Local and Personal Notes From The Leader
Carl Gerle returns home from Cheyenne Saturday. Hats on sale at The Leader Mercantile Co. Mayme Pizer to visit Salt Lake friends for weeks. Jack Shields home from Oshkosh after city visit. Ruth Hogsett hosts Nicafigeeampfire Girls party. Mrs. P F E Fent and children return from Holdrege visits. others head to Portland. Summer skirts and lingerie on sale at The Leader. Clinton the Jeweler features ice tea glassware. Francis Thayer to Estes Park. Mrs. Harrington and Goldman visit Omaha.
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Clinton
Jack Shields
OshKoah
Leader Mercantile Co
Mayme Pizer
Salt Lake
Rexall
John Spiee
Kearney
Mills Ruth Hogsett
P. FE. Fent
Mary A. Baker
Harry Porter
Rasmussen
Holdrege
Portland
Ore
Jess Edwards
St. Louis
Leader Mer. Co
Francis Thayer
Ellis, Kans
Howard McMichael
Phillip Deats
Minnie Moore
Estes Park
Lincoln County Fair Association forms new executive committee
At a Friday meeting the Lincoln County Fair Association appointed a five member Executive Committee to run this fall events. They authorized 6000 in stock at 50 per share to fund improvements and wider patron access. Plans include relocating exhibition buildings and grandstand, grading Popint Street access, and adding entrances to ease traffic. George Mang offers lumber from the Tabernacle to aid Camp projects. Reverend Koch postpones vacation. Mrs. Gates and son Everrett depart for Chicago to visit Dan Valerius.
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Lincoln County Fair Association
F. , Pipelsticker
D. H. Thoeecke
C. H. Walters
J. Q. Wilcox
Koch
Various Town Notices and Travel Updates
Dr. Baker visits Fremont on business. Dorothy Hubbard travels to Denver for two weeks. Harry Samuelson returns from Omaha for business. Lost black pocketbook with three bills and a rewriten request for reward. Mrs Rank leaves for Syracuse for a month visiting friends. Bennovenne Club to meet with Mrs Exchelman at 622 W. Tenth on Friday. Sells Floto Circus posters announce Gothenburg show on July 24. Mrs Ro Cotterell returns from Des Moines and eastern cities. Christian Ald Society to meet in church basement Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Frank Fiken of Saint Louis, former North Platte residents, en route from Los Angeles. Geo Shell of Omaha visits. general manager of Barkalow Broad News Stands. For sale two burner Florence Automatic Wickless Oil stove used briefly, Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet, baby’s high chair. Phone Saow.
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Frank Fiken
Saint Louis
Los Angeles
North Platte
Geo
Shell
Omaha
Barkalow Broad News
Notice to Auto Drivers Under Nebraska Law
Public notice from Chief of Police John Jones enforcing motor vehicle lighting rules. Vehicles must have brakes signals lamps and white headlamps visible at night with red reversing light. Spotlights limited to ground projection within 30 feet. unlawful use of high power lights above four candlepower with reflector. Strict enforcement promised.
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Motor Vehicle Law of
Nebraska
John Jones
Former North Platte Residents Wed In California
Lawrence Wilson of Los Angeles and Miss Stellan Banks wed near Orange County after a July 4 ceremony guided by Dr. George Taubman. The couple coordinated a July 5 license search and held the ceremony at Seal Beach with witnesses. They plan to live with Banks’s parents at 2247 Eliot Street as Wilson’s family history ties to North Platte are noted.
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Cal
Teleram
Lawrence Wilson
Los Angeles
Calesman
Mias Stellan Banks
Eliot Street
George P. Taubman
First Christian Church
Taubman
Pile
Wilson
Miss Banke
Pat Cupid
Sparks
Santa Anna
Misa Banks
Miss Banks
Seal Beach
Dr. Taubman
Local Furniture and Outdoor Goods Advertised for Sale
An advertising notice promotes a sale of furniture ranges stoves beds springs mattresses cots pads pillows dishes tinware hardware tents and camp outfits. It urges customers to visit 104 EB Front to purchase with immediate payment.
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Fragmentary Local Notices And Social Updates
Local items report Connor White’s tonsil operation at Oxteopatgie hospital yesterday evening. P. M. Sorenson visits daughter Mrs. J. Whittaker in Vermillion, S D, over the weekend. Theatre listings note The Garter Girl and The Courage of Marge O’Doone at the SUN today and tomorrow. Church notices invite attendees to meetings of the Home Missionary Society and the Golden Rule Bible Class. Retail ads promote bathing caps and summer frocks at The Loader Mercantile Co. Lydia Gordon Love returns from Cheyenne via ball game, with children’s play suits highlighted. Various residents and visitors listed include Rev. and Mrs. Knotter, Lucie Knotter, A. L. Collins, and Lendall Edwin. Classifieds offer a Monarch steel range and oil stove. birth notice from Omaha of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Pat O’Connor. silver and glass ice tea spoons. Lloyd W. Lawton sails for Grand Island to aid recruitment. J. C. Todd hospitalized in Chicago from flu complications.
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Connor White
Sutherland
Tonsilitee
Windis
Oxteopatgie Hospital
P. M. Sorenson
Hla Danehter
J. Whittaker
Vermillion
South Dakota
Howe
James Oliver Curnowl
Marge O'Doonee
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Ralph North
Gunmere
Dent Drug Co
Chas. Calhoun
Portland
Los Angeles
Mer
Gordon Love
Cheyenne
North Platte
Omaha
Pat O'Connor
Irrigation Plan Progress Highlighted by Congressman Kinkaid
Congressman M P Kinkaid praised Reclamation Service irrigation projects after touring sites in Dawson County and the North Platte Valley. He outlined a bill to extend federal aid to dry lands and noted a 1 million dollar annual appropriation with current progress on 2 000 acres now irrigated and yielding strong crops. Future work would extend irrigation to 95 000 acres and reach Lincoln County with Bridgeport targeted this year.
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M. P. Kinkaid
Tribune
Lexington
Reclamation Service
Dawson County
Kinkaid
The
North Platte Valley
Wyoming
Lincoln County
Congress
Bridgeport
Awaes
Gymnasium Equipment Arrival For Local Schools
A shipment of gymnasium apparatus has arrived at the local schools the first installment of ordered material. The items include 6 dozen maple wands with locking racks, 7 foot jumping stands with 10 foot vaulting poles, two balance beams back and loin chest weights a quoit game equipment for sack and three legged races and volley and newcomb ball frames.
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Carl Gerle
Dixon & Son
Carbust
Mery Landgraf
Chile
W. Harrington
D. Goldman
Jose Stone
the County Fair Association
George Mang
Tabernacle
Bar Scout
Gummere Dent Drug CO
Dr. Baker
Fremont
Dorothy Hubbard
Denver
Harry Samuelson
Palm Beach
California
Fechelberry
Crystal
Elaine Hammerstein
Sennett Comedy
Elsie Ferguson
Lloyd W. Lawton
Grand Island
Camp Funston
Kansas
J. C. Todd
Chicago
Mr. Todd
Montana
Junge Kinkaid
Keith
William Farnum
Style Shop