Local Notes and Auctions Highlight Town News
Maxwell and surrounding residents engage in visits and sales. Auctions planned near Baker schoolhouse and west of town, plus property transfers and bank meeting updates. Population figures cited show North Platte under 5,000 in census list, while local counts exceed 5,100. Community events include a 500 club session, theater praise, and social club gatherings.
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Hardware and Farm Implement Sales For Cash or Notes
A note from Jos to customers states hardware and farm implements sold for cash after January 1, 1911, with stores sold for cash or approved notes. The message thanks past patrons and wishes a Happy New Year.
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Hobo Shoots Greek Worker in Sand House Incident
A Greek who works at the sand house was shot by a hobo on Tuesday night after a dispute over sleeping there. The wound was a minor flesh wound across the back. Police searched for the suspect but he was not captured.
W. T. Miller Dies Noted Nichols Precinct Farmer
W T Miller a long time Nichols precinct resident dies about ten o clock Tuesday night from Brights disease after a rapid decline last Thursday He leaves a wife one son and two daughters all living at home Miller was a well known real estate farmer in the valley and popular in North Platte He bought the Stimson farm a decade ago and was regarded as one of the valley's best and most progressive farmers His death is deeply regretted by acquaintances.
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Girls Club Elect Officers At Ottenstein Home
The Catholic Girls' Club met Tuesday evening at the Misses Ottenstein home and elected Hannah Kelcher president Loretta Murphy vice president Ethel Donegan secretary Irene Neville financial secretary and May Williams treasurer. The club with about fifty members engages in church work and social events and may host a dancing party before month’s end.
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King’s New Discovery Cures Severe Coughs Says Fayetteville Writer
A Fayetteville resident reports that Dr King’s New Discovery saved two lives from severe coughs and consumption fears. The testimonial touts the medicine as best for sore lungs, coughs, colds, hemorrhage, lagrippe, asthma, hay fever, croup and whooping cough with trial bottles free and prices 60 cents and 1.00, guaranteed by Stone Drug Co.
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