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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
2
An advertising notice promotes Ladies Furnishings with a wide stock of ladies goods and claims low expenses and small profit margins to offer affordable prices. The copy emphasizes quality and style to attract buyers.
In front of the Palace Livery Stable a rig is readied for departure. The note proclaims a service to send one any distance for any purpose at any time.
A M Warren Chiropractic promotes health restoration without medicine or surgery by spinal adjustments. It invites examinations and counseling, offering a free office visit. Located in the Opera House Block rooms 2 and 3 at 47th 254.
Hemmingford residents and visitors jammed regional roads and rail lines for Thanksgiving. A parade of names from Chadron Alliance Gordon and Marsland crossed 43 44 and 49 as families gathered at homes and suppers. reports note meals sellout crowds and a bustling scene with local road travel and holiday visits.
Belmont residents report a cold snap and mud turtle conditions. Miss Lula Lemons and Opha Lemons return from Alliance for Thanksgiving. Fred Ellsworth wins praise for escorting four young ladies to the holiday dinner. Abbott Brothers receive another carload of lumber. Mrs. Hamaker visits Hot Springs to see her children. Miss Cecil Hack injured her arm in a wagon accident but improves. James Phelps returns from Valentine on the 44. Mrs. Biery travels to Crawford. Pearl Evans and George visit town. Fred Ellsworth hauls hogs to Crawford for James Phelps. Phillips dance a grand success with about one hundred attendees. Mrs. Diehl and Andrew plan a Sunny South trip for health. Mrs. Abbott and daughter visit Mrs. Lee Gregory. Local school, with Miss Clark and Miss Blessing, performs well this winter.
Reno miss Dennis attended a taffy pull at her sister's on 44 with 35 attendees. Many residents traveled to Alliance for visits and meals. Several families, including the Hier, Nelson, Strong, Sturgeon, and Mapps, hosted dinners, shopped, or butchered livestock around Thanksgiving. The Reno schoolhouse festival drew a good crowd as scholars faced a potential teacher change.
Miss Vira Horn and Miss Marie Meelwee visited Miss Vira at her home on Monday. A birthday party for Burt Horn, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Horn, drew many local youths with music games and a midnight supper. Guests included Elsie Horn Helen Heeson Viva Horn Nora Cogar Sadie Horn Nettie Crismond Iva Horn Edna Horn Everett Horn Joe Beeson Willie Davis Hen Nicola Earnest Thompson Wilford Cogart John Crismond Boston Neck Hert Horn and Amos Mowry.
A Christmas tree event will be held at Fairview church this year with an interesting program. A committee on the program was appointed at the Sunday school last Sunday. The exact evening is undecided, but notice will be published in The Herald in ample time.
The Gazette reports Manchuria is declared infected with bubonic plague. A monument to General James Edward Oglethorpe is unveiled in Savannah. Colonel Moses C. Wetmore dies after a wagon collision. The government seeks to dissolve the sugar trust in New York. A three day coast storm hits New England. Maude B Glavis obtains divorce. A Baltimore and Ohio wreck injures twelve. Tennessee upholds whisky ban. Pennsylvania Station opens in New York. Ground squirrels cause ten million dollars in annual US damage. A Houston engineer is killed in Mexico City. A bank official commits suicide in Lynchburg. Milwaukee hosts its first municipal dance. Umpire Tim Hurst ill in New York. Edmond Casey identified as Aberdeen murder victim.
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