Farewell party and local notes from a small town
A farewell party at a Christian church honors Arthur Gregg heading to a farm near Omaha and Fr. Gro. to Omaha. Kiwanis selects J. Guy Swope as delegate to the Toronto convention. Primary date set for July 18 due to a legal complication. Graceland residents hold a speaking and song evening with refreshments. City papers nominate four candidates for the board of education and one for the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Arthur Gregg
Omaha
Fr. Gro
Kiwanis
J. Guy Swope Wie
Kiwanis Clubs
Toronto
Canada
Jume
Your Health Your Shoes
A brief discussion on how improper shoes affect health. It argues shoes influence energy and well being, noting some women tolerate poor footwear but most would feel better with proper foot care and proper shoes.
Cantilever Shoes Bring Comfort and Joy to Women
Cantilever Shoes have benefited many women by improving posture and walking ease. Supportive, flexible design claims to free the foot, aiding nerves and circulation and aligning with doctors and foot experts who endorse good shoes to promote health and happiness.
Local politics and civic notes in a Nebraska district
The report covers campaign activity for council candidates in the fourth ward, Nebraska from H. J. Woodgate and D. Late. It notes Ill men and county figures in city meetings at Whittier and Garfield schools. Also mentions Immoner Lindley planning paving work and jury verdicts in Bishop va Liston case.
Friends assist North Platte couple to celebrate anniversary
About sixty friends and relatives gathered at the Brodbeck home then went to the Wilson residence to celebrate their thirty seventh wedding anniversary. A moc c wedding featured bridesmaid Mrs Tollion and best man Wal lace Crawford with Frank Hiliott officiating. Pearl Hunter sang and the bride march from Lohengrin was played. The couple received a reading lamp and guests enjoyed games and a three course supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Brodbeck
J. C. Wilson
John Tollion
Wallace Crawford
Frank Hiliott
Mire Pearl Hunter
Lobrengrin
Meethod Tire Repair Co
N. Locust
Hand Made Nil Tan Metals Offer See Me For Work
Local ad offers sheet metal and tin work services with offers of value received. Contact for any tii or sheet metal jobs and custom handiwork. Prices referenced at $2.60, $5, and $1.00 in the listing.
North Platte Mercantile Co. changes hands in recent deal
The North Platte Mercantile Co. takes over from Stacy Mercantile Co. with Noel Organization of Minneapolis backing a network of wholesale houses across Minnesota and nearby states. T. N. Arnold retires as manager. Grand Forks NC, B. Cullen named new manager. The article notes ongoing operations in Kearney and Scottshaft and predicts strong growth for North Platte.
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North Plate Mercantile Co
Stacy Mercantile Co
North Platte
Kearney
Scottshaft
T. N. Arnold
Trlane
North Platte Mercantile Co
Insurance Agent to Show Fire Prevention Film at Convention
At the state convention of insurance agents to be held here March 29 and 30 Mr Thorp of the National Underwriter Laboratory will give an illustrated address at the Keith Theatre on Fire Hazards and Fire Prevention. The meeting will be held in the afternoon with tickets allocated by the committee to interested attendees.
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Thorp
National Underwriter Laboratory
Keith Theatre
Local Notices of Visits and Miscellaneous Travels
Ef Blaeckheart arrived Wednesday to visit friends for a week. Mrs J K Bahtoman of Hershey spent a day in the city Wednesday. Jh Joransen of Paxton transacted business Thursday. Mrs Pay Brewer returned home Wednesday after shopping. Mrs GB Anderson returned to Wax ton after several days shopping. Esther Danen left for Gothenburg to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Henry Downing of Tilac arrived for a few weeks visit. Mrs J R Farrell returned to Wallace after visiting in the city. Mrs McConnell and two children left for Denver. Henry J Hhroga left for a new home near Weeping Water by auto. Mr and Mrs J W Slater of Hershey were in the city last Wednesday. W B Burnside transacted business in North Platte Tuesday. George Gibbs returned from Denver after business. John H Cords of Wallace transacted business in North Platte Wednesday. Mrs Frank Mirgen returned to Northport after visiting friends. A number of G I A and B of L E members left for Kearney for the funeral of ld VanCleave at the Presbyterian church. Interment in Kearney cemetery.
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Ef. Blaeckheart
J. KK. Bahtoman
Hershy
Jh. Joransen
Paxton
Thureday
Pay Brewer
Hershey
GB. Anderson
Waxton
Esther Danen
Gothenburg
Henry Downing
Tilac
J. R. Farrell
Wallace
McConnell
Denver
Henry J. Hhroga
Weeping Water
Nebi
J. W. Slater
Burnside
Stapleton
North Platte
Tuesay
George Gibbs
Roy Parker
Missouri
John H. Cords
Frank Mirgen
Northport
G. I. A and B. of
L. E
Kearney
Ld. VanCleave
Presbyterian Church
Income Tax Returns Pushed In For Federal Filing
Federal income tax agents worked long hours on Wednesday in North Platte to accept reports at the federal building before closing. Many bank and filings officials assisted late filers, with only a small number exceeding exemptions of 2500 for married and 400 per child. A sense of altered prospects and potential growth in income tax receipts was noted for next year.
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Income Tax Department
Federal Government
North Platte
Federal Building
Omaha
Signs of Spring In Town: Onions Planted and Hats Displayed
Ira Gare planted a large onion bed early this week and Harry Samuelson placed a straw hat in his store window. A killdeer circled over town Monday noon as H. Eicher left for Roscoe after several days in North Platte. Mrs. H. I. Smith and daughter Helen depart for Grand Island to visit relatives.
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Ira Gare
Harry Samuelson
Union Labor and Agriculture Representatives Speak in City
Charles W. Maer a representative of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen is set to speak Sunday March 26 at Labor Temple and again Wednesday at Lloyd Opera House with both afternoon and evening sessions. The event follows his prior North Platte visit where his address drew a small audience and was well received.
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Charles W. Maer
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Labor Temple
Lloyd Opera House
Moer
North Plate
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EB. S. Glines
Graceland Addition
Graceland
Elder
Lierk
Scott
Snyder
Harrison
Board of Education
J. W. Smallwood
S. E. Hupfer
Chiropodist
East Fourth Street
H. J. Woodgate
MN. D. Late
Nebraska Furn Bure
Linen County
Whittier School
Garfield
Immoner Lindley
Able Construction Co
Bishop
Liston
Vernon Doucet
Treviyn Doucet
Newton W. Gaines
Sophia Babbit
Elizabeth McConnell
Hopfer
Aileen G. Cochran
Iluitold D. Wiese
Red Cross
South School
Mary Ciup
W. J. Potter
Fd. Hein
HW. H. Wendeborn
Wm. Waldorf
Postofilee
Otagy Mercantile GO
Nash Organization OF Minnea
POLIS
Sale House
Omaha Bee
Paul Greer
Dawson County
Lincoln County
George ‘Trexler
Neva
Lincoln
Louis Trexler
T. €. Patterson
B. & L. Building
Platte Valley State Bank
H. Eicher
Roscoe
Nebraska
Newl
W. S. Combs
Valley Rouge
City
Joe Ratioh
Lowellon
the Star Cafe
Bill Callos
Nortu Pratre, Nese
Kelly
Cord
Ford Streitz Vulcanizing Co
Corner
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