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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1908
Page
4
The column bundles housing, sales, travel notes, and society items. It records arrivals and departures, shop ads, court news, baptisms, and upcoming events spelling a bustling midwestern town daily life. Names include Mrs Landgraf, Dixon the Jeweler, and Mrs McGilton with routine business from The Leader and The Telegraph offices.
For Rent two rooms aostable for light housekeeping. Furnished or unfurnished as desired. New house terms reasonable Mrs C Swan 720 West 2nd St.
Tramp the grocer buys cream and pays top price with immediate cash returns. David Coe Creamery Co Omaha Neb offers supplies and prompt payment terms.
Notice announces retirement and a final sale of a large stock of hardware saddlery and related goods at or below cost. Bargains offered for early customers at E Blankenburg's Jet and Hardware Store on Locust Street.
The executive committee for the court house campaign met Saturday night and heard encouraging county sentiment for voting bonds to build a modern courthouse. J. B. McDonald Mayor McCabe and N. E. Workman were named to handle finances. A second unnamed committee was formed to draft petitions for the fall election seeking bond issuance approval.
Thos Healey reports rising Bryanism and democracy in Lincoln county with renewed mail from supporters. He notes prior rejection of his calls to enlist for Rooseveltism but says inquiries now flood in, suggesting a possible Democratic landslide in the Republican stronghold.
Joy and Amos Reckard delivered hogs to Maxwell last week Ike Smith hauled hogs to Carlaway and brought lumber for a grove of Ike Smith Bros sold their engine to Ambler Bros who bought a new separator and will thresh soon Price and son Emery of Iowa visit sister Je Johnson Mr and Mrs Johnson attended the Baptist association at Cliff last week Mrs Henry and children with sister Mrs Chas Wood were near Callaway for days The ladies and society met with Mrs G H Hughes last week A large attendance is noted Next meeting will be at Mrs M E B today
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