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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1908
Page
8
The notice outlines subscription rates for one year prepaid and cash in advance. It appears in a semi weekly newspaper, possibly under the Ira L. Bare era, with postal circulation details.
The 1908 report shows postal costs exceeding 16 million dollars due to rural routes. Democrats pledge to omit objectionable Oklahoma law features in bank guarantees. Governor Sheldon faces criticism for Supreme Court picks favoring eastern residents, amid calls for a square deal for central and western Nebraska.
The Omaha Bee lauds Edward H. Harriman for rebuilding the Union Pacific and uniting a vast rail network. It argues his daring methods reshaped commerce, yielding benefits to owners and the public, while acknowledging critics among economists.
Mrs Bertha Livingston moves into M Kiley's beet shack to stay near her school for the remainder of her term. Mrs Duke Trembly and nephew Willie Trembly retire Sunday evening in Gothenburg after spending days Moet son born to Mr
Mrs Alvin Feathers of Cottonwood died the day after and was buried in Pleasant View cemetery Sunday. August Carlson visited Gothenburg last week. Neighbors could not husk corn due to weather. W B Houser will set a new date. Elvin Feathers sister from Kearney attended Mr Meyers funeral. Elmer Shaner left for Illinois after working for Major Dow. Jess Smith from Iowa visiting Ike Smith. Bridge work progresses slowly due to cold weather.
Bessie Hughes slowly improves while Alta Hoy and Jessie Hughes return from North Platte for Thanksgiving. Several new babies arrive. Mr and Mrs McRoberts, Abner Dillon, and Clark Andre welcome children. Snow ends corn husking as winter nears and hogs are taken to Maxwell by local farmers.
Thousands of Colorado cattle are starving as winter begins early and catches stockmen unprepared. Feed and hay prices soar with hay at 25 to 30 dollars per ton in the Arkansas valley and Park range districts. State veterinarian Dr. Charles Lamb says cattle are in February condition, many herds depleted by over half before Christmas.
Sealed bids to be received by the Lincoln County clerk in North Platte Nebraska on or before December 3 1908. Supplies listed include records blanks and suppressible office items with quantities for precinct polling and general election needs. Bids must include bond and envelopes marked Bids for printing. The county reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Mrs. Mary Dowling of 228 8th Ave San Francisco reports relief from stomach trouble after using Electric Bitters. She calls it the best remedy for stomach and liver issues and notes its tonic and alterative properties. The product is offered at a drug store.
In R F Johnsons From Po kin to Mandalay a poor Chinese scholar famed for his piety hears a divine messenger grant any wish. He asks only for coarse clothes, food and freedom to wander, prompting the gods to reveal that heavenly joy lies beyond mere earthly desires.
An advertisement claims dandruff stems from a germ and Only Nowbro's Herpicide can destroy it. It promises instant relief, glossy soft hair, and attacks the cause to end the effect. Sold by McDowell & Graves with Spero agents and sample offers in Detroit, Michigan.
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