Hidden Lives of Reed and Ward in Weston
Evan Reed, an ex convict, is taken in by John Ward a compassionate contractor in Weston. Ward helps Reed rebuild his life and Reed falls for Evaline Ward while protecting her from blackmail. After Ward’s death Reed inherits his estate and creates a sculpture as tribute, while Evaline reveals she understands their bond.
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Striows Misaiep Kean Reed
Evan Reed
Tie
Reed
John Ward
Anh Reed
Sumester Ward
Ward
Weston
Wride
Westen
Evaline
Grady
Evaline Ward
Dalton
Reo
Stone
Oaline
Christmas program delights Lakeside crowd at church
A Church program by Lakeside school teachers and pupils drew a large audience on Wednesday evening. Santa Claus dispersed cheer, and many children enjoyed treats. Schools close for a two week vacation as residents noted yuletide visits, travel to Alliance, Oshkosh, and various relatives during the holiday season.
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Santa Claue
Bernice Miller
Oshkosh
Molythe Harris
Ansley
Ear
Wolts
Alliance
Ed. Cody
Ranch
Irwin
Wyoming
Hi. H. Thompson
Antioch
Nels Rask
George Laing
Lon Tres
W. A. Boen
Harry Graybill
Mr. Carlson
G. G. Nelson
Star Ranch
H. S. Fullerton
Hattie and
Ellsworth Ash
Jake Herman
Frank Westover
Frank McGinnis
BR. A. Westover
Beatrice
Albert Hudson
W. H. Hudson
Wm. Chase
Mrs. Chase
Hemingford Briefs and Local Appointments
Frank La Mar returned to Ardmore after a few days in town. Elva Bunce accepted a hotel position. Edith Worrell and Lloyd Hullen wed in Alliance with Judge Tash officiating. Worrell worked at Home Bakery Happock Hotel. Mullen’s parents moved from farm to Hemingford. Fora couple spent Christmas in Denver. F Dulle and Bogman left for Denver for Christmas. Mrs C L Hardy joined Lockwood store.
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Frank la Mar
Ardmore
Elva Bunce
Edith Worrell
Lloyd Hullen
Judge Tash
Worrell
Home Bakery
Happock
Mr. Mullen
Hemingford
H. E. Fora
Denver
F. Dulle
Mr. Bogman
C. L. Hardy
Lockwood
Local Social Roundup and Personnel Changes
Lucile Hall leaves Friday for vacation with home folks. Miss Margaret Dixon resigns from the central office and both Miss Helen Brown and Margaret Dixon accept positions at the Growert restaurant. Multiple Bunce family members and friends spend Christmas and Chirvetinas at Myron Bunce home. Mrs Myrta Hopking and Dorothy visit son Roscoe in Sioux City for two weeks. Irene Davidson, Mary Coll, and A B Carter are noted for vacations or family visits.
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Lucile Hall
Margaret Dixon
Central Office
Helen Brown
Growert
R. C. Wright
Rma
Andrew's
Frank Bunce
Littie von
Grant Bunce
Floy
Misa Elva Bunce
Frank la May
A. B. Carter
Alliance
Western Publishing stockholders meeting notice
The annual stockholders meeting of the Western Publishing Company will be held at the company office in the Reddish block Alliance Nebraska on February 1 1921 at 730 oclock p m Lloyd C Thomas President Attest John W Thomas Secretary
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The
Western Publishing Company
Reddish Block
Alliance
Nebraska
P. m. Lloyd C. Thomas
John W. Thomas
Propaganda Bias Shapes View on Falling Prices
The statement argues that judgments on price declines depend on partisan bias and whether one is a buyer or seller, noting subjective influence on economic interpretation.
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Western Newspaper Union
Lakeside
Nebraska Land Company
Mullen-Worrell
Alliance Floral Company
L. D. Blair
Lowry & Henry Garage
First State Bank
Imperial Theater
William Fox
William
Mrs. Joe Martin the
Humanzee
Good Ship Rock
RYE
Lady Monkhurst
Bennett Me
Edward Knobloch, Ture
New York Times
Johnny Hines
Thos. H. Ince
Enid Bennett
C. Gardner Sullivan
Fred Niblo
George Barnes
Thomas H. Ince
Enid Bennet
Thos. H.ince
Fox News
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