Marsland social notes and local movement
Mrs Wikal visited the E T Gregg home on Saturday. The fifteenth brings potato inspection and a picnic dinner. Locals urged attendance as potatoes are a sure crop. Grove Fosket visited from Hemingford this week. Mac McConnell and Hazel Crawford passed through Marsland. Bob Johnson Hemingford cattle and hog dealer visited Friday to arrange a mixed shipment. Joe Duhton James Arbuthnot John Johnson Charles Hale Art Pools Earl Rising and Mrs Bride Simek delivered cattle. Harley Miller and Clyde Hartman visited Crawford and Hemingford for dental and travel. Mrs Robert Neece was an incoming passenger Thursday.
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Joe Duhton
James Arbuthnot
John Johnson
Charles Hale
Art Pools
Earl Rising
Bride Simek
Harley Miller
Marsland
Clyde Hartman
Crawford
Robert Neece
Fall Tweeds and Sergeres Tailoring Prices Hit Marks
Eagle Tailoring Co offers new fall tweeds and serges with prices around 35 and 10 dollars. Located at 121 Box Butte Ave. Ready for season with tailored outfits and snappy lines.
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Eagle Tailoring Co
Box Butte Ave
Hereford Men Hold Meeting Saturday Eve
Mayor R. M. Hampton spoke at the Hereford men meeting praising cattle raising as western Nebraska’s real industry. He favored Shorthorns over Hampdfords, recalled selling heavier cattle a year ahead of neighbors, and urged purebred buyers to choose Herefords with good blood and ample feed. He urged marketing two year old cattle and buying Herefords locally.
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R. M. Hampton
Box Butte
Nebraska
Hampton
Hereford cattle booster tour praised by Nebraskas experts
E. von Forell and Nebraska officials address Alliance audience praising Hereford stock. They argue mature quality, year round readiness, and strong Nebraska ownership in world markets. Parade leader R A McCartney and U Nebraska ranch experts accompany the delegation amid travel setbacks.
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E. von Fore
Nebraska
R. A. McCartney
Omaha Journal-Stockman
H. J. Gramlick
Department of Animal Husbandry
University of Nebraska
State Secretary of Agriculture
Leo K. Stuhr
Henry Mousel
Ed Radwell
John McConnel
H. Gaudeault
A. J. Gaudeault
Fred Mues
Nicholas Gergen
Frank Anderson
A. G. George
St. Joseph
D. H. Propps
T. 1. Case
Thomas Mountjoy
Alex Babhelor
Bert Roberts
Ira Blair
Joe Fisher
Charles Mitchell
T. F E. Sedgwick
Sam Swinbank
John Kay
Eon Forell
H. J. Gramlich
Hereford
Alliwee
Alliance Volunteer Fire Crew Calls Members to Meeting
Every member of the Alliance Volunteer Fire Department is urged to attend a Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o clock in the club rooms. Members should make every effort to be present and on time.
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Alliance Volunteer Fire Department
Brother of Mrs. O Neill Comes to Alliance to Search for His Sister
William Pearson, forty, traversed Kansas and Nebraska seeking his sister Mrs. Anna O Neill whom he had not seen for nearly forty years. Tracing her from Columbus to Grand Island to Hemingford he found her in a potato field and reunited the family. With only five dollars left, he sought casper help, but county commissioners provided train tickets for the siblings and her family to travel to Casper where she would have a home.
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William Pearson
Anna O'Neill
Tash
Kansans
Pearson
Casper
Wyo
Kansas
St Columbus
Fort Scott
Grand Island
Seneca
Mullen
Alliance
Hemingford
O'Neill
Woman Resists Sale of National Vacuum Washer
A One Alliance woman advised she would not accept $1,000 for her National Vacuum Electric washer, claiming it removes all the aches from washing. The piece appears in Rhein's.
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Alliance
Rhein’s
Fall Woolens and Outing Plans Advertised
The Eagle Tailoring Co promotes new fall woolens with prices $30 to $45 at 121 Box Butte Avenue. 73 W. C. Mounts and family plan a Black Hills trip by camp from Wednesday, visiting Hot Springs Lead Deadwood Sturgis Spearfish Custer and Sylvan Lake. Judge W. H. Westover of Rushville was in the city.
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The
Eagle Tailoring Co
Box Butte Avenue
W. C. Mounts
Black Hills
Hot Springs
Lead
Deadwood
Sturgis
Spearfish
Custer
Sylvan Lake
W. H. Westover
Rushville
Fashion Shop offers 25 percent pre season fur discount
A fashion feature highlights a fur piece or set to elevate fall costumes with a 25 percent pre season discount at the Fashion Shop. The piece notes social chatter and compliments, urging readers to ignore gossip and focus on stylish value.
Mass of detail on people fills a long life
A lengthy life exposes a vast stream of opinions and preferences about many people, shared with little desire or purpose. The narrator reflects on how this endless detail accumulates and colors memory over time.
Fashion Shop Unveils Beautiful Fur Piece
A Fashion Shop introduces a new fur piece described as beautiful and stylish. The item highlights classic elegance and modern appeal for discerning shoppers seeking luxurious outerwear.
Decision Reached On Return Time for Ja to Shantung
The return time for Ja to Shantung has been set as the earliest possible moment, though experts differ on the precise timing.
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Shantung
China
Fashion Shop August Sale Offers 25 Percent Off Garments
The notice highlights 25 percent savings on select garments at the Fashion Shop during August. It also notes a lingering custom from wartime, awarding the title colonel as a sign of public regard.
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Florsheim Low
W. R. Harper
Board of County Commissioners
Box Butte County
Harper’s
NEW Fall
Oxfords
Children of
America
Ferris
Wruarperl
Harper’s Millinery Shop
Harper's
Hasper
Aisie
Harper Dent Store
BIG Store Alliance
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