Hay Springs Sea Monster At Lake Viewed In Two Feet Brow and Long
Hay Springs residents report sighting a lake monster described as two feet broad and ten to twelve feet long. The Hay Springs News notes witnesses including Charles Hoefer and wife observed the creature from shore and say it appears to be growing larger with each sighting. Possible identifications range from gray whale to mermaid to mud puppy, with locals hopeful authorities will permit capture efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Springs
Ae Lake
Paci
Hemmeford
Charles Hoefer
Charlie
Wool and Silk Dresses Featured at $10.95
A compact advertisement notes wool and silk dresses offered by Highland Holloway Co. for ten dollars ninety five cents, with a playful aside about safety and a mud pup not pouring water.
Harvest Festival Plans Considered by Alliance Merchants
Alliance merchants weigh backing a harvest festival after North Platte's successful event called Ford Day. The chamber of commerce took no action yet pending merchant signups and further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coursey
North Platte
Chamber of Commerce
North Pintte
Ford
Harry P. Coursey
Alliance Chamber of Commerce
Tams for sale by Highland Holloway Co and Smith Wharton
Smith Wharton recounts a war story about American wounded from the second Maine battle. A khaki clad nurse asks if a stretcher case is an officer or a man. A corporal replies the wounded man is a man after enduring two hits to the torso and bullets in both arms, with repeated drops and no squeak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Wharton
Maine
Sam Browne
Seattle
Armus
Hemingford residents urge road repairs and Star highway support
The column criticizes portions of the county road network around Hemingford and calls for extensive improvements. It praises recent work by Mr. Carrell's administration and urges Alliance to back the North Star highway from Bridgeport to Alliance to finish essential links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Carrell
Lawn Church
Beringing
Box Butte
Hemingford
North Star Highway
Morrill County
Snake Creek
Bridgeport
New Wests and Dollars Assortment Highlighted by Highland Company
A fragmented note references Wests and Dollars from Highland Holloway Co and mentions an unfair advantage. A misquoted street scene hints at a horse cabman clashing with a forty horsepower motor car and a taunt about cowardice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Holloway Co
London Evening Views
Supreme Court commission ends after six years in Lincoln Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska ends its supreme court commission a body created in 1916 for two years and renewed twice. W. C. Dorsey resigned prompting a $187 salary fund balance. Dorsey earned 513 in the final quarter while G. W. Tibbets and W. M. Cain drew 750 each. Laura Mayer received 50 for September. Dorsey may seek the Fifth district supreme judge seat next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Supreme Court Commission
Erie Tence
W. C. Dorsey
Attorney General’s Office
Omaha
Commissioners
Dorsey
G. W. Tibbets
W. M. Cain
Laura Mayer
Department of Finance
Phil Brose
Tibbets
Hastings
Cain
Fremont
Franklin County
Safety First Wool and Silk Dresses at $10.95
Hichland-Holloway Co advertises wool and silk dresses for 10.95. The copy notes comfort for shoppers who cannot travel to Peoria this summer. It jokes that hotter weather there implies a population boom here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichland-Holloway Co
Peoria
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Marc
Neo
DR. Sommer
NEW Dawn
Baer-Alter Co
Marsland
Hashman
Beren
Uhrig’s Corner
Alliance Times and Herald
Gordon-Kinz
George Carrell
Th Lawn Church
Girard
Elmore Dam
Eve
Scotten & Hershman
Buck
Buck’s Steel Ranges
Armco
Glen Miller
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