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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
4
The notice promotes Howarp watches stressing workmanship and intelligent design. It claims watches are adjusted for heat cold and position, priced from 4.00 to 150.00 with no discount, and advertises Temple Real Estate and Insurance Agency as a distributor.
Details note residents headed to Grand Island to see the Wild West show. Local items include sales closes on Burke bankrupt stock, two pieces suits sale, and various notices from merchants, real estate, and service providers amid community events and weather forecast.
Tramp the grocer offers cash for cream at a set price with immediate payment. Davin Cone Creamery Company of Omaha Nebraska confirms ongoing purchases and prompt settlement.
For Sale a five room house with electric lights and telephone, lawn shade trees cement sidewalks. Terms reasonable at 1700 dollars. Also a comfortable close in home for 000 with about 200 dollars cash needed to buy.
Mrs. Minor Hinman hosted the Sewing Club with several guests on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. J. B. Hayes hosted an Indian card club meeting. prizes went to Miss Kate Sey ferth and Mrs. Dent. Miss Orilla Gilman gave a luncheon for Miss Kathrine Lewis with twenty six at table. Miss Florence Stack hosted a dinner for guests including Miss Gainey of Chicago and Miss Herrod of Columbus. Miss Alice Wilcox held a four course luncheon for thirty at 704 West Fourth Street. Fred Elliott celebrated his sixtieth birthday with a three course dinner for fourteen and a gold watch. Mrs. Geo. T. Field hosted a Japanese luncheon for the Birthday Club with twelve guests and unique favors hidden in cut flowers. a sterling silver work prize was given.
W A Stewart of Lexington Nebraska runs in the Republican primary for the Thirtieth Senatorial district on September 1. He condemns railroad influence in state politics and calls for fair regulation of freight and express rates to protect shippers and consumers. He endorses Theodore Roosevelt and William H Taft.
Splendid vacant residence lots improved with 5 feet cement sidewalks and sewer in Trustee's Addition. Prices range from 250 to 400 dollars. Acreage tracts of 2 to 5 acres adjoining city limits about 10 blocks from the court house priced at 100 dollars per acre and down. Discount for cash or easy terms. For sale by Wm. E. Shuman.
Unhappiness dispelled as both sexes face thinning hair. The Herpicide germicide claims to destroy microbes causing hair loss and promises new formula science. Sold by McDowell & Graves as agents with samples available and prices set at 65 cents and $1.00.
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