Committees Named for Annual May Party by Locomotive Engineers
The Forty four Division and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers appointed the committees for the 34th Annual May Party led by James F. Roddy as chairman of the arrangement group. Sebastian Schwaiger H A Lawhead Wim Welch and George Trexler named as associates intend to make the event a dressy social opening of spring with plans to ensure enjoyment for all attendees including dancers and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
James F. Roddy
Sebastian Schwaiger
H. A. Lawhead
Wim. Welch
George Trexler
Tate
Hesn Plantune
Park bonds transfer and local teach ers’ meeting in North Platte
Elder delivered $12,000 park bonds to the state treasurer after the Chicago firm defaulted. West-Central Nebraska Teachers Association plans a North Platte meeting April 6-8 with a home hospitality drive for visiting teachers. The town is asked to host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln City
Elder
Lincol
Chicago
Nebraska
Teachers’ Association
North Platte
Hershey Moves for Sugar Factory Expansion
About a hundred beet growers from Oshkosh to North Platte met at the O’Fallon school house to discuss reducing contracts with American Beet Sugar Co. Contracts cover about 3 600 acres, with reductions up to 40 percent on larger parcels. A Growers’ Association was formed to push factory plans and recruit capital, while a 26-member committee will organize units across the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Fallons Schol House
American Beet Sugar Co
Henry Falk
A. J. Samuelson
Leonard Lautner
Trenaurer
A.J. Denman
Grant Island
W. HH. Jenkins
Gro. Cary
A. J. Johnson
Hats for Saturday March 20th from McVicker Mélivery shop
Cheyenne visitor Miss Cherleen Grace stops at Mrs. W L Richards before heading home from Kearney. FE.T. TRAMP & SONS advertise fresh produce and new ideas in millinery with a selection of $3.00 hats for Saturday March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Tramp & Sons
Christian Science Service
Building & Loan Building
Cherleén Grace
Cheyenne
Local Notes: Auctions, Visits, and Upcoming Bryan Visit
Local and personal items include home cooked sale by the Epis copal guild, town visits by Mrs York Hinman and son to Gothenburg for M. 4. conference, hikes to Omaha by John Gray, and Miss Gertrude Nelson's stay with Miss Hazel Smith. Plans announced for the Chamber of Commerce banquet on April 12, and Col Bryan’s two North Platte addresses on April 1 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Hinman and Son
Gothenburg
Gertrude Nelson
Hazel Smith
Bryan
Col
W. J Bryan
North Platte
Lloyd Opera House
Charley
Presbyteria
Presbyterian Church
Marjorie Russell
Besaia Rannie
Esther Kelly
Alex Fenwick
Marie Hoagland
Harriett Murrin
Aliee Hoagland
Elizabeth Weir
Fred Thompson
Omaha
Shriners
1. C. O. Bledge
Numher
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L. Pennington
East Front
Henry W. Savage
Cily and County News
Clinton
Register
Optician
LE. of
R. T
E. P. Hall
Miaseuy Honnie Murdock
Adele LeDiost
Fimma Boge
WS. Leon
Frank Laughlin
East Front Street
H. IL
Pennington
Ralph Allison
U.S. Land Office
Douglas
Wyo
Surveyor General’s Office
Geo. A. Austin
Secuce
Mexico
Austin Anteaters
Paso
Fillida
Farmers’ Life Insurance Co
Chamber of Commerce
Ammons
Colorado
Eity Council
Srrview
Leroy Mecomber
Grace Mecomber
Grand Island
Leste Baskins
Dixon
Hershey
McComb
Messrs
Beeler
Watkins
Buchanan
van Cleave
Oberst
Fe.t. Tramp & Sons
Kissell
Soad
Maxwell
Anime One
Marion
J. S. Davis Auto Co
Ayia
Derryberry & Forbes
Episcopal Guild
District No. 1
Overland
South
Ash Street
John Gray
A. Holemerk
Walter
J. &. Welsh
Shotwell
Lavina Thompson
George Powell
Rayenta
I. E. Trout
Reglateral Optician
RK. O. Heaton
North Platte General Hospital
Charley Reynolds
Frank Marshall
Lewellon
North Platta General Hospital
Nyal Drug Store
Lena Rector Miller
Gus Lathner
Dickens
Brown Hospitau
J. Herbst
Dewey Street
Wintow
Dinon
Snairy Dixon
Iamond
Claus Mylander
C. H. Walter
Lierk-Sandall Co
General Hospital
Locust Street
Geo. B. Dent
V. Lucas
M. D
J.B. Redfield
M.D
Simms
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