Railroad News Briefs Highlight Local Gears and Moves
General Foreman H. H. Urbach and wife visited Denver. Miss Margaret Dwyer resigned to join Newberry Hardware Co. Helen Coulter to fill Dwyer’s vacancy. Master Mechanic Davenport of Sterling visited Alliance. Mrs. J. W. Jackson and daughter Doris visited Deadwood S. D. Mrs. Ray Wilkinson and son went to Galena to assist family. Mrs. O. H. Bremer and small child at Crawford. Mrs. George Davis to Fremont with daughter Dorothy. Machinist Ed Doran to Denver. George Nation to Omaha. Edgemont, Deadwood, Crawford officials attended Saturday safety meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Urbach
Denver
Margaret Dwyer
Master Mechanics
Newberry Hardware Co
Helen Coulter
Miss Dwyer
Davenport
Sterling
Mra
J. W. Jackson
Jackson
Deadwood
Laula Ebert
O. H. Bremer
Jittie Gon
Crawford
George Davis
Machiniet Davis
Fremont
Lincoln
Dorothy
Ed Doran
Tenver
Boller
George Nation
Omaha
H. &. Felter
Edgemont
J. R. Pence
W. R. Colling
Heaven
D. B. Wagner
Various Alliance Rail and Local News Notes
General boiler inspector Tom O Neil of Lincoln visits Alliance as engineers Nelson and Miller work on additions. Loco carpenter resignations and planned moves to Denver St Louis and Chicago. Crew changes include new passenger train assignments between Alliance Ravenna and between Alliance Edgemont. Angora Community club meets with a color in clothing theme and book titled the best book I have read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom O'Neal
Lincoln
Alliance
H. Nelson
Guy Miller
T. O. Lattrell
Chicago
J. W. Alspaugh
Broken Bow
Fred L. Smith
St. Louis
R. P. McNulty
George Redfern
Kearney
Lloyd Langford
Denver
Claude Buller
Hicks
Willa
Miller
Shaffer
Sherlock
Adams
Ravenna
Fink
P. J. Nolan
Edgemont
Angora social notes and visits around town
Ira Muzzy and H A Glan visited Angora last week while Mrs Joe Morrill visited her mother Mrs Mary Sherlock in Bridgeport. Several residents traveled to Holt county and Osceola, a dance at Dove hall featured Ikes Jazz Band of Bayard with a lively crowd. The Angora school closed with a picnic at Springs south of Angora, and local residents made various short trips and home visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Muzzy
H. A. Glan
Bridgeport
Joe Morrill
Mary Sherlock
BE. L. Case
Angora
Holt County
Abbie Stoner
Osceola
Dove Hall
Boodry
McNerty
Ikes Jazz Band
Bayard
B. B
Maybell
Francis Glan
Dove
Kenneth Stoner
Scottsbluff
W. N. Thompson
Bert Hutchinson
Crawford
Paul Henderson
Lucky Jailbirds Sing Sing Bulletin Note
A brief Sing Sing Bulletin item remarks on papers shows styles and prices for men's suits with a smile, noting only a cheerful gesture and nothing more.
One Advantage in Feeding Tramps Provokes Sighted Reaction
A quip attributed to Braminer in the Watchman quotes a wife defending charitable feeding of tramps. She says the pleasure lies in watching a man eat without criticizing the cook. The remark highlights social attitudes toward charity and service.
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Mes
GO. W. Wilson
Wilson
Cord Tires
FISK
Bic
Hemingford Merc. Corp
GFORD
Standard Oil Company
Nebraska