Local and Personal News From North Platte Area
Local items note Threeees fallen at Kearney and east. Women’s Home Missionary Society meets at M E parsonage Friday. Dr J B Sime plans south town residence. Mrs John N Shemeld of Iowa visiting his parents. Ray Langford clerks Haye & Laughlin sale in Birdwood Creek area. Civic committee Twentieth Century club meets with Mrs Roy Cotterell Thursday. Spare ribs and sauerkraut sale at Marti Market tomorrow. H Stamp to Omaha for medical treatment. Hospital tea hosted by Mrs W R Maloney Friday afternoon. Mrs J K Ottestein returns from Salt Lake. muslin underwear shown at The Leader. County commissioners in session. bridge bids opened soon. Dress and Pattern Hat sale March 24-25. MoeVicker’s Millinery ads. Ladies auxiliary Baptist church meets Thursday at 3 15 with ten cent lunch. Spare ribs and sauerkraut at Mrs Martin Holcomb’s en route to Wyoming. Hershey ad closing sale in issue. Anna White seeks divorce from J White custody of five children. Wayne Hogg ill with heart leakage. Harry Jackson of McPherson County completes homestead proof with witnesses. Bratt & Goodman promote land sales. Mrs C A Dill to Easter at home. Gertrude and Charles to be confirmed Palm Sunday. Count Crabl, now at The Pat, praised as versatile musician. C E McIntosh of Council Bluffs visits for O R C meeting. New spring underwear at BLOCK'S. Julius Hahler returns from Monarch Cement meeting. Kansas snow two feet deep. High school debating team to Kearney to duel railroads question.
Secret Caucus Shapes Local Republican Ticket
Report describes a covert meeting where factions within the Republican camp formed a ticket for the upcoming convention. The dry and wet factions clashed, with the wet side rallying support to gain a majority at the convention. Each secret caucus member aimed to bring ten voters but failed to muster full strength.
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Atar
Teir
Firemen Ball Fund Drive for City Department
A city fire department committee plans to canvas residents this week to sell tickets for the twenty eighth annual ball on April 6. Proceeds will buy comforts for the members, with the event framed as the only time the firemen ask the city for support in return for their service. The piece urges property owners to buy tickets to recognize the volunteers' ready service during the year.
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Clty Are
Pot Calls the Kettle Black and Other Local Notices
A mix of observations on election era virtue signaling and civic duty. Notices include a satire on paroxysms of purity during campaigns, a removal notice for The Hat Shop to The Leader, spring millinery at McVicker’s, a critique of Democratic and Republican caucus interactions, a steam shrinking machine demonstration at The Leader, a Lutheran girls exchange at Derryberry & Forbes, and a J. S. S. club meeting at Mrs. H. P. Henckel’s residence.
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Leader
McVicker’s Millinery
The
Telegraph
J. Harley Edmiston
Register of the Land Office
Pizer
Derryberry & Forbes
J. S. S. Club
H. P. Henckel
East Second Street
For Sale 109 East Eleventh Street
Property listing offers a cheap good sale at 109 East Eleventh Street. For price and terms contact Mrs Walter Wilson RK 1 North Platte Nebraska or call 780P4. tf
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East Eleventh Street
Walter Wilson
North Platte
Neb
Grand Hotel Opens at 310 East Front Street
James Kumelos owns and opens the Grand Hotel at 310 East Front Street. The new establishment begins serving guests with a focus on local hospitality and downtown Jamesport boundary.
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East Front Street
James Kumelos
First Advance spring Showing of Wooltex Womens Suits and Coats
The upcoming Wooltex collection features tailored suits and coats with graceful style and fine fabrics. Designs are more conservative due to wartime influence, emphasizing superb tailoring, in-set godets for flare, detachable collars, and a broad range of blues and dark colorings.
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Kearney
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. E. Parsonage
J. 8. Sime
John N. SheMeld
Lowa
Don Walker
Ray Langford
Birdwood Creek
Haye & Laughlin
Civic Department of the Twentieth Century Club
Roy Cotterell
Marti
H. Stamp
Omaha
D. T. Quigley
Mra. W
Dreas
MoeVicker’s Millinery
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Baptist Church
A. C. Howard
Martin Holcomb
Edith
Maxwell
Wyoming
Hershey
Laut
Anna White
J. White
Wayne Hogg
Mrs. E
Hogg
Harry Jackson
McPherson County
W. A. Lemon
Emil Vahrenwald
Bratt & Goodman
Crabl
Grand Island
Pat
C. E. McIntosh
Council Bluffs
Protective Board of the O. R. C
Division 35
BLOCK
Julius Hahler
Humboldt
Kan
Monarch Cement Works
Hahler
Kansas
Oklahoma
Dorothy Hinman
Gorge Thompson
Major White
BE. T. Tramp & Son
Paris
Coopry Light
Storett Co
Cleveland
Wooltex
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