01 Aug 1911
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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1911
Page
1
Personal mentions list residents and visitors returning from Omaha Sidney Denver Colorado Kanebr city Cincinnati and other places with short notes on their travels and planned reunions. Individuals include Julius Hahler Clark LeDoyt Jos Oberfelder Julius Pizer D E Merrill Dennis OBrien Arthur Rosenblum Janet Alden and many others.
Walter Beam moves his billiard hall to Hershey this month. Many residents return from visits in Grand Island and Brady. Community events include picnics at Ritner lake and a reception at Mrs Judge Hoagland. Supt. Wilson Tout plans a northwest pleasure trip. Local road work praised near Hershey. Rural Route 1 approved with George Parsons as carrier.
H M Young Peters editor of The Sun Alice View Ohio described intense suffering before Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. He cites relief after first doses and says a second bottle restored a new stomach and perfect health. For sale by all dealers.
Pure bred Scotch Collie puppies from working stock offered by Blankenburg Bros in North Platte Nebraska. Inquiries invited.
The ad portrays white blood cells battling germs to prevent pimples boils eczema and sores. It claims Electric Bitters regulate stomach liver and kidneys to expel poisons from blood and build up health. A testimonial from C T Budahan of Tracy California praises their blood-purifying effect. Available at Stone Drug Co for 600.
North Platte mayor T. C. Patterson urges voters to approve $22,000 for a city hall and fire department home. He outlines plans for a chemical fire apparatus, stationed hose carts, a steam heated building, dormitory for volunteers, and secured city records, arguing it will improve protection and efficiency.
Mrs. Rtobert Arnold leaves today for Denver for two weeks. Mac Westfall goes to Kear ney for one day then Omaha on business. Dr. and Mrs. Chas Duggan of Grand Island visit friends since Saturday. Miss Hanna Young departs for Madrid for a month. Miss Tryone and Miss Edith Winkleman go to Freemont to visit grandmother Friday. Miss Nona Marcott heads home Brady Saturday after month here. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Hoy come from Garfield to visit daughter Mrs. Vic Van Goets. Miss Josephine McGinley of Ogallala returns home Saturday. Mr. George Ad. Smith and Addie E. Hunt of Maxwell wed by Judge Grant. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Reynolds host fifteen friends at their country home Saturday evening with refreshments.
A quoted testimonial from E. E. Chamberlain of Clintom Maine accuses Bucklen’s Arnica Salve of eliminating sting from burns and pain from sores and boils. He asserts it robs injuries of pain and treats cuts corns bruises sprains and wounds, claiming no equal remedy exists. The ad notes availability at Stone Drug Co.
Milk cream and spring chickens offered for sale with delivery service. Call D765 to arrange.
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