Stranger Welcome Leads Lawyer Into Royal Romance
Pearce Dwinell, a traveling lawyer, finds himself detained at a Fairview estate after misreading a posted invitation. He uncovers a legal dispute involving Hector Rhodes and his father as Marion and the brother test his trust. Dwinell enters appearance for the aged plaintiff and wins Marion’s affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce Dwinell
Fairview
Afton
Dwinell
Hector
Marion
Taman
Hector Rhodes
Bond
Tam
Nebraska Manufacturers Optimistic At Omaha Convention
The Nebraska Manufacturers Association delegates in Omaha hear talks from state and eastern business leaders. Optimism centers on a return to normal commerce postwar, with prospects tied to agricultural wealth and rising industrial activity across labor, supplies, taxation, markets, and legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Manufacturers’ Association
Omaha
Nebraska
Community Notes From Lakeside and Nearby
Lakeside residents Bertha and Marian Tyler visited Miss Anna who returned on No. 40 from Denver and Greeley. Grant Keith and children shopped in from the southeast Thursday. Steve Richie delayed work due to his wife illness. Mr. Fuller filled in on the east section. Jake Herman and wife visited from their ranch. Walter Nelson visited Alliance Saturday and returned home on No. 40.
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Bertha
Marian Tyler
Miss Anna
Denver
Greeley
Colo
Grant Keith
Steve Richie
East Lakeside
Mr. Fuller
Jake Herman
Walter Nelson
Alliance
Community Notes From Lakeside and Vicinity
Sunday afternoon visits from Grover and Ray Cameron and Miss Edythe Harris at Alliance mark a weekend of social activity. The church box social and handkerchief bazaar drew a good crowd with booths selling well and free coffee served. Local residents Clifford Huslen and Grant Keith family story noted. Numerous travelers and visitors including Tay Feline, Mr. and Mrs. McCook from Denver, Eddie Tyler from Hastings, Clair Wilson from Lakeside, Joe Posse returning to his Lakeside Mercantile job, and Joe Chapman of Grainier Bros. All across town residents welcomed back friends and observed ongoing neighborhood movement with several car incidents and visits to relatives.
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Grover
Ray Cameron
Edythe Harris
Alliance
Claude Huslen
Bachelor's Hall
Grant Keith
Tay Feline
Mrs. McCook
Denver
Here
Antioch
Joe Chapman
Grainier Bros
Lakeside
Ella Sanborn
Hattie Whaley
Frank
Louis Kitchen
Fred McKelvie
Seneca
Frank Westover
Local Papers Joke About Subscriptions and Work Habits
A Bar town Record item mocks easy gains from investments and subscriptions while contrasting the idea of loafing during earning years with having no future. The Nebraska City Press warns against idleness and reliance on luck.
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Nebraska City
Neb
A Printer's Madrigal Extends Morley's Typography Praise
From Christopher Morley's Bowling Green column in the New York Evening Post comes a playful tribute to a wife described through printing terms. The piece extols her balance, white space, and typographic features as a metaphor for beauty and devotion, ending with a light meta-note about copy.
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Christopher Morley
Bowling Green
New York Evening Post
Print Prices Outstrip Other Markets
A brief observer notes that goods are notably cheaper in print media than in other venues, attributed to the Democratic Watchman’s pricing or perceived value in Pa. readers.
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Do'efonte
Democratic Watchman
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Western Newspaper Union
Mareece Lishman
Bartow
Fla
DeVinne
Lot
Box Butte Ave
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