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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
8
The Vitagraph Company presents Hidden Dangers starring Joe Ryan and Jean Paige. Ryan plays Brutell whose stormy weather awakens a dangerous evil self as he races to counter the potion's effects. First episode shown at the Imperial Theatre next Sunday matinee and night.
Railroad workers and engineers with ties to Crawford Scottsbluff Ravenna Broken Bow Hemingford and Geneva undertake shifts vacations and site visits. Staff changes include deadheading to Hot Springs Marsland and Ravenna reliefs in Seneca and Edgemont with several returning from trips or medical leaves. Public notices include reassignments at Bridgeport dispatch duties and a move of R E Driscoll to roundhouse foreman duties.
Mrs Jack Neese rode to Glenn Wednesday to visit her parents for a few days. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Trussle. Mrs Howard and Audrey from Alliance visited Marsland. Maryland visitors attended Spud Day in Hemingford. Mrs John Sullenberger went to Crawford for Tri-State Fair sights. Mrs Charles Evans and Cleone were westbound Thursday. Druggist Mr McFerton in Omaha this week. E A Bennett covers his store. Mae Thomas traveled to Alliance between trains. She faces a painful facial condition. Huffman brothers hosted a barn dance northeast of Marsland. Harry Shuler injured at Tri-State Fair. returned home. Mr and Mrs Michael went to Alliance. Van Dyke and Ellen Sendrick wed in Alliance last Thursday. went to Hot Springs and Deadwood for a ten-day trip, plan to live in Marsland. Grege brothers, E G Sandos, emer Wells, and J H Furman shipped cattle to Omaha. Robert Piester quarantined with smallpox.
Alfred Llossi works on J F Scheficek ranch while settlers note local farming, threshing, and crop yields. Oats and wheat show mixed results from two weeks of fine weather with no rain until Tuesday. News mentions coal on track, students at St Agnes, and residents shopping in the city.
Readers are urged to compare Camels with any cigarette in the world, at any price, to see why Camels win. Emphasis on quality over coupons or premiums.
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