Alliance Campfire Girls Enjoy Hot Springs Visit
Alliance Campfire Girls spend a lively two weeks in Hot Springs with daily visits from home folks and organized events. Local residents offer rides and hospitality while trips to Wind Cave and communal dinners strengthen ties between campers and Alliance families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Hot Springs
Peoyie Fiam
H. Prettymen
Charley Graseman
Mabel
J. P. Dailey
L. P. Dickinson
A. V. Gavin
Harriet
Hortense
T. A. Cross
H. D. Hacker
Wind Cave
People of
Alliance Girls
Box Butte County Equalization Board Meet Set
The Box Butte County Nebraska Board of County Commissioners will meet as the Equalization Board on August 18 1921 to set the 1921 levy. This will be the last meeting of the year for the Board of Equalization. Avis M Joder County Clerk.
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Board of County Commissioners
Box Butte County
Nebraska
Equalization Board
Board of Equalization
Avis M. Joder
Spanish War Vets Picnic at Dunlap Sunday
Members of George L. Gaddis post No 5 United Spanish War Veterans of Alliance plan an annual picnic at Dunlap on Sunday August 14. Adjutant W J Hamilton and the committee urge each member to bring wife and family with a dollar penalty for absentees. autos will be provided, depart city hall at 9 am, ladies to bring lunch baskets, hot coffee will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Gaddis
United Spanish War Veterans of Alliance
Dunlap
W. J. Hamilton
Price Spread for Highland-Holloway Co. Item
Silver grey and Georgian Fox searf offered at August price 35.20 with regular 44 and last year 75. Highland-Holloway Co lists the figures.
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Highland Holloway Co
Advertising will turn the trick for cut price sales
W F McClure, director of publicity for the Fort Dearborn National Bank, told the national congress of retail merchants in Chicago that cutting prices will broaden buying and push volumes. He said advertising will draw customers, enabling goods to be priced low and profits to accumulate from many purchases.
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W. F. McClure
Fort Dearborn National Bank
National Congress of Retail Merchants
Chicago
Pleasant Valley Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
Pleasant Valley social life is summarized with visits among Timblin, Cox, Peterson, and McNay families. Events include a baseball game, Farmers Union meeting, measles recoveries, and school work at Pleasant Valley schoolhouse. Local trips to Alliance, Hemingford, Loomis, and Pine Ridge are mentioned along with family gatherings and an August sale at Highland Holloway Co.
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Gus Peterson
Alliance
Helen Ertes
Hemingford
Charles Baldwin
George Timblin
E. J. Bryant
J. E. Richardson and Sons
A. W. Marte
Hay Springs
Mabel
Berea
Otis Cox
James Ivine
Fern McNett
Lillie
Thomas Squibb
FE. J. Bryant
James Ervine
Ferg Timblin
Farmers’ Union
Hans Hansen
Buster Roberts
Lew Roberts
Laura Cail
Pine Ride
Roy Rader
Leota Squibb
Car Rader
Fay Miller
Charles Estes
A. G. Danhom
Pleasant Valley School
Warren Moore
Loomis
Neb
Viola
Mabel Peterson
Fred Coil
Pine Ridge
Coil
George Osborn
John Roberts
Glen Gordon
Jay Oliver
Clyde Graham
James McTire
Adrain Clark
A. P. Gordon
Fern Eaton
Blanche Oliver
Personal notices from Alliance area locals
Frank Wolverton returned Friday to Crawler. Several residents and visitors are listed with trips to Antioch Hot Springs and the Black Hills. Mrs. H W Beach and Mrs. James Carmody travel visiting friends, while M E Leggett illness improves. Frances Collins leaves for Cedar Rapids for a two week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wolverton
E. &. Ford
Hemingford
Alliance
H.W. Beach
Havana
George Carrell
Hal Marvin
Idaho Springs
Robert Reddish
Sunde
California
J. C Menge
Victor Jackson
Mary Ryan
Florence Whaley
Antioch
F. W. Irish
Fred Wille
Lawrence Kemmish
Joe Alxpaugh
Valantine Lawrence
Glenn Lawrence
J. A. Macden
Little Daughter
Omaha
Sabelle Osborn
Scottebluff
Frank Shreve
Letha Baldwin
Collins
James Carmody
Mable
George L. Burr, Jr
Hot Springs
S. D
John Nation
N. J. Fletcher
Thomas Gillshannon
H. E. Fisher
M. E. Leggett
Caty
Charles Fuller
Wernerslay
Black Hills
Frances Collins
Cedar Rapids
Edwin Linquist
Alta Dye
Nebraska ranks fourth in value of farm property nationwide
Nebraska has rapidly increased farm property value over a decade, rising from 2.08 billion dollars in 1910 to 4.20 billion in 1920. Buildings, implements, and livestock saw large gains, with swine production ranking third in 1920 and land values more than doubling.
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Nebraska
Publicity Bureau
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Town
Illinois
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Inice Dunning
Colorado State Teachers’ College
Greeley
Colo
Colorado Educational Institution
Dunning
United States
Philippines
M. P. Ryan
Manning
William Ellis
B. J. Doyle
Mire
Dennis Ryan
Tom Ryan
Rose McDonald
Nellie Dorn
Florence Whale
James Dorn
Jackson
Windsor
Mr. Jackson
Kansas City
St. Louie
Margaret Barry
Chester Hagan
Father Manning
Mary Barry
Robert
Gavin
Magpie Barry
Julia Higgins
Grace Luther
Hagan
St. Joseph
Denver
Mr. Hagan
Fruit Exchange
First Methodist Church
Crawford
Epworth League
C. A. Dow
Alliance Church
J. C. McCorkle
W. R. Harper
Betty
Young People's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
L.A. Hall
Wade Smith
O. O. Gentry
Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
E. T. Kibble
Hightowa-Holloway Co
Highland-Holloway Co
Pleasant Valley
Wyoming
Lander
P. J. Michael
States, Thomas & Co
Herbert J. States
Lander, Wyoming
Lloyd C. Thomas Alliance
B. G. Bauman, O. D
Bauman
Op-Tom-E-Trist
James Barnes
Thiele’s
Jergen
BUICK
Buick Garage
Kerr
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