New Owners Take Over Rembrandt Studio in North Platte
Mr and Mrs Parmerlee of Kansas City have purchased Rembrandt Studio in North Platte and will keep the name and location. They plan to maintain the previous standard and seek improvements, believing North Platte has a bright future. The Tribune welcomes newcomers to help make the town better. eth W BE Lawrence of Paxton trans acted business in the city Tuesday. Give thought to Christmas Dixon the Jeweler.
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Colorado
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Vocational training explained to patrons of schools
A joint meeting of the Parent-Teacher associations at Franklin auditorium featured the high school orchestra and the Girls Glee club. Miss Loomis spoke on girls evening classes and Mr. Hartley on Our Greater Responsibility, with coffee and doughnuts served after. Local railroad death of Joe Grace discussed as his body to be buried beside his parents. Safety meeting in Union Pacific depot led by H A Adams. Local legal and prison transports noted. King Rhiley seen en route from eastern points to Oshkosh.
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Green River
Wyo
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North Platte
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Richard Grace
Omaha
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Atty James ‘T. Keefe
Lincoln
R. L. Cantlin
King Rhiley
Oshkosh
North Platte News Briefs From City Affairs and Local Fires
Frank Smith announces North Platte boys will meet Sidney in Sidney on February 26. Rotary hears H. H. Newman present a maple and walnut gavel. W. H. McDonald attends bankers meeting in Omaha on War Finance funding for agriculture. Shrine club votes officers J M Wirschfeld, Robert Dickey, Earl Stamp. Several small fires and fire department praise. Lincoln County courthouse piling begins. cedar timbers from 1872 river bridge. Nebraska seal debate ponders replacing motto Equality Before the Law with modern symbols.
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North Platte Boys
Sidney
North Platte
Lincoln County Court House
South Platte
South River
Judge Woodhurst
Will McDonald
City council mulls salary cuts for workers
A special committee revises the city salary scale to equalize pay amid labor supply changes and debt concerns. Some council members favor modest cuts to curb expenses while others resist. debate to resume at the next meeting. Os Charles Weir returned to Omaha after a city visit. Roberts Music Co offers a free record album with ten purchases and a December 24 deadline. The matinee of Winners of the West grants caps and a free next chapter ticket for the first 100 under 15 with a ticket.
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Spanish War Veterans Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
Harry Brown Camp No. 11 of the United Spanish War Veterans met last night at the naval place and elected A. E Bell as commander Tim O Keefe as senior vice commander A W Brown as officer of the day J W Rowland as officer of the guard Robi M Weeks as trustee for three years Andy Scharman as trustee for two years.
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United Spanish War Veterans
Naval Plage
A. E B. Bell
Tim O'Keefe
A. W. Brown
J. W. Rowland
Robi. M. Weeks
Andy Scharman
Scouts Plan Joint Hike to South Hills Saturday
Scouts plan an all day hike starting from the Franklin Auditorium at 9 am Saturday. Troops will line up under the senior patrol leader with patrol leaders assisting, marching south for outdoor tests in first or second class. Scouting members will cook their own dinners and invites go to troop committee members and local council.
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