Personal Notices Hit Denver Trips and Local Visits
Local notices list Hal Gribble and wife departing Wednesday for Denver and Colorado for about two weeks. Other items note Mrs. L DuRee and daughter Lucille visiting Cedar Rapids and returning, various travelers to Denver and Estes Park, and several Alliance residents hosting or traveling to Lincoln, Omaha, Honolulu, and Mo. harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Gribble
Denver
Colorado
Fay Honeaker
Lakeside
Stephenson & O'Bannon
T. M. Quiggley
Mable
Valentine, Neb
Friends
Alliance
Estes Park
W. Graham
Hemingford
Kansas City
B. N. Smith
Merna
A. Gregory
Scottablut
L. A. Mosher
M. L. Johnson
Frineds
Fred Rheader
Prineds
Col
D. Rheader
Cone
H. H. Wray
Omaha
L. John Rehder
Scotiebluff
A. Hall
Local Notices and Editorial Snippets From Scottsbluff
Local items report conductor McKenzie stepping off duty for mine matters and various staff travels and health leaves. Notes mention high school funding drives, prorated normal training funds for 132 schools, and a global charity drive total of about 450 million dollars, highlighting American generosity and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allianen
Itelf Heled
State Auditor’s
Chappell
Gering
Mitchell
Scottsbluff
Sidney
American clockmakers struggle with rising export demand
European buyers show little interest as American clockmakers face growing overseas demand and supply challenges. The article notes increased orders from abroad impacting production and markets.
Germany Seeks Bigger Army Under Plea of Necessity
The piece argues Germany aims to enlarge its military beyond treaty limits insisting necessity permits it. The author compares the plea to a camel requesting to creep under a warm tent that ends by expelling the man, a vivid metaphor indicating inevitable overreach.
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Germany
Mexico City Dispatch Describes Revolution as Largely Nonviolent
A Mexico City dispatch reports there has been virtually no blood shed in the Mexican revolution. It notes Latin American revolutions are mostly poetry oratory highway robbery applause and a rush to the refreshment counterexchange.
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Mexico City
Changing Thy Label
A story from Tit-Bits explains a small boy punished harshly for misdeeds in a home where wall tracts urge love. After eight whippings the boy sobs and jokes about moving the cane from behind Love one another to I need thee every hour.
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London
Junior officer jokes in camp discipline tale
A clipped wartime banter scene shows a junior officer debating confinement terms with a sergeant major and the company Berg as the Tommy loosens the rules. The exchange moves from seven days to fourteen days, withokes of “twenty one” and a comic auctioneer quip.
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London
Pepper Pot Odd Note on Mrs Jones and Mrs Green
A fragment from The Pepper Pot features Mrs Jones urging Mrs Green to join a mission band. Mrs Green declines, saying she cannot even play a mouth organ, highlighting a humorous or casual exchange in a domestic setting.
Wanted men to work in clay plant in Fort Dodge
Help wanted ads state Lehigh Sewer Pipe Tile Company seeks men for clay plant work at $5.50 daily and up with cheap housing and steady employment. Also listings for renting three furnished rooms for night housekeeping at 215 Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Sewer Pipe & Tile Company
First National Bank
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Yellowstone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Everett Eldred
Orlando
Neb
B. Burrows
Jackson
Secottablufm
Lincoln
Fannie McIntyre
C. W. Mounts
William Duncan
B. I. Joder
Colorado Springs Overland
Lee Acheson
A. P. Lunn
Lennn
Raiload Notes
H. BE. McKenzie
Jerome Pleming Ta
Tom Newton
Tabemnosa
Laura Wood
Bam
Constantinople
Aladdin
National Information Bureau
Box Butte County Farms and Ranches
Alliance City Property
Nebraska Land CO
J. C. McCorkle
Natl. Bank
Billiken
Red Goose
Horace Bogue
Wm. Fox
Peggy Hyland
Paith
Harry Lauder
Billy West
Imperial Theatre
Screen Classics
Viola Dana
Eliza
Snub Pollard
Matt
Jeff
April Follies
Marion Davies
HIT
Europe
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