Alvo area notes regional social and school events
Local residents and families near Alvo Nebraska are recorded in a long list of visits, gatherings, and school activities. The piece notes dozens of names, Sunday trips to Lincoln, commencements, a baccalaureate sermon, and a third annual class exercise at the Alvo consolidated school. A hailstorm damaged nearby crops and travelers report trips to Colorado and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alne
Weeping Water
Carrie Peterson
Agnes Peterson
Mildred Godbey
Blanche Moore
Harold McKinnon
Edgar Edwards
Floyd Dickerson
Elmer Rosenow
Marguerite Riser
Council Biv
Blanch Moore
Boyies
Anderson
J. W. Khisinger
Dale
Gane and Son
Alvo
Carrie M. Peterson
Blancheck. Moore
Ivan JL. Arntstrans
Joesie A. Bucknell
Francis Opal Cook
Minyd Flates
Erson
Florencs A. Tavior
Mevitte
Heriot
Ro Wester Bird
Mary Mildred Reizht
Hazel
Eles Dernier
George W. Currea
California
Coalinga
Mr. Curven
L J. Dgamison
Porterville
H. S&s Curh and
Mila S. Oneh
Mra
J. A Shaffer
Alvolte
Los Angeles
Orpheum Entertainment Sa
Hich Seriool
Alpha Chi Sorority
State University
Lire Wilson
Clara Dickerson
Mark Prouty
Doris Arnold
Genevieve Hall
Lois Melton
Miss Wilson
Miss Melton
Sueste
Miles Hall
Miss Arnold
Thresher Engine and Parts Offered For Inquiry
Classified note offers a Huber threshing engine with 1.18 kh p and part number 359266 in good condition. Inquiries directed to the contact for details and price.
Price cutting sweeps nationwide in apparel sales
Chicago reports a widespread wave of price cuts on men's and women's clothing, shoes, hats, and other articles. Merchants cite large stocks and a slack season, with reductions of 20 to 50 percent in many stores as banks push credit deflation and merchants aim to cut inventories and indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Financial Authority
Sugar Prices Rise As Canning Season Near
New York on May 20 the American Sugar Refining Company announced a one cent per pound hike to 213 1/3 cents per pound effective today. The National Preserver and Fruit Products Association says its members will stay out of the sulfur market until prices fall, asserting no sugar shortage and blaming hoarding by speculators. Marcus Blakemore says current prices reflect inflation, not supply, and notes excess sugar available from Cuban imports. He urges housewives to use stored sugar to pressure dealers into lower prices. Washington May 29 Attorney General Palmer cannot attend a key conference on sugar imports prompting a postponement until tomorrow with officials signaling high stakes for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Sugar Refning Company
National Preserver and Fruit Products Association
Tere
Marcus Blakemore
Association
Department of Justice
Sigit
E Blakemore
United States
Washington
Palmer
Wood declines postmastership in Mattia Montana
George Wood, cashier at Home State Bank of TOUTEVILLE, refuses the Mattia Montana postmastership offered by President Wilson. He cites strong ties at home in Montana, a recent move back to Lorisville, and a comfortable bank position with a salary of 2700 dollars annually, preferring to remain there. The Wood family plans to settle in Mattia soon, residing currently with A. E Wood in the E. Wood home on Cherry hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wood
Home State Bank
Louisville
Montana
George Wood
Home State Bank of
Touteville
Mattia
Wilson
Mr. Wed
Han
Seame State Bank
A. E B. Wood
Peetz
Colorado
Weald
Lorisville
Mr. Wool
E. Wood
Cherry
Digestion Tips and Chamberlain's Tablets Recommended
The article claims only half of 284 food is needed when properly chewed. Digestion begins in the mouth with thorough mastication being crucial. When needed, take Chamberlain's Tablets 19 strength to aid digestion and promote regular bowel movements.
Frank Detlef Reunites With Wife After Hospital Stay
Frank Detlef rode with Mrs Detlef to Omaha and spent the day together at Iunidindel hospital where she is recovering from a recent operation.
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Frank Detlef
Omaha
Printing and job shop in southeastern Nebraska
Promotion for a well equipped printing and job shop claiming superior capacity and service in southeastern Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Journal office stationery and gift card promotion
Advertising text notes a fine line of stationery and correspondence paper at the Journal office. It mentions gift cards and urges subscriptions as a business message.
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Journal
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Alvo Department
C. F. Rovenow
Boo Mick
Lincoln
BH. E. Allen
Fairity
H. Moore
Wir Taylor
Coldwell
Kaneras
Seanee Toland
Havelock Sanday
Mr Keefer
Sanduay
Sam Cashbner
Tracher
Mice Anderson
Sam Hardwick
M. J. Keefer
Alva Schiool
J. W. Kinsitcer
Mies Senges
Hathel Stander
Jeres
Mies Anderson
Marie Stroomer
Fern Wimimitsa
John Foresite
Foremen
Aurel Foreman
George Braun
Wm. Timblin
Mothers Council
Ro Jordan
John Skinner
J. A. Shaffer
Royal Neighbors
Sam Flardttock
Richard N. Foreman
Linteln
Joe Foreman
Womens Reading Club
Alfred Stroemer
G. Foreman
J. A. Schaffer
C. D. Ganz
C. Bucknell
de. L. Muir
B. A. Ranight
M. EB
Iris
Robert Dimmock
Little Son
Waverly
A. L Bird
Joe Armstrong
Ed Casey
John Parse
Denver
Bert Kitzel
Ford
Hebert Moore
Mason Lodge
Wm. Yaeger
Elmer Barrett
Travelock
Elpd
Friend
Sterling
Nettle Park
Sele
W. W. Coatman Or
L. M. Snaverly
Parmine
Murtey & Curyea
Alvo, Nebraska
Bank of Service
Guaranty Fund of
State of
Tae Farmers and Merchants Bank
Alvos
Gans
Vier
The
Alvo Noeticvs! Farm Loan Association
Ganz, Atteereges
Wms
Seering and McGormick
Ceatman Hardware
American Refining Company
Daily Journal
Standard Oil Company
Missouri River
Plattsmouth
Missouri
C. E. Wescott
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