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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1921
Page
5
About fifteen girls at the Burlington quarters in Alliance face a dress order from Chicago aimed at modest attire. The rule bans peek‑a‑boo waists rouged noses and very short skirts while encouraging simple business dress as morale guidance.
Jim Fox visited Scottsbluff while Henry Clark and others traveled to Chadron Alliance Crawford and Hemingford this week. Aids, illness, and a fatal accident are noted as residents and visitors move through the area with farm and ranch ties.
Richards of Crawford was called to tend a wound that may cost him sight. The piece then lists a flurry of visits, travels, and social notes including relatives from Alliance, Saratoga, Ardmore, and Valentine, a sheriff en route to Cheyenne for a general court martial, and farm bureau talk by Dr. N. W. Gaines with local officers elected for a precinct organization.
Keach and Coyner wed in Cedar Pass Badlands with Rev. A V Bryan performing the nine oclock ceremony. Moonlit lanterns lit a natural arch as guests dined at the Calhoun home and the couple departed for a Black Hills trip en route to Alliance where they will settle.
A group including Mr and Mrs Chas Hill Geo Smith and Wade Smith drove to Dunlap Sunday for a picnic and baseball game. The Union Aid meets Wednesday at the Christian church at 2 30 with a patriotic program in preparation. Modern Woodmen hosted a park picnic Monday evening with invited guests. Rev B Davngherty and family were in town Friday en route home from Lewellen to Harrison. Wilmot D Joder and family, here two weeks, left for North Platte at noon. Mrs Reed Betty Jane and Mrs Harry Loomis of Berea visited Alliance Friday.
The Famous Georgia Minstrels announce an elaborate street parade with novelties and a free band concert in front of the theater. The troupe promises lively trombones and jazzy music to rile up the crowd with tickets available for preferred seats. They will perform Saturday, July 2.
W. R. Harper and J. C. McCorkle with their families will depart Alliance on Friday for an automobile trip to Denver and will be away through July Fourth.
E B Brossard a professor of farm management and agricultural economies at Utah Agricultural College Logan Utah is in the city this week meeting local officials and researchers.
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