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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
3
Friday notes report visits by A W Davis and A G Sawyer, preparations for county and state conventions, a looming beet sugar factory effort, and upcoming Union Pacific band concert. Local sports include a ball game win with a late homer and a police-guarded show at the opera house. train delays, storms, and weather forecasts accompany community updates.
For sale two riding cultivators in good condition. Seller listed as MW Laxuyey with location details not provided.
Pictures framed by Newton and Sirron with quick framing and surprising prices. Jonas Brayr & Co offers life and fire insurance with best old line companies, real estate loans, rent collection, property care, and banking references in Nebraska with letters or calls to North Platte.
The religious work committee plans Caldwell and Wolfe meetings and invites interested men. Rev W Y Treger will speak at 3 30 p m next Sunday. State Secretary J R Bailey cannot attend next Sunday. Lester W Walker of the Electric Light and Power Co joined the association. Membership costs one dollar for one month granting access to 2100 books and facilities. Members urged to recruit one new member this month. Shower bath aids cooling efforts.
For Rent or Sale. Seven room house with bath room on east Third street. Large barn and other outbuildings. In quire of John Keliher.
A fragmentary column recalls a learned professor better at Greek than golf who seeks caddie advice amid a Go tie Unie round. The caddie quips about language and golf heads. It also notes local officials commenting on physicians and ward healers in New York hospitals and cites John Walker of Durham as the early Snelfer match inventor with an 1827 sale of the first box for 18 pence.
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