Local notes reflect visits, rehearsals and civic updates
Clyde Friato spends vacation with homefolks at Dickens. Mrs. Alice Chamberlain returns from Colorado. Will Huddard visits South Dakota. Blind Tom and party perform in town. Miss Gertrude Herrod visits Columbus. Mrs. Christina Block visits Lewellyn area. Loren Sturges returns from Spearfish trip. Louise Ottenstein returns from Notre Dame academy for summer. Dance at Masonie hall by The Hustlers draws a pleasant crowd. Hoagland stocks gasoline for auto wear. Local fishing party catches pike east of town as river recedes. City hall plan study continues with Kearney visit by Maloney and Brock. George Waltz 18 arrested on statutory charge. case set for July 14 with $400 bond. Remains of Geo. W. E. Dorsey transported to Freemont for burial. former congressman known to many. Mrs. Rhoda Foster Edminston suffers paralytic stroke. improving in Cheyenne. Sawyer and Debke granted license to marry. jovial judge jokes about June brides. D. E. Malatte moving from Hershey. Wedding notice for Llewellen McDonald and James Raymond Coseley at Vincennes June 27. Chas. Fletcher to trial sweet clover for hay. Thanks extended to supporters after death of John Fenwick. Otto Thoelecke returns from brief trips. crops fair but drought affects north-central areas. Ed Rebhausen announces candidacy for democratic sheriff nomination. praised as veteran North Platte resident and active party worker.
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Clyde Friato
Dickens
Alice Chamberlain
Colorado
Will Huddard
Points
South Dakota
Blind Tom
Party
Singer
Gertrude Herrod
Columbus
Christina Block
Lewellyn
Sulpher Springs Mo
Masonie Hall
W. W. Hoagland
Jim Jenson
George Schatz
C. A. Biocon
Henry Rebhausen
Platte
Maloney
Brock
Kearney
Cit
North Platte
George Waltz
Eta Ficker
Lydia
Geo. W. E. Dorsey
Jtu
Salt Lake City
Third District
Lincoln County
Rhoda Foster Edminston
Meridan
D. E. Malatte
Hershey
Carda
Llewellen McDonald
James Raymond Coseley
Vincennes
Ind
Barney McDonald
Chas, Fletcher
Somerset Precinct
Fletcher
Alex Fenwick
John Fenwick
Otto Thoelecke
Spalding
Lincoln
Omaha
Otto
Union Pacific
Grand Island
Lexington
Ed Rebhausen
Rebhausen
Keep Off The Grass Bicycle Fines Warned
Complaint to Police Judge Warren cites Sec 288 of the sidewalk ordinance making riding a bicycle or tandem on city sidewalks an offense. Offenders endanger pedestrians. Article 5 imposes fines up to 10 dollars per offense to curb reckless riding in North Platte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
North Platte
Free High School Tuition Says District Pays
Superintendent Teut reports the number of children receiving free tuition funded by their home district. The list names students by district including Lincoln county Dist 99 Paul and Roy Rowley Albert Weinburg and others across Thayer and Logan counties with several totals noted.
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Teut
Lincoln County
Dist
Paul and
Roy Rowley
Albert Weinburg
Hazel
James Calhoun
Susie Hollenbeck
Nellie Lister
Darlene Purdy
Arthur Qualley
Ethel Reeler
Elmer Doebke
Ina Diener
Arthur Gregg
Belden Neale
Mabel Hawkins
Beryl
Verna Siver
Merle
Rex Williams
Genevieve Wood
Mabel Walters
Thayer County
Eva Axtell
Logan County
Edith Armour
Robert Hill
Postal Savings May Shield Deposits From Creditors
Akron inspector Geo Pate asserts that U S postal saving banks cannot be attached by creditors in any state. If true, the postal savings system could spread nationwide. The report claims deposits remain secret and courts cannot compel postmasters to reveal records.
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Postoffice
Geo. Pate
Akron
Ohio
U. S
Samuel
Davy Jones
Uncle Sam
Pate
Fined For Speeding By City Judge In Police Court
Judge Warren fined Frank Baldwin one dollar and costs for speeding on a motorcycle at ninety miles per hour. Baldwin pleaded guilty after being cited by an officer the previous day, and authorities warned drivers to heed city limits and ordinance prohibiting fast driving.
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Warren
Frank Baldwin
Baldwin
McDermott Visits County Seat. Crops Look Good
M H McDermott of Wellfleet and his step son Otis McGuire visited the county seat Wednesday. McDermott, with 150 acres of cropland south of the B and M, spoke of favorable Supreme Court news in Stratton vs McDermott, with the action reversed and remanded to dismiss at plaintiff’s cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. McDermott
Otis McGuire
Wellfleet
McDermott
Saya
Supreme Court
Stratton
Eighth Graders Study Birds Excursion
Eighth Grade Washington school pupils chaperoned by Miss Murray and Supt. Tout enjoyed a June morning field study of birds. Twenty two varieties were seen including a pair of prairie chickens. The excursion aims to combine pleasure with educational value and plans for more outings this summer.
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Washington School
Murray
Supt. Tout
Tout
Archibald Geike
Flag Day Observance Features Nebraska Teachers
Flag Day June 14 observed statewide with a Junior Normal program of music recitations and talks. Mayor Patterson and Hon. J. S. Hoagland spoke on Civil War history and patriotism. a prize essay by Mrs. Julia Todd on Betsy Ross and the first American flag was read, celebrating the nation's growth and flag symbolism. Irene and Edwina Keliber and Anna Hayed accompanied Supt. Wm. Jeffers to Green River Wyoming for a week-long visit with an aunt.
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W. RC
G A. R
T. ©. Patterson
Plains
Nebraska
Low School
North Platte
Log
Hoagland
Fort Sumter
New York City
Major Anderson
Lincoln
Americas
United States
Betsy Rosa
Arch Street
Phildelphia
American Congress
Geo. Washington
Robert Morrie
Col. Geo. Ross
Col. Ross
Benny Ross
Rows
Kentucky
Vermont
New Mexico
Arizona
Irene
Edwina Keliber
Anna Hayed
Supt
Wm. Jeffers
Green River
Wyo
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THE
HUB Clothing Department
Goars
Town and County News
Loren Sturges
Spearfish
Mias Louise Ottenstein
Notre Dame Academy
Antietam
Gettysburg
Chickamauga
Wilderness
Derryberry & Forbes
Webster
North Platte Mill & Grain Co
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