Personal notes from Alliance visitors during Christmas season
A long list of residents and visitors in Alliance Nebraska during Christmas and holidays. Names include Kenneth Hamilton, Edna Benedict, Edna Cater, Donald and Glenn Pierce, Mabel Gilbert, Willie Netfeldt, Doris Tyler, Mildred Griggs, Mabel Gilbert, and others visiting relatives in towns such as Lakeside Berea Omaha Scottsbluff Lead S D Mc Grew Ashland Lincoln Denver Crete Oreila Fotter and Denver. Several travel to attend funerals or visit relatives.
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Kenneth Hamilton
Wahoo
Neb
J. L. Roe
Lakeside
Alliance
Edna Benedict
Berea
Frank Cody
F. McCordy
Casper
Misa Anna Cater
Scottsbluff
Donald
Glenn Pierce
Hemingford
Mr. Robinson
the Forest Lumber Company
Oreila
G. L. Griges
Mildred Griggs
Omaha
Mabel Gilbert
Lead
Willie Netfeldt
Roy Burns
Harry Safford
McGrew
Charles Griffis
Reo Garage
Crete
Lb. G. Campbell
van Hoosen
Frank Garrett
Carl Larsen
Denver
Larsen
Martie Nolan
Irma Ellis
Lincoln
W. J. Nearton
George Madson
Ralph Mantz
Esther Johnson
Stockhows Wanted by the Nebraska Land Company
The Nebraska Land Company advertises for stock shows or stockholders, seeking investors or partners. The note is terse and seeks interested parties to engage in a land development or stockholding venture.
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Neiwaska Land Company
Caldswell Family Leaves for Calgary Visit
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Caldswell and family, who have been visiting Mrs. Caldwell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Howe, of this city, departed Tuesday for home in Calgary, Canada. They will stop briefly to visit Mrs. Caldwell's sister, Mrs. J. B. Lessole, in Newcastle, Wyoming.
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Cora Lewis
Willis
California
R. P. McCafferty
Patrick Green
Cheyenne
Wyo
J. Hodgkinson
Co. R. Hamilton
The
Guardian State Bank
Buena Viers
Colo
Margaret Shawver
Casper
Yuletide
N. T. Shaw
Standard Land Company of
Marsland
Alliance
Harley Miller
True Miller
Sarah O'Keefe
City
John O'Keefe
Denver
F. A. Caldswell
Eagles Building association stockholders meeting set in Alliance
The annual stockholders meeting for the Eagles Building association will be held January 6 1921 at 7 30 p m in the secretary office Reidish Block Alliance Nebraska F E Holsten president and L Lloyd C Thomas secretary attest. Mr and Mrs M F Hershman attend funeral of son Tr Hershman of this city and will return to Tefft Indiana.
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The
Eagles Building Association
Reidish
Alliance
Nebraska
F. E. Holsten
M. F. Hershman
Cc. E. Hershman
Tefft
Ind
Alfalfa and Tobacco Prices Slip Amid Curb on Demand
Price drops for alfalfa and cigarette tobacco are reported, but consumers may not feel any benefit unless they purchase.
Christmas church offering totals for two societies
The Christmas offering split between the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and a starving children fund. Gifts listed include 7.52 and 7.50 for special needs, a levee collection of 29.70, leaving 22.87 for the W F M S and 22.55 for the starving children. The note expresses thanks for the strong response.
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Europe
Ladies Circle to Tie Comforters at Church Parlor
The ladies circle of the Christian church meets in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon to tie comforters for those in need.
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Ladies’ Circle of the Christian Church
Choir Meeting At Mrs Noble Home Thursday Evening
The M. BE. choir will meet Thursday evening at 7:80 at the home of Mrs Jack Noble 921 Box Butte. A note mentions Russians, after trying sovietism, are ready for something else.
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M. BE
Jack Noble
Box Butte
Unclear health comments and ballooning appeal noted
A health expert links apple and potato peelings to longevity while lamenting golf enthusiasm as distraction from life. The piece suggests ballooning offers thrilling uncertainty similar to human life amidst high living costs.
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Washington
World unrest and price shifts spark political and economic debate
Bolshevism is tottering and land lords in some parts of the country are on the run. Again the peoples of the earth are rising to put down tyranny. About the only objection is sure mobile price reducing is that it may increase the numer of car buyers who cannot afford the upkeep on a car. These falling prices are irritating to the ingenious persons who had bought a lot of goods and had stored them while waiting for a further rise.
Remark on Declining Prices Seen by All but Wallet
A commentator notes that while most people observe falling prices, the effect is felt differently by those with a thin pocketbook. The remark suggests widening impact on consumers with limited funds.
Profiteers Would Face Public Backlash Over Losses
The remark suggests that if profiteers bore the blame rather than those who provide value, public satisfaction would rise. It frames economic blame shifting as a critique of unfair pricing practices and perceived greed.
Difficulty in Achieving Unanimous Price Drops
The article notes the challenge of arranging a consistent price drop due to many selfish objections to making it unanimous.
Public dispute on radiator proof of pole damage
A terse question asks if anyone can show a radiator as proof that a telephone pole suffered the greatest damage. The line hints at a confrontation over hardware and causation without naming people or places.
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