Grimes Son Lee D. Grimes Dies in Chattanooga
Lee D. Grimes son and only child of Judge and Mrs H M Grimes died in Chattanooga Tennessee after pneumonia. The judge learned of his son’s illness Sunday and left for Chattanooga but could not reach him in time. Lee engaged in contracting work and his firm was a leading southern company. Funeral planned at home Sunday at two o clock unless changes arise after the judge arrives.
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Lee D. Grmes
Judge
Mre
H. M. Grimes
Chatanooga
Tenn
Lee
Ilnee
Judge Grimes
Nashville
Lea
Jurge Grimes
Omte
Maurice Lannin Killed In Action
A telegram to local railroad offices confirms Maurice Lannin a long time clerk in the roadmaster’s office was killed in action in France on November first. He served in a machine gun company of the 19th division with North Platte connections. He was about 32, remembered fondly by railroad employees as a modest and splendid young man.
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Maurice Lannin
France
Lannin
Colorado
North Platte
Yale and Hearty at Eightieth Birthday Note
Yale and Hearty at Elicity J. R. Shaw, of this city, reached his eightieth birthday Tuesday and sends word to The Tribune that he is hale and hearty. Shaw served three years in the Civil War and was wounded in the right shoulder and arm. The wound troubled him until two years ago when amputation of the arm was performed in Omaha by Dr. Twinem. The operation was successful and he has since found life more enjoyable.
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Yale
J. R. Shaw
Tribune
Hale
Shaw
Omaha
Twinem
Mr. Shaw
Win. van Natta
Ceregan
Woodhurst
Salisbury
VanNatis
Jal
VanNettia
Dica
Mewis
A. P. Welly
A. J. Salisbury
VanNatta Aml
Local notes mix entertainment and civic chatter
Local column reports C H Walter returning from Omaha on business, Clyde Trotter’s Omaha trip to seek Hupp care orders, and Mrs Laura Whelply arriving for a relative’s funeral. It notes U S land office records moving to Broken Bow, holiday ads from Rex All Drug Store, a minor street collision, and city water plumbing tension between officials including Water Commissioner Welch and Inspector Valerius.
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United States Land Office
Broken Bow
Welch
Valerius
Individuel
Sutherland Boy Killed In Action Otto Johnson Reported
Otto Johnson of Sutherland killed in action November 6, five days before the fighting ceased. Son of J. H. Johnson, Otto was well known in Sutherland, having lived there since boyhood.
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Sutherland
Otto Johnson
J. H. Johnson
Otto
Rexall Store Tentative Doll Contest Voting Plan
Read this. The Rexall Store offers two votes per penny spent for a doll contest on Saturday. The notice frames a promotional voting incentive tied to purchases.
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Rexall
Renal Store
Silk Jersey Underwear Sale Highlights at Blocks Co
Big shipment of Silk Jersey garments for women and undergarments offered at savings. Local notice notes a birthday tag party for J E Sebastian with a four course banquet and gifts including a Victrola mute. Gene Crook buys Smyth 640 acres near the state farm with about 200 acres valley land and remaining hillside.
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Jersey Union
Gene Crook
Smyth
Derryberry
Forbes
Sammy Girls
Holeproof
Everwear
Phoenix
Leadhr Mer. CO
Welcome Home Committee Appointed for Sulmiers
President Seeberger of the Red Cross Chapter announces a Soldiers' Home Welcome Committee of about twenty five members from Red Cross Commercial Club City Council Union Pacific Civilian Relief and other bodies. The group will plan to greet returning soldiers arrange employment and aid, including a welcome arch at the depot and public reception.
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Seeberger
Red Crom
Dasign
Tve
Soldiers
Red Cross
Commercial Club
Couwnedll
Union Pacific
City Schools Health Report Reveals Absences From Flu
The city schools health report for the last twenty four hours shows nearly 200 children absent from the schools. Of these 107 are in families where there is illness and some have flu themselves. Some have recovered but remain home as a precaution. Parents of 94 children keep them from school to avoid flu exposure.
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City Schools Health Report
City Schools Health
Bishop Beecher to Be Here for Sunday Services
Rev Gen A Beecher of Hastings will preach at 11 a m at the Episcopal church in North Platte. Holy communion and morning services are listed, with Sunday school at 3 p m at St Pauls chapel and additional notes from Rev Arthur D Jones.
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A. Beecher
Has- Hinges
North Platte
Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Chapel
North Aide
Arthur D. Jones
First Presbyterian Church
J. H. Curry
D. D
God
Amos
Homecoming notes and local society updates in Miss Elder’s column
City and county news recounts Miss Ester Elder’s column on Kearney normal student Luchie O'Brien returning from service after training. Homecomings include Henry Schilte and two North Platte youths Alfred Peck and Will Pearsall. Community events cover the Twenty-First Century Club basket distribution, Sammy Girls sale, and local faults about a nervous breakdown.
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Laura Whelply
Fremont
Slater
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ALL Drug Store
Lew Kelly
W. E. Shuman
Dewey Street
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Jimmy Farrell
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Billy West
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J. E. Sebastian
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MERCO
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Howe
Don Johnston
Wiht Siebold
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Simmy Girls
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Indiana
Twenttieth Century Club
Ralph Smith
Bert Barber
Federation of Clubs
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Everett
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MER, CO
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Platte Valley School
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Lawellon
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Keystone
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