Personal notes from Alliance area visitors and travels
Local column lists residents and visitors including F. C. Hershman traveling on business, Mr. Guy from Lakeside visiting Clyde Fowdick, Frank Jeasi of Antioch buying a new car, Verne Thompson and Wayne Lyons at Berea, Mrs Celia Johnson visiting Angora, Etta Walla joining W R Harper store, Miss Rose Carlson taking a job in Thermopolia, and several others returning home from holidays or trips.
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F. C. Hershman
Mr. Guy
Lakeside
Clyde Fowdick
Frank Jeasi
Antioch Wan
Alliance
Verne Thompson
Wayne Lyons
Berea
Carrol
Hemingford
Celia Johnson
Angora
H. JD. Hacker
H. ©. Gills
Platte Avenue
Etta Walla
W. R. Harper Department
E. L. Reed
Cedar Rapids
Rose Carlson
Thermopolia
Wyo
F. R. Edwards
Scottsbluff
H. T. Davia
Dr Bowman Office in First National Bank Building
Dr Bowman maintains an office in the First National Bank Building city center, details unclear due to fragmented OCR text. The entry notes a medical professional operating from a prominent downtown address.
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DR. Bowman
First National Bank
Sti
Demand for Potatoes Shows Slight Market Uptick
The potato market, previously slow during the holidays, begins the new year with improved demand. Last week buyers and sellers at the exchange reported better activity and prices than last month, signaling the slump may be ending. Boyd Douglas left for Scottbluff Wednesday after holidays with friends.
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Boyd Douglas
Scottebluff
Stock hogs wanted by the Ne heacka Tand Company
Partial OCR note lists a request for stock hogs by a company name read as Ne heacka Tand Company with unclear year or full identifiers.
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Neheacka Tand Company
Lloyd Thomas Returns via Lincoln Trip Amid Snow Drifts
Lloyd Thomas traveled Thursday from Alliance to Lincoln by auto with Mrs. Thomas, passing Bayard and Sidney on the Lincoln Highway. He attended opening sessions of the legislature and plans an extended business trip through Oklahoma and Texas, returning to Alliance later to resume work in Nebraska.
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Burkert
W. C. Mounts
Anna J. Davie
Bridgeort
Oshkosh
D. E. Purinson
Nebraska
Chester White
Wehoo Miller
Falls City
Friend
Lloyd Thomas
Spiece
Toad Pee
Lincoln
Omaha
Kansasity
Bayard
Sidney
Lincoln Highway
Alliance
Lloyd
Stern Nebraska
Lusinene
Nebraska potato growers meet at Alliance bank building
Directors and members of the Nebraska potato growers cooperative hold a pre meeting at the exchange headquarters in the Alliance National Bank building this afternoon. The session is general in nature with emphasis on increasing membership and boosting tonnage of potatoes for shipment.
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Nebraska Potato Growers’ Co-Operative Exchange
Exchange
Alliance National Bank
Railroad Notes From Alliance Gleaned on Local Travel
Rail workers and relatives frequent Alliance as several residents take short vacations or visit friends in nearby towns. J L Roe of Lakeside, Mrs R L Edwards and sister, and others plan trips to Denver, Casper, Newcastle, and Torrington. Train staff attend a Burlington banquet in Omaha and a school of instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Roe
Lakeside
Mr. Carlson
Broken Bow
Ihursiety
Jim Dietz
Omaha
Co. E. Fingal
Denver
R. L. Edwards
Dora Johnson
E. E. Lawrence
Torrington
Wyo
Jimmie Williams
Casper
Cole
Helpringer
Alliance
M. J. Johnson
Scottsbluff
Thomas Bass
L. L. Cook
S. He
J. R. Weise
Conductor Weidels Buys Gould Property on the Avenue
Conductor Ralph Weidels purchased the Rev. J. O. Gould property located on the avenue this week. The deal marks a notable real estate transaction involving local figures and an esteemed religious property.
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Ralph Weidels
Rev. J. O. Gould
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Mra. F. McCoy
Katherine Fletcher
H Fas
C. F. Tracey
Burlington
Holdrege
L. J. Toohey
J. L. Morgan
Lead
Antioch
Ainsworth
Neb
W. F. Theihoff
M. Montgomery
J. E. Felter
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