Bridge Bonds Proposal Falls Flat with Voters
Commissioners faced heavy opposition as voters in North Platte Brady Sutherland Her shey Maxwell Wallfleet rejected bridge bonds. Turnout was low with North Platte at 369 of 2509 and total county cost about 2600 dollars. Commissioners will decide Monday on next steps.
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Ford Day Proposed in North Platte Near Future
North Platte businessmen discussed a Ford Day to be held early next month. A committee was formed to plan the event with prizes for Ford owners and attractions at merchants’ stores. Also reports of two new births and local visits are noted.
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North Platte notices and business district outlook grow
Lincoln County census shows 2024 farms with 68 percent rented. North Platte Equity Association elects Chas Burroughs president and names a seven member board. Community plans include two big picnics, Chautauqua week, and north side development with new brick building efforts and a potential multi-use community space. Local merchants report fall merchandise and supply worries.
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North Platte Equity Aasdelation
Chas. Burroughs
T. J.adames
J. T. Start
Theo. Lowe, Jr
Chas. Baskins
A. R. Leavitt
George Mang
County Fair Races Set On Circuit Plan
Lincoln County hosts daily horse races as part of a circuit with Cawson and Sedgwick counties after a plan by Secretary Souder. Over three thousand dollars in prizes lure owners to a three day event with 2:13 and 2:19 pace times, multiple dashes, and county relay races across September 20 to the last day.
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Lincoln County
Souder
Cawson County
Sedgwick
Colo
Sunflower silage considered for Lincoln County farmers
An article weighs whether sunflowers can supplement corn silage in the Northern Great Plains. It notes sunflowers can yield 25 to 80 tons per acre but palatability and livestock acceptance vary, with some regions showing favorable results and others less so. Local notices include residents returning from medical care and pursuing studies at the state University.
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United States Department of Agriculture
The Follies of 1921 by American Legion planned
Arrangements were made to stage The Follies of 1921 a big extravaganza at the Kelth near future as the season’s opening social event. Argonne Memorial Unit and American War Mothers hostesses. Proceeds go toward the Auditorium building fund. Committees named cast partly selected rehearsals begun. Complete announcements later.
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Troop Seven Wins Efficiency Banner for August
Thirty four scouts with leaders met at Kopf's Grove on a joint August session. Troop Seven won the efficiency banner by the largest membership difference, after reading attendance and tests results for the quarter.
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Honor Roll of Boy Scouts for July Issued by Executive
The executive, H. Stevens, released the July honor roll listing scouts who passed two tests in the last month. Troop One includes Henry Haner Fay Yearsly Louis Breternus Glen Waltemath. Troop Three lists Melvin Yates Warres Salone Sanford Johnson Darrell Trout Frances Rose Ralph Wickwire. Troop Four names Ewart Boyd Joe Beal er Albert D Ay es Lawrence Wider Bimo Marshall Ronald Mills Delbert Murray Leslie Mills Leonard Mills Clyde Pease Glenn Sivita Ernest Taylor Ralph Winslow. Troop Five shows Thomas Carroll Ralph Lopack Beeler Scott Linn Twinem Charles Tucker. Troop Seven covers Warren Peters Johnny O Keefe John Herrod Frank Fitzpatrick Chas Crosby Louis Louden Wesley Willis. Troop Eight includes Franklin Mink Paul Flint Floyd Vermillion Ralph Miller. Also notes department store ads and a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Chamberlain, formerly Miss Margaret Pitman.
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Sanford Johnson
Darrell Trout
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Ralph Wickwire
Ewart Boyd
Joe Bealer
Albert D'Ayes
Lawrence Wider
Bimo Marshall
Ronald Mills
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Ralph Winslow
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Johnny O'Keefe
John Herrod
Frank Fitzpatrick
Chas, Crosby
Louis Louden
Wesley Willis
Franklin Mink
Paul Flint
Floyd Vermillion
Ralph Miller
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