symbolizes sufficiency, a virtue noted in Danish saying that a person never calls it little when they believe it enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benin
Hidden Virtues and Vices Behind Wealth and Poverty
A fragment from a daily thought notes that wealth conceals virtues and poverty masks vices. It also mentions a sea anemone living up to sixty years, attributed to scientists.
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de Mar
Philadelphia
China
Horace Bogue
Nohe’s Bakery & Cafe
Maitland
J. H.vaughan & Son
Wallace Dray
Box Butte Ave
Dierks Lumber & Coal Co
Waters
Mgr
A. F. Baldrige
Cecil
Secontabluff
Tabernacle
L. E. Mark
T. S. Mpielding
Hex Butte Avenue
Charters Hotel
J. H. Farley
Hewett
T. A. Roberson
A. R. Wilson
Thayer County
Belvidere
Mr. Wilson
Lincoln
M. N. Whitaker
Canton
Hemingford
Ray 8
Titus Lang
Big Springs
Nebraska
Wyoming
Mrs. Goodenoveh
Mullen
Emma Stralow
Bingham
W. E B. Lotspeich
T. J. Threlkeld
Duzzard
KE. L. Meyer
Webster Bernhardt
Max Wilcox
Seward
Carnegie Library
Neb
Diers
Carnegie Library Board of
New York City
W. Q. Dickinson
Carnegie Mbrary
Young Men's Christian Association
Omaha
Farnam
Shelley Sayler
Anon
Homer
Wills
Ible
Mi Boy
Norton’s
Florsheim
Arrow
Norton
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