Arthur Tramp Gains Noted Fame in Midland College Orchestra
Arthur Tramp of this city earns a strong reputation with the Midland college orchestra at Atchison Kansas where he is a leading soloist. The ensemble tours Kansas and Nebraska promoting the college. Locals hope the group visits Grand Island or Lincoln this year as Tramp shines on trombone and euphonium drawing big crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tramp
Midland College
Atchison Kansas
Nebraska
Grand Island
Lincoln
Mr. Tramp
Atchison
Equal Suffrage Association Plans Movie Preview
The group met Friday in the Baptist church basement to transact business and plan a motion picture play titled Your Girl and Mine. The play, a suffrage piece, is showing in the East and promotes equal suffrage. Due to cold weather attendance was light and officer elections were postponed to March 5 in the church basement. A Universal Peace program will also be presented at that meeting.
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Equal Suffrage Association
Baptist Church
Iice
The
Mrs Barraclough Sidelined by Second Stroke at Local Hospital
Mrs. Barraclough was admitted to God Samaritan hospital yesterday for treatment after suffering a paralytic stroke this morning. It marks her second stroke in recent months with a prior attack in June. Her condition is listed as quite serious.
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Fred Barraclough
God Samaritan Hospital
City School Funds Strained By Tax Delays
At a board of education meeting the treasury was reported depleted with bills and payroll due. A member blamed Union Pacific tax payments held under protest for the cash crunch and said funds would improve once taxes from the county are drawn. The board discussed routine items, a Chamber of Commerce committee on the new junior high project visited, and Superintendent Wilson Tout spoke on a trip to the national city superintendents meeting in Cincinnati.
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Board of Education
O. B&. Elder
Union Pacific Company
Chamber of Commerce
Wilson Tout
Cincinnati
Bratt & Goodman Rentals Featured In Local Notices
The passage lists rental offerings including houses rooms hay and grazing lands storage space and safe deposit boxes tied to Bratt and Goodman. It also recounts a furnace incident where Major L Walker reportedly melted his watch in the furnace at his city home and notes a hospital tea hosted Friday afternoon by Mrs Seeberger with Mrs Kelly assisting.
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Bratt & Goodman
Wille
L. Walker
BE. I. Seeberger
A. I. Kelly
North Platte Plans Booster Banquet on Junior High Project
Chamber of Commerce and city education board finalize a get together meeting for next Thursday to discuss a junior high school project. Aiming for a January 1 1916 occupancy, the plan includes a forty thousand dollar building to house seventh and eighth grades and review of city indebtedness.
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Chamber of Commerce
City Board of Education
Twentieth Century Club
North Patte
Jefferson Ward
North Platte
Chamber of Comerce
For Sale Or Exchange Modern 10 Room House In City
Modern 10 room house in the best location offered for sale or exchange. Smaller clear property considered in exchange, other houses lots farms and farm land at low prices and easy payments. Section of land fenced with well and windmill some broken for trade for North Platte property. See BRA & GOODMAN.
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North Platte
BRA & Goodman
Arrest in Forgery Case Brought to County Court
James A. Leonard is held in Omaha on a forgery charge after passing a worthless $32.25 check signed H. M. McDonough at Harcourt & Jensen in February. Eugene Delatour of Lewellen Bank is the complaining witness. Also noted are February weather data, and social notices of residents traveling to Kansas City and returning from California.
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Harcourt & Jensen
James A. Leonard
Omaha
Eugene Delatour
Lewellen Bank
H. M. McDonough
Lewellen
Local Notes Mention Clubs Visits and City News
Mrs. Van Peltie and community members attend club meetings in the fourth ward. Mrs. Harry Samuelson hosts Nevita Club, Tillikume plans a basement meeting, and the Study Club extends an evening at Mrs. Croaby’s home. Willis Todd of North State Light visits. trainloads of livestock pass through. school guards guard against smallpox. Norman Louden notes, and neighborhoods hear weather and local business updates.
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M. B. Croaby
Willis Todd
The
North Ftate Light and Power Co
Various Local Health and Community Notices in Broadwater Area
Local residents report hospital discharges and medical updates including Mrs H Schull and baby leaving for Broadwater home, Clarence Smith recovering from tonsillectomy at Good Samaritan, Paul Wittchef leaving after severed hand artery injury, and Mrs Knox improving after weeks in hospital. Other items note travel plans, nursing calls, and a Christian church missionary meeting. Maxwell voters approve 6000 dollar electric light bonds. community interest in progress and safety highlighted.
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Paul Wittchef
Vienna
The
Good Samaritan Hospital
A. E. Garlicks
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
A. L. Mischke
West Street
Mil Well
Henry Well
Maxwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Suffrage Association Meets
Pnion Pacific Company
North Platte Furniture and Hardware Co
Derryberry & Forbes
J. H. McKale
Mise
Olivia de Stwolnaka
Kansas City
Misa de Stwolnska
Bible Elasa
Presbyterian Church
C. J. Rowan
West Sixth Street
Francis Dunn
Nyal Drug Store
Wood River
Kirk Sturdevant
Points
Ohio
Twenteth Century Club
M. E. Scott
West Second Street
Misa Bertha Lawson
Gem Candy Kitchen
Central City
James Guyman
Mrs. Guyman
Gene Picard
West Seventh Street
South Chestnut
Norman Louden
J. J. Halligan
Lexington
District Court
Robert French
Kearney
Masonic Order
Lutheran Old Society
Roy Bunnell
West Ninth Street
Frank Bretzer
Albert Schlientz
BE. A. Frasher
A. A. Schatz
Chicago
Dardenelles
Russia
Lessels
L. B. Hastings
Dixon
Lem Kidwell
Wallace
Lem
Henderson
E. T. Tramp. & Son
Clarence Smith
Floyd Jones
Broadwater
J. A. Richeson
Western Points
California
New York State
Alia Seaman
Joseph Marsch
Building & Lean
Platte Electric Company
Harry’s Shoe Store
Keith Theatre
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