Furs Offered At Half Price With Free Alterations
Retailer advertises discounts on fur items with alterations offered free of charge. Limited stock and time framed sale noted.
19 Jan 1912
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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
1
Retailer advertises discounts on fur items with alterations offered free of charge. Limited stock and time framed sale noted.
Town and County News items include editor Bentz in town for business, Travel and Study Club dinner with Mrs. Quigley, a pear in an oyster jar valued by locals, Conductor McFarland on leave with a bruised hand, visitor Louis Crane from San Francisco en route home, a Signet Chapter memorial at Masonic hall January 24, oyster supper and Platte Valley schoolhouse event January 26, Mrs. Lucas renting the Kooster room for night class with new blackboards and student desks.
A persuasive piece argues purchasing locally supports the town and its institutions. It links home buying to tax contributions, community welfare, and mutual aid during hardship, portraying local merchants as integral to home life.
Local officials and fire department members celebrated securing the 1913 state fire laddies convention for North Platte over Hastings and Columbus. Delegates from the city promoted a lively welcome with plans and balloons, forecasting three days of fire safety events and hospitality.
The United Play Company brings Charles Klein's The Lion and the Mouse back to the Keith Theatre on Thursday January 25. Demand for seats is high with best seats still available. The company is praised for its high standard, cost, and production quality.
The Harmony Club enjoyed an evening with Meruames KT and J B Redfeld at the Tramp residence. Carl games were played by the highest decree, music by a German four-pleen orchestra, and refreshments drew many compliments.
A social and musical entertainment will be held at the W. M. Cunningham residence on February 2. The program is being prepared, lunch will be served, and efforts are made to ensure an enjoyable evening for all. The general public is invited with a 25 cent charge.
Guy Swope resigns after years with Starviene House and leases the vacant store in the Keith theatre building to open a cigar and confectionery shop. He will stay until the annual inventory and orders stock, aiming to begin business shortly after February 1. Dr Harry Minshall of Council Bluffs plans a dental parlor above Hinman garage. Mrs Allwine of Omaha is expected to join him. she is Belle Allwine formerly of this city.
Weather unsettled with slight temperature shifts. Thomas Wilkinson of Kimball visits to buy an isolated land tract at the U S land office. Engineer Andy Liddell suffered burns to his left hand and wrist when a steam pipe burst on train 19 Wednesday.
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