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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1918
Page
12
Store promotes a large sale on dresses waists skirts underwear sweaters bedding blankets and more with cash-only pricing and discounts from original selling prices. Flood damaged items are excluded and shoppers are urged to come early for winter and Christmas needs.
Marcus Frankle returns from Chicago after attending the National Clothiers Am secration in that city with a successful meeting. Overton of Overton garage travels to Antioch with J. Davis Auto Co. representative Riley. Miller is reportedly sick this week. Chadron state senator candidate J. W. Good was in town. Chadron State Normal head Me L Elliott says classes resume Monday October 28. Furniture sale advertised by T. J. Thompson. Chas. Walters visits from Fort Riley. Howard Lotsplech heads to the ranch for a week or two.
Ruth Lemons left last week for Belmont during quarantine. H V Campbell returns from eastern state visit. J L Nicolai family to Denver for winter residence. Miss Phyllis Bush spending winter with father working carpentry. E C Drake family auto to Scottsbluff last Sunday. Howard Bennett visiting parents while Lincoln school closed. Miss Wima Mote ill with Flu. Big furniture sale begins Saturday Oct 12. High School boys pick potatoes for short-handed farmers.
Martha D Isom an elderly resident of Mullen Nebraska died in the city Tuesday cause listed as pneumonia. Big furniture sale at 123 Box Butte starts Saturday see ad in The Herald.
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