District Court Opens Monday Reports Docket Sounds
The district court will begin Monday November 1 with 155 cases listed awaiting action. Judge Paul and Samuel Smith with Victor Moss on the docket hear equity foreclosures and jury matters as 24 jurors are summoned for the first jury day. The crowd includes attorneys and locals noting court activity and ongoing civil and criminal caseload. Weather and travel notes mention Nebraska conditions and visitors around downtown Lincoln.
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Mainlet
Sesston
Har
Thin Afice
Vetlom
Pawel
Cd Pyurider Oni
Samuel Shimens
Firemen Plan Fundraising Play You Tell Em
North Platte Volunteer Firemen announce a 1922 State Firemen's Convention fundraiser a humorous amateur girlie show titled You Tell Em. About twenty five top looking local ladies chosen for parts with a popular vote deciding queen. Rehearsals to begin with a selection of cast at Firemen's Hall on Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.
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North Platte
Nebraska
Firemen’s Mall
Weilheesding
Nyoning
At & O
North Platte Local Notes on Roads Schools and Health Board
The North Platte column reports worsening road conditions from dry weather and heavy hauling, calls for local road repair, and notes community movements. It lists residents visiting families, housing and farming updates, theater announcements, dress arrivals, and a promoted city safety position with a newly formed Board of Health including mayor, police chief, and city physician under an ordinance with enforcement powers.
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Bilielent
Nebt
H. H. Burton
Wellfleet
HW. Burton
Maywood
John
Sherilan
Matte
Board of Health
Ateydy
Secretiny Nani Puntantine eMikor
Te Phigedelin
Nenad Wevikon
Counehl
Birnard of Health
Bruns
Spillier
Palice
A. Selby
Cily Phynielan
H.R McMichael
Casa
Tan Wackiner
Meat Market Seeks Spring Chickens Hogs And Veal
A dealer announces a market for spring chickens and hogs weighing 150 to 225 pounds and veal. The seller claims excess supply and offers top prices for quality meat while criticizing suppliers for poor stock. Contact McBain's Meat Market for arrangements.
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Commission
McBkain
South Platte School Band Praised by Omaha People
The South Platte School Band paraded through Omaha on Friday stopping before the Bee News and World-Herald Buildings to receive a hearty welcome from large crowds. Mayor Dahlman gave an informal address and welcomed them to the city. The band played Saturday at the University Margie mime and enjoyed exclusive field parading between halves. The Rome Hotel reported the North Platte born youth as a well organized group drawing strong attention.
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Bee, News and World
Dahlman
Hoya
Tian Aeetienkt
Rome
Fues
W. Tone Eves Rendre Tractions
Halloween party plans fill local society page notes
The Young Peoples Class of the church, Sunday School groups, and various clubs announce Halloween and fall events at church parlors, club houses, and homes. Entries list hosts like Mrs J A Ward and Cinta Sorensen, with plans for costumes, games, and contests. One note mentions Netty Stevens in hospital for care.
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I. Eh. Sitivony
Thea Tienen
M. F
Misa Elsie Howes
Keeoping
Scout School of Instruction to Train Local Businessmen
The North Platte Council plans a Scout instruction program at Franklin Auditorium on Wednesday evenings for ten weeks. Businessmen will learn the principles and practices of scouting and join regular Scout troops. No course charge. a single 50 cent handbook is suggested.
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School of Scout Instruction
North Platte
Stephens
Scout Council
North Platte High School Aggregation Defeats Omana Team
North Platte High School and band returned Sunday from Omaha where the team played Creighton High School on the gridiron. The final score was 40 to 0 for North Platte. Four Creighton players were ruled ineligible for the season’s end due to missing required courses, prompting debate about forfeit and lineup decisions before kickoff at 8:30.
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Crefehton High School
Crefehton
North Platte
Supt. Brooks
Scout tribunal holds ten boys for conduct unbecoming
A joint meeting of scout troops at the Prankiti Auditorium Tibadus is called for 7:15 PM to hear ten boys charged with conduct unbecoming to a scout. The event is public only for participants and will not be open to visitors. Local residents and families were seen attending as notes of travel and visits fill the surrounding chatter.
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