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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
6
E. G.'s Column highlights a shop at 308 Box Butte Avenue Alliance Nebraska offering modern men’s clothing. The column notes style options and location details for shoppers seeking current apparel.
A local merchant touts a big sale with prices slashed on neckties and new woolen suits. The plan includes limited early pricing, factory-driven bargains, and a push to build trust by promising goods will prove their value. The column ties the sale to a graduation address by E. C. Newlin and a personal anecdote about a son, emphasizing truthful selling.
The speaker stresses a comprehensive fitting service to ensure customers look natural in the clothes sold. They promise customers will feel right if they look right and pledge prices that are much lower than expected.
Neighbors are invited to enjoy Link Dunn's Orchestra playing Saturday night at the Fern Garden. Special music in the Palm Room each evening promises fun and lively entertainment.
Palmer Bros three ring wild animal show visits Alliance on June 1 with Capt John Hoffman and a troupe of 25 Funmakers. Free 10:30 a.m. street parade will wind through downtown and feature lions bears tigers and elephants along with goats trained by Ed McFalls.
Special notice to Spanish American War veterans to meet with other veterans at the Alliance hotel at 1 p m Sunday May 29. Adjutant W J Hamilton directs participation. Also ribbon sale at 1 to 3 discount from 52 Highland Holloway Co with dance ticket sale.
The faculty at Nebraska Wesleyan University favorably voted for Mike Lara May Hawking to receive the A B degree and state certificate at June 1 commencement. The board of trustees will confirm the action and confer the diploma. Commencement week features extensive festivities with speakers from distant states and large alumni attendance.
Miss Minnie Gilbert, superintendent of the Nebraska Children’s Home Society Alliance district, spends a day in Alliance reviewing field work. She oversees receiving orphans, placing children in homes, caring for those placed, and fundraising. Gilbert has twelve years with the society and covers sixteen counties, available via the main office in Omaha at 501-2 McCague Building.
A Tuesday meeting of the Business Women's club in the court house assembly room drew fourteen members the largest turnout to date. Several tentative plans were discussed with no action expected until the Thursday luncheon on June 2 when the majority opinion is to be sought.
Ralph Cox entertained a group with a refined five course dinner and elegant decorations. The Eight O’clock club met with Mrs. Stanard and high score went to Mrs. Hitchcock. Kinunka Campfire girls gathered with Josephine Ganson hosting an afternoon of cards and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew and family left Hemingford for a summer tour visiting Ohio and Pennsylvania with camping gear in tow.
Mrs W M Wilson entertained a small group of ladies at a Bondelab tea on Tuesday in honor of Mya Adelia White of Neb who is sister in law to Mrs A D Rodgers and Mrs Maude Merritt. Light refreshments were served.
Memorial services will be held Sunday evening May 2 at the Baptist church. Members are to meet at the hall at 7 30 p.m. The regular Decoration day ceremony will be held Monday afternoon with gathering at 2 o'clock. The normal training class seniors of St. Agnes academy visited rural schools Tuesday spending the day there and plan another day next week. Gerald R Deaver of Gillette Wyoming and Miss Leona Jane Morgan of Iowa were married Wednesday noon by Rev Mearl C Smith.
A note says there will be no special meeting of the O E S Quesslay evening. An installation is planned at seven. If you skip the dance you miss the Campfire benefit and fun.
Holy Communion to be celebrated Sunday afternoon at the Lutheran church at 2:80. Sunday school to follow the service. The service will be conducted in German by Pastor F. Droegemueller.
The beneficiary Mrs Goodsole asks about the fate of cast-off clothing. Mr Longcullerer answers by describing hanging the clothes, wearing his pajamas, and resuming them in the morning, as reported by Boxton Globe.
Fragmentary line from Jory urges catching something before it hits the floor. The obscured quote hints at a cautionary, playful warning without clear context or identifiable names.
A brief plea encourages readers to donate one dollar to support Campfire Girls programs. The call to action emphasizes modest giving and community backing.
Albert Herman Dabler infant son of Mr and Mrs Herman Dabler of Ellsworth Nebraska died at the Thompson home in the city Tuesday morning. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the Thompson home conducted by Rev Epler. Burial was at Green Cemetery.
The clipping lists several birth notices for families including Mr and Mrs Tom of Lakeside with a girl born on a Wednesday in May, Mr and Mrs C EB Loeniner with a date and location obscured, and other couples welcoming a boy or girl in May. A Campfire dance ticket sale is also noted.
It was a mother who persuaded me to try Tanlac and it was one of the best things I ever did in my life says Robert R. Ryals of 1148 West Seventh Street Des Moines Iowa. He details a long battle with poor appetite stomach pain heart palpitations dizzy spells headaches and fatigue before Tanlac restored his health and appetite and relieved his symptoms.
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