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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
9
Local residents attended a Rebekah Jodie event in Alliance and a bustling set of social calls. Helen Brown accepted a position at Gogert's restaurant while many townsfolk made short visits, shopped, or traveled to nearby towns for events and family matters.
Mrs R R Mitchells brother from Lincoln visited briefly this week. Lloyd Mullen helps Paul Armstrong harvest corn. Mr Horhem called on business in Alliance earlier. Edith Carrell from Crawford stayed briefly Tuesday. Orrie Philips continues to give airplane rides to passengers. Blanche Oliver spent Tuesday night with Irma Wright. Mrs Wm Cory traveled to Alliance Friday. The Anna Brown club of the Congregational church held its weekly meeting Friday at Miss Susie Davidson’s home.
The Western Nebraska Basketball League meeting at Bridgeport announced schedules for Alliance teams. Boys games include Sidney, Mitchell, Bayard, Scottsbluff, and Gering with future games in Ravenna Grand Island and Broken Bow. Girls games feature Chappel Scottsbluff Sidney Gering Alliance with a Crawford game pending.
A new attendant reports Jones hanged himself in the country asylum. The superintendent asks if he was cut down. the attendant says Jones was not dead yet when found.
A December Sunset essay argues that high tax bills reflect citizen indifference and apathy. It urges continuous, informed public engagement rather than blaming politicians or entrusting reform to party changes.
An ad agency recalls the disappearance of Pearline from the market and why it faded. The piece quotes Advertising Age on the need to advertise to keep a product known, noting Procter & Gamble bought Pearline in 1914 to save it and that public memory fades without ongoing promotion.
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