Women's Corner Embroidered Handkerchiefs for Sale
Readable text lists women’s corner embroidered handkerchiefs offered for sale with unspecified details. No dates, prices, or brand names are clearly legible.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1912
Page
21
Readable text lists women’s corner embroidered handkerchiefs offered for sale with unspecified details. No dates, prices, or brand names are clearly legible.
Christmas silks offered yard 36 in black silk one dollar. 36 in bik chiffon taffeta silk pare tree cer one dollar fifty. 24 in fancy taffeta silks for shirt waists and dresses priced one dollar twenty five. 27 in Jap silk all colors bik and white five cents per yard. Ten pieces fancy silk mull scarves shades sold by the yard.
A fine opportunity to purchase these items at one half regular price for Christmas.
Classified snippet lists colors and measurements B1 39 yd 54 in likely indicating fabric or material options in Navy Black Brown and Tan with a short listing style typical of catalog or ad copy.
A newspaper ad showcases a wide Christmas gift selection for men. It features a fine line of mufflers in all colors priced from 50 cents to 150 percent and up, plus a large assortment of men's vests offered at about one third off regular prices.
S K Warrick was re elected president by unanimous vote at the Omaha convention. He has held the office for several years. The league plans a statewide campaign for prohibition soon, announced at the gathering.
Guinea Chapman of Malinda and his wife with their young son begin a trip tomorrow to his old home in West Virginia. They expect to return around February first.
K L Pierce of Hemingford Nebraska offers real estate loans on improved farms and ranches at favorable rates. Unimproved land loans available only on large tracts.
Take your gowns and salts to the Sultatorium to be cleaned and pressed for the Holidays. All work called for and delivered. Mrs. W. H. Zehrung. Advertisement 120 722.
Wednesday December 4 marked Joe Simmons sixth birthday with a party at 712 Box Butte avenue hosted by Mr and Mrs R Simmons. A large number of guests attended and left many presents while supper was served and games were played, making the day pleasant.
City authorities rapidly installed lights atop the Box Butte venue during very cold weather. Officials expect all Nehts to be lit by Saturday evening.
Nel Onaha reports a gain of 21,000,000 bushels of corn and a 142,000 acre increase in Nebraska. The average yield per acre rose from 21 to 27 bushels, with a year end total gain of about 46,000,000 bushels. The surge is credited to a broad seed corn campaign led by newspapers, the Bureau of Publicity, and the state experiment station.
The Nebraska poultry sector is highlighted as a major industry with state revenues approaching 43 million dollars in 1911 and Nebraska factories supplying half of all incubators in the United States and Canada. The piece notes Nebraska’s large egg production, high value poultry products, and a plan seen elsewhere to boost local poultry by school programs. It also includes an advertisement for Rexall Vegetable Compound targeting women with claims of relief from menstrual discomfort.
L W Schoonever a carpenter for Alli ance leaves for Denver to spend the winter. FP Abley of Hemingford was in town this afternoon on business. Attorney Eugene Burton had business in Scottsbluff from Tuesday to Friday last week. Phil Merchant manager Forest Lumber Company Hemingford was in Alliance on business Tuesday. Barney Shepherds Hemingford who runs auto livers drove to Alliance this afternoon with Roy Strong and another traveling salesman. L H Highland left Tuesday for a trip east for Alliance Fruit Co as far as Seneca and will return Friday.
Miss Alexander hosted a children story hour with Christmas tales and pictures. J. T. Wiker traveled from Alliance to Scottsbluff to deliver two pianos, planning a return on Saturday. Omicron Kappa Club held a dance at Pheiwu Opera House with Mrs Vikers orchestra. Mrs P Hughes, sister of M Vaughn, visited and returned to ONeill. W H Grandstaff and C E B Carter traveled from Ellsworth to Alliance for business, both requesting inclusion on The Herald Ellsworthists list of subscribers.
Read like an old ad promising to end distress by cleansing the liver and bowels. Claims to gently compel right action and restore health and good feelings. Appears with a note to answer advertisements and reference to paper page B2-40.
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