Rice and Dore Carnival Opens in North Platte Streets
The Rice and Dore water carnival company arrived from Grand Island and set up tents across Fifth Sixth and Locust streets. The event features sixteen paid attractions plus three free shows with a large crowd expected to grow tonight as officials manage the sprawling grounds and motorhome acts.
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Grand Island
North Platte
Fifth
Sixth
Locust
Dewey
U. P
Electra
Prof
Dorsi
Booger Kid
Congress of
Palace of the Orient
House of the Dancers
Congress of Wonders
Bo Bo
Minstrels
Father Neptune
An Economical Laundry Ad Highlights Modern Plant
A laundry notes thousands spent to equip a western plant with modern labor saving machines. It promises not to charge exorbitant prices and emphasizes use of wells offering the purest soft water rather than city supply.
Empress Theatre Matinee and Evening Program
Free matinee this afternoon and opening night program at the Empress Theatre. Kalem presents The Ranchero's Revenge and The Terror of Conscience a real life story. Ailing street singer forced to sing as she endures Silence for Silence.
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Building and Loan Association
Payne Corner
Post Office
Kalem
Fourth of July Weather Outlook Based on 39-Year Record
Weather bureau records show sixteen rainy Fourths in thirty nine years with 1897 the rainiest. The hottest Fourth reached 102 in 1877, the coldest 47 in 1804. Last year’s rainfall was about a quarter inch. Prediction remains uncertain but likely hot temperate or cool with dry or wet conditions.
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North Platte
Weather Bureau
Mr. Shilling
Bill McDonald
Bill Woodburnt
Real Estate Loans Available for Farms Ranches and City Property
Buchanan and Patterson offer ready funds for real estate loans on farms ranches and city property with prompt closings and favorable rates and terms. The piece also notes extreme heat and wind easing after three days and a thunderstorm bringing 0.28 inches of rain, with oats and small grain affected in parts of the county.
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Buchanan & Patterson
Bignell
Jack Morrow
Crops Improving in County Amid Harvest Outlook
The county reports crops in good shape with wheat and rye ripening rapidly. Harvest is expected to begin late this week in some sections. Dr. Babcock of Julesburg has received a six cylinder Mitchell runabout from J. S. Davis Auto Co. Mrs. Wolford of Angela, visiting her nephew E. E. Moody, returned home last night. Mildred Weir returned to Denver after a three week visit with her aunt, Mrs. Charles Weir. Buchanan & Patterson offer in another column.
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Automobile Insurance
Woodhurst
Nsurance Agency
Antonette Landgraf
Omaha
Ogden
Florence Iddings
Bryn Mawr
Philadelphia
Miss Iddings
Dr. Babcock
Julesburg, Colu
J. 5. Davis Auto Co
Mre. Wolford
Angela
E. E. Moody
Misa Mildred Weir
Denver
Charles Weir
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Twelfth and
Locust Street
J. L. Miltenberger
West 8Th St
C. F. Temple
George LeDiout
Davis Company
Daily Telegraph
Buchanana & Patterson
Fred Elliott
Sam Carson
Hastings
Henry Simon
Temple
Cody
Taylor
Dolson
Humboldt
Sidney
Cummings
Joseph L. Roddy
Washington, D. C
B. of L. F
Wilson
White House
Samuel Donehower
Petoria
Bratt & Goodman
Snyder
State Experimental Farm
Bilidick
The
Empress Theatre
Bunnett
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