21 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
1
The bank thanks customers for loyalty and friendship and invites prospective customers to visit and see their services and offerings at this holiday season.
A long column lists residents visiting friends and relatives across cities including Battle Creek Sask and Liberty Mo. It notes job changes at Barnes Jewelry and Norton’s store, church figures in Hemingford, school funding duties for Miss Reed, new barn work by W. L. Lorance, and assorted travel and health updates for local families amid Christmas preparations.
A cryptic Christmas advertisement touts an elegant sin and a large line of Xmas novelties. It promotes lunch cloths and buffet items as potential gifts, inviting readers to call for more details and prices.
Alliance churches prepare a Christmas program with sacred concerts and trees. U P Church offers Friday eve program and treat for Sunday School. M E Church holds a Sunday service with a tree and Santa gift drive. St Matthews plans 11am service and 7:20pm carols. German Lutheran hosts a Christmas Eve service at 6:30 and Christmas morning with a sermon.
Fireman M Malarity of the C B Q is moving into the Shephards house at 606 West Indiana Street.
J B Gray boards 44 to Carroll today to spend Christmas and New Year with his mother. Frank Shipley, once of Alliance, attended his father's funeral in the city and is now near Kansas City with two children. Shipley reports good business and relief from the past strain. FOR RENT One furnished room with heat. 504 Box Butte, phone 90.
The Herald urges readers to shop early in the season and specifically in the forenoons of two days before Christmas. It warns two busy shopping days Friday and Saturday afternoons and evenings will follow publication and encourages early store arrival.
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