Union ceremony and meetings mark busy week
Edward R Johnson and Miss Mari etta Warner wed in a Wednesday eve ceremony led by Rev Faroright at Welfleet Inte. A Methodist church general congregational meeting is planned for this evening. Congressman Pollard to visit an experimental substation next Monday with Dean Burnett of the state agricultural college. Hoagland reappointed bankruptcy referee for multiple counties. Desirable six room rental at 812 West 6th Street. Mrs G Huffman sought. Mrs H S White reports a Swiss Lucerne trip without sea sickness. Parkhurst on hell and a local citizen ponders death in the afterlife.
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Methodist Church
Edward R. Johnson
Marietta Warner
Welfleet
Faroright
Congressman Pollard
Dean Burnett
State Agricultural College
W. W. Hoagland
Lincoln
Logan
McPherson
Dawson
Keith
Devel
Kimball
Cheyenne
Scotts Bluff
Banner
West 6Th Street
Huffman
P. A. White
H. 8S. White
Lucerne
Switzerland
Chas. Parkhurst
Mark Twain
Grain arrival notice at Tramp Grocery
Announcement states arrival around August 10 with price of 2.25 dollars per bushel. Orders to be placed at the Tramp Grocery.
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Tramp
Spices advertised as high quality by Schiller Company
A vintage advertisement from Schiller & Co. notes that spices, once treated as drugs, moved from pharmacists to broader hands due to competition. The ad claims Pure Food Law equalized competition and markets spices as high quality, “As good as nature grows,” signed by Schiller & Co., Family Druggists.
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Schiller & Co
Crossing the Plains in 49 at the opera house
A Superb Picture Crossing the Plains in 49 will be shown this evening at the opera house. It is described as one of the most beautiful and highly interesting pictures presented in North Platte with realistic scenes that all will enjoy. No order too large or too small for us to fill. Promease AMP the Grocer.
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Promeae
Rexall Drug Store
W.M. Hayes
Agriculture
United States
Blue Bell Medicine CO
Capital Stock
Watertown
S. C
U.S. A
Johnson’s
Congregational Meeting Seeks Church Building Bid
A Presbyterian church congregational meeting is set for Monday evening to consider final action on building a new church. The committee will recommend accepting a bid. All interested, especially men of the congregation, are urged to attend. COMMITTEE. Dixon, The Jeweler.
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Presbyterian Church
Fire Department Seeks Carnival Securing For Tournament Week
The fire department writes to a carnival firm to secure entertainment during firemen's tournament week. If not secured, individual attractions will be arranged so visitors enjoy amusements beyond the contests. The event spans Wednesday to Friday September 2 3 4 with six days of activities planned.
Community Notes from Third Ward News
Miss Ethel McCance returns from a two week visit with her parents in Cozad. Walter Ross resumes work as fireman after weeks off for a scalded foot. The Ross brothers visit Hampton Ross in Birdwood with kin in Lexington Neb. A mite box for the blind babies home collected 1.70 at the Enter prise bakery. The Sunshine society thanks supporters. Mrs. Sylvester Friend gets a farewell party with silver spoons from the Degree of Honor. Miss Minnie Oswald marries Westley Smiley in Omaha and plans to reside there after September 1.
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Third Ward
Ethel McCance
Cozad
Walter Ross
Harry Ross
Catlettsburg
Kentucky
William Ross
Lexington
Neb
Hampton Roas
Birdwood
Jennie Armstrong
Enterprise Bakery
Minnie Oswald
North Platte
Omaha
August Lat
Westley Smiley
Pretty Wedding in Hershey for Lulu White and Raymond Miller
Miss Lulu White and Raymond Miller of Hershey were married at the Methodist church with a Mendelssohn wedding march. Attendants included Myrtle White and Ray Eyerle. George and Ruth Sizemore presented flowers and the ring. A reception followed at the Stone home. The couple will reside in a cottage prepared by the groom after a wedding trip to Denver.
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Hershey
Murless
Lincoln County
Lulu White
Raymond Miller
Mendelsohn
Irene Richard
Myrtle White
Ray Eyerle
George Sizemore
Ruth Sizemore
Miller
Simon White
Denver
Rail line washout halts No 8 amid capital rail shifts
A washout on the San Pedro line annulled train No 8 yesterday. Union Pacific finance official Captain Swingley conducted town business. Strikes hit Canadian Pacific with 12 000 machinists out Wednesday. Gould Harriman system talk stirs rail empire power and capital. Harriman eyes vast control as No 8 cancellation underscores uncertainty.
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San Pedro
Swingley
Union Pacific Tax Department
Canadian Pacific
Hill District
Hubbard
Centennial
Wyo
Union Pacific
George Austin
Grand Island
Harriman
Austin
George
Gould
Gould and Harriman
Taxpayer opposes 100000 court house bonds in Lincoln County
Letter from Joan Bratt criticizes a proposed 100000 bond issue to build a new courthouse, arguing it would cost about 220000 in interest at six percent and about 15 per person, urging a halt to rising taxes and warning boosters could mortgage homes. Also brief church notices and a dealer pitch for glass and jewelry services.
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Court House
Lincoln County
Joan Bratt
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Dixon
Dr, Brock
First National Bank
Mr. Chaffeur
Tekulve
Wm. Bailey
Jaconson Denmark
Railroad News
Mr. Bratt
Clinton
Benee
The
Lexington Business College
Lexington, Neb
Odds and Ends
McDonell & Graves
A. F. Streitz
Stone Drug Company
Lamb’s Cash Grocery
North Side
F. J. Broeked
Ewey St
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