Big Society Affair Attracts Seventy Guests
Seventy guests attended a Saturday afternoon event at the Cogswell home hosted by Mrs. W. C. Hurnen and Mrs. Percy Cogswell. The party featured autumn decorations, a seven course luncheon, and a musical program. Prizes were awarded for a flower guessing contest and other guesting games as a long list of attendees were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hurnen
Percy Cogswell
Cogswell
Barnes
Cogaw «Il
Misses Allee
Nelle Acheson
Julia
Tillie Frankle
Etta Keane
R. A. Mark
Fraker
Bert Duncan
Miss Kindelbauschmang
Misa Nelle Acheson
Misa Eva Duncan
Neile Acheson
Eva Duncan
Cot
Unclear Names List From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR reads F. W. Lester and Misses Kride baugh Regan Fickle Bellwood Ware Burnett as part of a social or staffing mention with no clear event or role identified. The text lacks context or verifiable connections to a specific action, location, or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Lester
Kride’baugh
Regan, Fickle
Bellwood Ware
Burnett
Post Alliance Traveling Men Plan Halloween Ball
Alliance traveling men announce an evening of enjoyment for families and friends on Halloween night October 31. The group aims to repeat the successful summer entertainment and expects travelers from across the western end of the state to attend with details forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Post M. T. P. A
Burlington
Wesern
Auto Race and Bronco Busting Highlight County Fair
Riding half tamed broncos and bronco busting exhibitions along with a five mile automobile race drew crowds at the county fairgrounds. The auto race finished in 7 minutes 16 seconds with Kie top first and Showalter close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kietop
Showalter
J. H. Welch
Bicknell
Zediker
Brother Visits Schirk After Montana Hunting Trip
John M. Schirk received a short but pleasant visit from his brother Otof Schirk of Havelock. Otof stopped over while returning from Gerut Falls Montana where he spent weeks visiting and hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Schirk
Otof Schirk
Havelock
Gerut Falls
Mont
Nebraska dairy train visits Alliance and western towns
Nebraska's first dairy train toured Alliance and nearby communities, drawing large crowds from Belmont to Hemingford. Lectures by university and state dairy officials covered dairy cow selection, winter milking, silos, feeds, and cream handling, with live cow demonstrations and exhibit cars showing milk and butter yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University and State Dairymen's Association
Prof
Frandsen
Pugsiey
Mr. Brown
W. E. Spencer
Alliance Creamery
Lesters
Colorado miners strike paralyzes state industries
Ten thousand coal miners in Colorado begin a statewide strike under United Mine Workers orders. Most major mines are expected to halt operations by nightfall, threatening fuel supplies for neighboring states. Governor Ammons warned of militia deployment to curb violence and prevent bloodshed if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Ammons
Boosts Holsteins for Dairy Herds at County Fair
E. J. Gregg, exhibitor at the county fair, touts Holsteins for high milk output. He notes his herd won all dairy cow honors and cites cows capable of filling a 14 quart pail in one milking. He advises other dairymen to adopt Holsteins, with several farms near Alliance importing the breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Poole
Nebraska
Alliance
AlHance
James Wallace
Anmerton
Witn
J. H. Frandsen
Nebraska State University
C. W. Pugsley
E. P. Brown
Arbor
Bushnell
E. J. Gregg
Mr. Gregg
Sneak Thief Loots Rooms at King & Wilson Saloon
A thief used a skeleton key to enter multiple second floor rooms in the King & Wilson saloon building between 5 30 and 6 00 Saturday morning. Doors were left open. no valuables were taken though one room was disturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King & Wilson
Box Butte County Offers Territory for Chicken Raising
F W Jones of Box Butte County 17 miles south of Alliance showcases a White Wyandottes coop at the county fair and plans to expand to 1000 chickens. He urges others to raise chickens for steady profit, stressing hard work and continuous breed mixing for better returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Butte
F. W. Jones
Alliance
Jones
Rhode Island
Rebekahs to Observe Sixty-Second Anniversary
From Saturday's Daily the Rebekahs of Alliance plan a lodge observance tomorrow evening at 7:30. They will march in a body to the Empress theater where Rev. F A Woten of the Christian church will preach the anniversary sermon titled The Aim of Womanhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Alliance
Empress Theater
F. A. Woten
Christian Church
Concert Postponed as Fort Robinson Set Battled by Maneuvers
The concert arranged by Miss Eunice Burnett of Alliance at Fort Robinson Set 25 was postponed to a later date because troops were ordered into the field for maneuvers.
Mrs Snow and Daughter Travel to Denver for Short Trip
Mrs J K Snow and her daughter Miss Arvilla Snow went to Denver Saturday night for a ravish and a pleasure trip. They will not remain away long on account of Mrs Snow's music pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Snow
Arvilla Snow
Denver
H J Harky Projects Large Profit From Cattle Shipment
H J Harky of Clermont Wyoming reports a planned profit of 75150 from a cattle shipment fed at Alliance yards. He says costs are about 10 per head and expected sale averages 85 per head at South Omaha and Chicago markets. The 51 cars held about 1042 head, with plans to restock Texas ranges and continue shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Harky
Clermont
Wyoming
Alliance Yards
Harky
Burlington
South Omaha
Chica. &v
Hent
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nebraska Stock Growers Association (Incorporated
R. M. Hampton
A. Metzger
Merriman
Chas. C. Jameson
Sec'y-Treas
Ellaworth
C. H. Tully
E. P. Meyers
Reuben An
J. H. Bachelor
W. M. Fleinhiman
Robert Crab
EK. M. Searle, Jr
Herman Krause
J. H. Monhan
A. R. Modicett
B. M. Eldred
0. T. Davis
Dan. BE. Mill
Robert A. Cook
John H. Orr
Alliance Herier
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Ellsworth, Nebr
Post Office
Hallowe'en
Schirk
Crawford
North Western
Belmont
Pine Ridge
Peope
Marsland
Hemingford
Hemingford Ives
Gregg
Aliance
Auto
Bridgeport
Angora
the Herald
O. C. Gregg
Minnesota
R. W. McGinnis
Nebraska State Dairymen's Association
D. Clem Deaver
I.mmigration Agent Co
B & Q. Railroad Company
J. B. Lamson
Burlington Agricultural Let of Chicago
W. M Weldenhamer
G L. Griggs
Sterling
H. M. Bushnell
JT Devis
E. W. Kuhn
He-Deman
Box Butte County
J F. Knight
Omaha
Goronation Bart .Fripay Evenine
Inwis Bros. Frontier
West
Dovatas County Farr
Howard
Crile
Ziliex
Ros
United Press
Pueblo, Colo
United Mine Workers of America
Bones
Union Stock Yards Co
South Omaha, Nebr
Wyoming Stockman
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