Local social notes and society events in North Platte
Mrs Will Quade of Stapleton visits sister Mrs UC Morey. Guild plans a musical at Mrs Gi Field on July 10. The Woman's Missionary Society exchanges at Schatz’s store tomorrow. L W Walker leaves for Duluth for a month. Hats up to 85 cents at Parlor Millinery. Miss Helen Alden to Grand Island for weeks. Dick Evang visits from northwest. Misses Aidven and Edith Gantt to Boulder for Chi Omega national convention. Mrs Chas Burroughs hosts visitors Mary Browder and Ruth Karsen. The women’s foreign missionary Society holds exchange at Schata store Saturday. Mrs Thea Heasoner of Hastings visits. Wm Paulman convalescing after operation at North Platte hospital. Mr and Mrs J A Groves depart for Rocky Ford after visiting. Royal Neighbors club to meet at Mrs Joseph Spies home Tuesday. VanHorn & Meyers purchase North Platte creamery, operations start July 6. Postmaster E S Davis speaks to Junior Normal on The Postal System. Club Neyita members enjoy Kensington and lawn luncheon at Mrs W P Snyder’s. Mr Henry Weil guest member.
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Will Quade
Stapelton
Morey
Ladies Guild
Gi. Field
Margaret
H. G. Knowles
Woman's Missionary Society of the
M. BE
Schatz
L. W. Walker
Duluth
Helen Alden
Grand Island
Dick Evang
Northwest
Aidven
Edith Gantt
Boulder
Colo
Chi Omega
Mary Browder
Ruth Karsen
Gothenburg
Chas. Burroughs
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Methodist Church
Schata
Thea. Heasoner
Hastings
R. Morey
Mitchell
Wm. Paulman
Hershey
North Platte General Hospital
J. A. Groves
Rocky E
Albert Muldoon
Royal Neighbors Social Club
Joseph Spies
Waldat Street
VanHorn & Meyers
Lexington
North Platte
Fourth Ward
Davis
Neyita
W. P. Snyder
Snyder
Stackhouse
Kensington
Henry Weil
Slips On and Off Like a Coat Shirt Garment Description
A description details a two garment design that functions as a soft negligee shirt with tails converted into drawers. It features a closed crotch and closed back, allowing reversible use as two wearable forms.
Dr Marie Ames Dismissed in Feticide Case
Dr Marie Ames charged with feticide and involuntary manslaughter released after the case was dismissed. Trial in esuiary court spanned two days with witnesses, a confession by the dying woman disputed by others, and doctors testifying the operation was not criminal.
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Marie Ames
Emma Grieve
Kearney
Local Chautauqua committee reports yearend profit
The Chautauqua committee met at the library to plan for next year. They reported a current year profit of forty three dollars and rejected the Redpath Horner contract as unjust. A new committee was appointed to renegotiate or seek alternatives and an independent Chautauqua option was debated to allow flexible talent and timing.
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Redpath Horner
Redpath-Horner
Sutherland Will Celebrate July Fourth Festivities
The town unveils plans for a large celebration on July 4 featuring horse races, two ball games, wild west stunts, an Indian massacre reenactment, and a dance. Julesburg band to provide music as Beech hill grading improves access for residents north and west of town.
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Sutherland
Julesburg Band
Beech Hill
Tryon Road
Waldo
Free Piano Giveaway and Deep Discounts Stir City Sale
A chaotic supermarket sale advertises a free $350 piano and deep discounts on merchandise. It touts 2 to 60 percent savings, lists price ranges for pianos, shoes, hats, and more, and mentions a contest where every dollar spent earns votes for candidates.
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Feneuher
Dann & Lorner
Sturges
Washington
Columbus
J B McDonald Hosts Evening for Mackie Visitors
Mr and Mrs L L Stebbins entertained at seven o clock for Mr and Mrs E Mackie of Arkansas City Kan who are visiting their daughter Mrs C A Miller in North Platte Neb Covers were laid for ten The evening featured music and comic cartoons A union Pacific inspector and two grain car workers were in town for related business A local lodge meeting is set for tomorrow afternoon with important agenda items.
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Mr. Johnson
Mia
J. P. Johnson
Tryon
L. L. Stebbins
E. 5. Mackie
Arkansas City
Kans
Viking
C. A. Miller
Steb Dine
Mr. Delaney
Union Pacific
McEvoy
Mrs. Mackie
Kanes
Mra
GA. Miller
Public Ground Playground Proves Popular With Children
More than three hundred children visited the public grounds on Wednesday for the new playground program. Instructor Smith shows enthusiasm as he guides activities for girls and boys, with full apparatus and baseball diamond to be added soon. Hours planned noon to eight in the evening beginning early next week. parents invited to view.
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Smith
Parenta
A Business Proposition on Hail Insurance
A sales pitch urges farmer readers to buy hail insurance from Bratt & Goodman. It promises savings from a small premium, cash or time payment, and claims to remove risk and anxiety by providing the best and cheapest hail policy available.
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Mr. Farmer
Bratt & Goodman
When Chinese Law Holds Family Responsible for Flight
A historical account explains a Chinese legal custom where a criminal’s family is punished if he flees the scene of the crime. The piece links this practice to superstition and religious beliefs about forsaking parents, noting it allegedly prompts swift cooperation with authorities.
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Inperi
Hades
John Chinaman
Rain Catchs on Bermuda Roofs and Water Storage
Bermuda landscape features include rain catch systems as primary water source due to brackish wells. Residents use whitewashed roofs to collect rainwater or build a hillside bleop esate with a covered eistern. The coral rock surface is cemented and washed, with a low wall surrounding the reservoir.
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Bermuda
Bermudas
Such is Fame and the Mystery of Michelte Mills
An Asiatic heiress Michelte Mills is credited with discovering the perfume 14 attar of roses and brewing fame through shawls famed for their weave. The text notes no information about her death and emphasizes her wealth and artistic craft.
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Michelte Mills
Pretty Light Hotel Exchange Aboard Luggage Pool Stall
The London Mail quotes a hotel keeper asking a patron to pay in advance and calling luggage a form of security while noting the conversation is emotionally charged. The exchange centers on payment terms and sentiment.
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London Mail
Wedding Dress Question Sparks Boss Flirt Talk
A fragment from the Philadelphia Ledger shows a first girl asking about flirting, claiming someone lost a job after an incident with the boss. The dialogue questions whether the wedding dress is real and seeks witty remarks on romance in a workplace setting.
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Phiadelphia Ledger
Souvenir Spoons Collection Mentioned in Letter
A humorous line from Beltimore Atherton notes Gladys keeps a collection of souvenir spoons. The remark presents a playful glimpse of personal mementos and social habits reflected in casual correspondence.
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Gladys
Beltimore Atherton
Way to Heaven Through Mehul Wibulation
Laurence Sterne quote fragment mentions a path to heaven through a mysterious term wibulation. No clear event or person besides the author appears in readable text.
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Laurence Sterne
A Matter of Small Moment in India
A British official in India traveled to Simla to seek military protection from Lord Kitchener against feared Indian rising. He warned he could be murdered in his bed. Kitchener remained unmoved, asking what of it.
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India
Simla
Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
Curious Fish Observed in Soh Ameoriain Waters
Descriptions note a peculiar fish behavior in the area, curling at the burrow bottom with fins raised and remaining still for extended periods during the season, while observers report unusual gill breathing and bite-like movements.
Dinner talk and a bored crowd remark
A Washington Star item quotes Mr Chmrus noting he entertained many people at dinner last night and his wife saying he bored them. The brief exchange captures a humorous self assessment of social performance.
A Concession in a Domestic Exchange
A brief exchange shows a speaker insisting on limits while the other warns of leaving for mother. The fragment hints at parental or authority figures resolving a dispute over freedoms.
Dating Enigma: Woman Seeks Promise From Suitor
A fragmented confession centers on a woman named Corbakius seeking a man who will promise lifelong commitment if she accepts him. The note hints at a pledge and a wish for exclusive love.
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Hle
Ste Corbakius
Jhdace
Docan't Suffer Much Does Sour Wife Suffer in Silence
The Tinsten Post prints fragmented lines on suffering and silence in a domestic scene. The quirky dialogue hints at a wife bearing hardship and a plea for quiet endurance, reflecting a dated regional sentiment in a brief, stylized note.
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Tinsten
Claflin Co. Placed in Receiver's Hands Amid $30 Million Liabilities
The H. B. Claflin Co. of New York, the largest wholesale and retail mercantile house, went into receivership yesterday. Liabilities are estimated at thirty million dollars with assets around forty million. The collapse is attributed to overextended credits.
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H. B. Claflin Co
New York
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Shane
J. B. McDonald
Good Clothes
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M.r. Hensolt
American Express
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Mr. Hensolt
Bea
Henaelt
Father McDaid
Alliance
Omey
J. J. Efallian
Cambridhire
Disinesa
Millunt Richards
Omaha
Erlend
Standard Oil CO
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Olarine
First National Bank
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Star Bottling Works
Queer
Mamma
Stone Drug Co
Harry Mitchell
Telephone
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McDoneld Bank
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