Great sale of American laces opens in North Platte
A store titled The Store For You launches the first U S sale of Val Laces in North Platte with American made designs. The piece promotes American labor, outlines vast import duties, and highlights Elyria Ohio as a new paying factory aiming to reduce foreign imports and tariffs valued at about sixty million dollars yearly.
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North Platte
America
Americana
Elyria
Ohio
France
England
Germany
Russia
Austria
Nottingham
United States
American Lace Manufacturing Company
Sea Yard
Invitation to Exposition Showcasing American Made Goods
A call invites women and men of North Platte to view the finished product of a growing American industry. The message highlights national achievement, urging attendance to welcome new goods into the American market and support domestic production.
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America
North Platte
Opportune Introduction to Vals Exposition and Sale
The article highlights Vals trimming on wash dresses and waisted apparel and notes the price drop from imports. It urges women planning summer wardrobes to attend the exposition and sale to stock up on Dainty Vals, emphasizing the opportunity to meet demand at lower costs.
Merit Not Sentiment in American Lace Sales
An appeal argues that American made laces outperform imports and urges buyers to support domestic goods to boost U S industry and ensure quality. It emphasizes preference for American laces in the marketplace.
Display Promises American Made Laces at Introductory Sale
A local promo invites customers to see a display of American made val laces with an introductory sale emphasizing lower prices than foreign options. The event is set for Tuesday to showcase value and quality.
Town and County News Recap From North Platte
Local items include Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bostwick’s Omaha visit, a divorce granted in court, cattle trades by Arthur Connor, and a district court continuance for the Miller case. Community events feature a St Patrick’s church lawn gathering, a merry-go-round in North Platte, band uniforms, and upcoming Fourth of July preparations.
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Arthur Connor
South Side
Miller
District Court
Grimes
St. Patrick's Church
John Kelcher
Chae
Travillo
Misa Sadie
North Platte
Omaha
Joseph Wilson
Court House
G. W. McDowall
Iowa
Iowa, and Has Resumed His Duties As Weather Observer. Mrs. McDowall
Colonel v Js
Buffalo Bill
Pawnee
Julius Pizer
Piser
Sidney Falls to North Platte 7 to 1 in Seven Innings
North Platte outplayed Sidney with fast pitching from Lowell and Mann. Sidney managed four hits and seven errors as North Platte won 7 to 1, with Rodman and Agnew battering the locals and umpires Priest and Duncan presiding.
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Sidney
North Platte
Lowell
Hite
Mann
Rodman
Agnew
Priest
Duncan
School chapel reports and district election results
M C McLaughlin spoke at chapel exercises Wednesday morning. Supt Whitehead gave an instructive talk Tuesday. Fi Quigley addressed students yesterday and Elizabeth Bonner sang at chapels. In Sutherland district Monday the board elected two members, reelecting George White and Frank Coates. Yearly expenses exceed 5 and a new teacher will be employed in the lower grades. C T Pargeon left for Superior Nebraska on business.
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Hart
Fisher
M. C. McLaughlin
Heath & Co
Supt Whitehead
Fi Quigley
Eaabeth Bonner
Annal
Sutherland
George White
Frank Coates
C. T. Pargeon
Superior
Nebr
Building Improvements Across Town
J E Pile buys on Sixth Street opposite C F Temple to build a cottage costing about two thousand dollars. J A McMichael adds a second story to his south town residence. Frank Martin builds a concrete rental house near the water works. 3 W Boyer remodels his west end home adding a second floor. B R Fletcher hires R T Stevens to build a Banks addition cottage. John Keith sues Union Pacific in Omaha over 6000 acres bought for 12000 in 1900, seeking full property. ath Hestrick of Omaha visits a Pacific hotel for chronic disease specialty consultations.
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J. E. Pile
C. F. Temple
J. A. McMichael
Frank Martin
W. Boyer
B. R. Fletcher
R. T. Stevens
Banks
Shorty
John Keith
Omaha
Union Pacific Company
Keith
Ath Hestrick
A Pacific Hotel
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Town and County News
Nesses
Mr. and
Mra. C. W. Bostwick
Casho Court
Anna E. Simpson
Frank Simpson
Chautauqua
Gontey
North Side
Conkey
B. A. Wilson
Byamail Te
Dorry Tarkington
Bess
Dorrin
Inebraska
John W. Tucker
Oklahoma
Mrs. Gommere
Harry Scott
Anheuser Busch
Dewey Street
R. A. Gaeman
6Th
A. J. Salisbury
M. C. Cowee
Sterling, Colo
J. B. McDonald
Dick Ceerengen
Gothenburg
Nebraska Giants
Ering
C. M. Bates
Pulver Hospital
Gallatin
Nebraska
McPherson County
Hershey
Mabel Otten
Hayes
Birdwood
Borer
Normal School Notes
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