Summer School Closes With Record North Platte Enrollment
The six week summer program ended last evening in North Platte with 74 students, a high turnout praised by instructors Profs Neal and Jones. The closing noted strong progress and student satisfaction and the group plans to return home pleased with what they gained.
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Seasion
North Platte
County Teachers’ Institute
SOM Ceca A Vearie Arion Glee Club Cornet Dle
Karl Stamp Miele
Key
Mr. Lewis Objects to Ephor over Pulver hospital
W O Lewis says the Pulver hospital is not a county poor house and that at least two inmates are not county charges. He notes his lodge covers his expenses and praises the care from doctors and nurses. He intends to reimburse his lodges.
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Mr. Lewis
Daily Telegraph
Pulver Hospital
County Poor House
Bids Sought for Thornburg School Building Nebraska
From now through August 20 1901 School District No 21 officers invite bids to purchase the Thornburg School building on the northeast quarter of section 29 township 16 range 26 Lincoln County Nebraska. District officers reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Dated July 31 1901. Paulinia Kilmer Cras A Ross Joan Kilmer.
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School Dist. No 21
Thornburg
Range
Lincoln County
Nebraska
Between the Rivers Calhouns Care for Sick One-Year-Old
Mr and Mrs R W Calhoun of Nichols report their one year old boy is thought to be on the mend after illness. Louis Toillion sold several tons of baled alfalfa to W F McGlone of North Platte at seven fifty per ton on the track. J C Gyger of the Nichola creamery shipped about four hundred pounds of alfalfa.
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Denver
Fred Stimson
Colorado
Thos. Stimson
Louis Toillion
North Platte
Henry Falk
W. A. Paxton
N. B. Spurrier
Omaha
Tom
Joe Kelly
M. Smith
Hershay
Hershey
Win
Eves
Pension Board
W. L. Park
Weat
Nichola
Hershey School House
R. W. Calhoun
Nichols
W. F. McGlone
J. C. Gyger
Nichola Creamery
State News Highlights From Across Nebraska
A Shubert woman in critical condition after a rat bite. Dr. A B Somers of Omaha named secretary of the state board of health. Overton’s new bank named Alfalfa State Bank. Planning a large A O U W picnic at Plattsmouth on August 17. Grand Island bank reports deposits of 503000 mostly from farmers. State game wardens enforcing game laws. Judge Frank Irvine appointed to Cornell University chair. A rattlesnake over four feet long killed at Wymore, largest in Gage county. Injuries to Herman Kauffman after Burlington freight accident near Peru. recovery doubtful. Herman Nieman’s farm buildings burned, house struck by lightning. Carrier pigeons released from Minneapolis. 400 miles to Minneapolis in 11 hours 15 minutes. Nebraska Grand Army posts likely to join official train to Cleveland departing September 9.
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Shubert
A. B. Somers
Omaha
State Board of Health
Dawson County
Overton
Alfalfa State Bank
Plattsmouth
Grand Island
Frank Irvine
Cornell University
Wymore
Gage County
Herman Kauffman
Burlington
Peru
Herman Nieman
Scribner
Minneapolis
Liberty
Madison
Department of Nebraska
Grand Army of the Republic
Cleveland
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Chicago
Men’s Union
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California
Congress
The
Moderne Price Clothing House
Max Kirschbaum
John Bratt & CO
Etoferee
North Platte, Nebraska
Acc
Ay Bank
Schmalzrie
D's
North Platte Pharmacy
Joseph Hershey
Locust Street
North Platte, Neb
George Sutherland
C. A. Howe
W. D. Hower
E. F. Kneedy
W. O. Lewis
Paulinia Kiulmer
Cras
A. Ross
Joan Kilmer
State News
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