Fall Garment Furs Highlight 1920s Coats and Linings
Fall garment trends emphasize rich velvety furs and long haired pelts like beaver mole and squirrel in gray and sable hues. Genoese red Burgundy tones appear, coats favor straight full lengths, subtle silhouettes, and refined linings in gray beige crepe with light fur trim. Black coats with light fur, blue hues such as Sorrento and Hawaiian, and browns in tete de negre feature prominently.
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Tete de Negre
Taupe
Open Air Dancing on Standpipe Bill Amends Legion Rules
A Commonwealth ordinance proposes changes to permit open air dancing atop a standpipe venue connected to the American Legion building. The measure outlines safety standards, crowd limits, and required permits for such events.
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Bill American
Legion
New Better-Lires Emblem Ready for Distribution
A new emblem of improved design for recognizing good work in livestock is prepared for distribution by the Bureau of Animal Industry, United States Department of Agriculture. The 8 1 2 by 10 inch steel engraving like seal can be framed. Breeders may exchange old emblems by returning them to the bureau. About 7800 emblems have already been issued to breeders and others to improve livestock utility, reduce runts, and benefit the nation's stock.
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Nebraska-Missouri Synod of the
Lutheran Church
Omaha
United States
Charles Williams
DeWitt
Superior
Nebraska
Astron Hanson
Blair
Lincoln
Capitol Grounds
Everett Schoonover
Elkhorn River
Norfolk
State Editorial Association
Lodgepole
South Omaha
Y. B. Huffman
Broken Bow
Kappa Alpha Theta
Lake Placid
N. Y
David City
H. M. Foley
Pawcnee City
Haylor
Theodore Parker
Cuming County
Humboldt
Methodists of
Cambridge
Quivera
Great Plains
North America
Knights of
Wyoming
Otoe County
Harriet Peabody
Plattsmouth
Fremont
Andy Stearnas
Beatrice
Baement
A. F. Stryker
Livestock’ Exchange
B. O. Hostetler
Eerney
George C. ‘Gage
Bureau of Animal Industry of the
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department
Old Bugs Made Like New Electric Bug Washer
Laundry ad notes an electric bug washer with the slogan SEND IT TO THE LAUNDRY and a contact phone number 3 for orders or inquiries.
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C. M. Wright
First Ave
Cate
E. B. Young, Prop
the ‘Liberty State Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
the Electric Shop
Borland & Swanson
H. A. Stover
Kratz Abstract Company
Maving
Ite
Experiense Stuht-Hink
LE °Sueur
Sidney, Ack
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
W. K. Kelk
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