Troxelle Quartette at Lyceum Entertainment Bureau
The Troxelle male quartette performed last Tuesday evening with readings and chalk talks. The audience, especially juveniles from the Baptist Sunday school, gave the program a strong reception. The next Lyceum offering will be the Georgian Jubilees Singers on February 2.
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Lyceum Bureau
Georgian Jubilee Singers
Banking expansion links Warrick and Ford across Platte Valley
Minatare bank president S K Warrick, visiting Alliance, confirms control of First National Bank of Scottsbluff with Chas. Ford of Chicago. They acquired stock from S H Burnham, Geo W King, and part of Bowen, adding to a banking chain from Ravenna to Alliance along the Burlington line.
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Chicago
Burlington Road
Ravenna
Platte Valley
Returns from Western Trip by T J O Keeffe
T J O Keeffe returned Tuesday after a two months western journey visiting Idaho Oregon Salt Lake City Los Angeles and other points He met former Box Batteries in Weiser and spoke with Dr Allen now in a grocery business S B Libby near town and talked with Mr Record formerly of Hyannis and Mrs Dorrington formerly of Alliance At Boise he saw Ira Reed who likes his western home He cautions readers to investigate before investing and says Idaho is a good rapidly developing country
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Idaho
Oregon
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Weiser
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Mr. Record
Factory Expands Output Amid Rising Demand
The plant plans to move to a larger room and has ordered about a thousand more cases as it prepares to increase production.
Swastika Club Thanks Patrons For Xmashop Success
The Swastika club thanks numerous friends for patronizing the Xmashop which proved a great success. The A. L. Joy orchestra provided music judged the best in the region and a major factor in the event's success.
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Xmashop
A. L. Joy Orchestra
Hay sale at sand-bill ranch details big 2100 tons
Geo. Richardson, a Herald Garden county subscriber, sold 2100 tons of hay at four dollars per ton in stock to Messrs. Stevens of Denver and Stubbey of Hyannis. The hay will be fed on the ranch.
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Garden County
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Denver
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Hyannis
New Year Sermon and Communion at First Presbyterian
The morning service features a New Year sermon followed by communion and an evening talk on The Pharisee's Prayer. Special music adds to the evening service and the morning topic is Garments of Praise. All welcome. United Presbyterian Church outlines next Sunday's morning Can I Hide My Sin and evening A Rule without Exception sermons.
Bottling Works to be Enlarged In April Move to Reck Building
The Golden Red Bottling Works plan a spring expansion leasing the Reck building north of the electric light plant from C. A. Anderson. They expect to move about mid April, signaling increased business for the company.
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Special church meetings begin at United Presbyterian
A series of special meetings will start next Wednesday evening at the United Presbyterian church with Rev J H White of Fort Morgan Colo presiding. Synodical delegates will attend and preach the opening service. Rev Phillips or Rev Lackey will preach on the following Moeet. All are invited.
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J. H. White
Fort Morgan
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Lackey
Coal at Reduced Prices Offered by W F Knight
Coal sold from car at a saving of one to one and a half dollars per customer. Orders filled in order received. W F Knight 518 West Dakota. Phone 506. Blue atf.
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W. F. Knight
W. Dakota
Christmas Day at the Birneys Receives Warm Cheer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Birney hosted a festive Christmas with friends from 7:30 AM to 7:30 PM. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Hoskins, Mrs. H. C. Holloway, Miss Vivian Holloway, Mrs. L. Fossett, and Miss Loretta Fossett as they enjoyed a candlelit tree and a three course dinner with many dishes.
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H. C. Holloway
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Loretta Fossett
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