Goods From Native Land In Store Ad
Tom States of 118 Box Butte Ave advertises a stock of groceries including items from Greece, his native land. The note mentions figs from the town where he lived as a boy.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
4
Tom States of 118 Box Butte Ave advertises a stock of groceries including items from Greece, his native land. The note mentions figs from the town where he lived as a boy.
The Eastern Nebraska region reports a sharp weather shift with a skim of snow Monday night and more Tuesday. By Wednesday and last evening a heavy snowfall transformed into a strong storm, banishing fears of a white Christmas as the ground remains covered.
An all day session in Omaha led by the Home Missions Council representing twenty two Protestant denominations aimed to map Nebraska church needs. A deputation returned from the Pacific coast after presenting Neglected Field Surveys. The fourteenth state meeting sought planning to occupy neglected areas and foster federation or comity where church presence is unbalanced.
Younkin disposes of dry goods and clothing to Norton via cash balance deal. Wallace Bros lease transferred to Younkin and Harve West, who plan to run a rooming house and the Crystal theatre and have taken possession. An auction is scheduled on Alliance streets next Saturday to sell his remaining stock at set prices.
W. W. Norton bought the Younkin Block for about 25000 dollars, while Younkin takes goods worth 9000 dollars from Norton. The era marks a large Alliance real estate deal as local firms expand with Ford automobile sales and new one-year plans.
The remains were brought from Grand Island to Alliance for a funeral in the M. E. church conducted by Rev. O.8. Baker. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery. The event closed with a prayer and hymn referencing the Servant of God.
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