German Naval Review
A concise look at a German naval inspection and its implications for naval power and strategy. Details focus on ships, fleet posture, and the political messaging surrounding the review.
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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1908
Page
4
A concise look at a German naval inspection and its implications for naval power and strategy. Details focus on ships, fleet posture, and the political messaging surrounding the review.
Local notices report insurance with Bratt and Goodman, social events at Saturday Night Club, Kensington, and St Patrick altar society. Also listed are sales ads, theater program, real estate, weather, crops, and staff moves including C E Fuller and Ed Ewell. Notables: Marion Poggins death in Newcastle and Bratt & Co. ranch ties.
For sale a nearly new two seated carriage offered by Bratt and Goodman. The listing highlights good condition and attractive build suitable for stylish transport. Potential buyers are invited to contact Bratt and Goodman for details and viewing.
The Club Nedofic will meet with Mrs. Coates Wednesday afternoon. The Christian old society will meet with Mrs. Loren Sturges on West Fourth street Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Thomas Hughes and children visit Mrs. Poe Rente and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baker, arriving from Idaho Sunday morning.
A handsome five room house in the West End featuring shade trees a blue grass lawn and electric lights. Buchanan and Patterson.
The Junior Normal, tied to the county teachers institute, opened with 150 students, rose to 155 by evening, and added ten more by morning. Enrollment now exceeds last year by 35 and is expected to hit 200 this week, pleasing Principal Beattie and staff.
Bratt and GoopMan advertise a variety of properties including several residences, vacant lots, improved farms, hay, alfalfa and other land for sale at Me so per acre and higher. Listings emphasize affordable rural parcels.
Must be sold at once. New five room house with bath electric lights city water and everything modern. Nine blocks from business part of the city good location. Call and name your price and it is yours. Emple Real Estate and Insurance Agency.
Mrs Julius Hahler left for Ord to visit friends while Dr and Mrs Voorhees Lucas returned from an eastern trip. Rolfe Halligan comes home from the state university for summer. Mrs L H Baker returned to Omaha after ten days here. Ed VanDerhoof heads to Omaha to buy a car. Alice Birge home from state university for vacation. George M Graham spent Sunday in Grand Island with visiting relatives. Mrs Ben Brader residing at John Weinberger place arrived yesterday. Kate and Mayme Weinbe back from Omaha. Eunice Babbitt returns from Lincoln where she teaches. Will Friend returns to Denver after ten days here. Will Maloney went to Lincoln for Nebraska undertakers meeting. Tom Austin visiting his brother in Beuis before returning home. Dominican sisters visit Spaulding then depart. William Turpie from Columbus, Ohio, will stay to manage real estate. Mr and Mrs C L Patterson went to Denver and back next week. ship household goods. Mrs T C Patterson to Lincoln for university commencement. daughter Edith a graduate. Grace Duncan and Laura Murray to attend summer school at Kearney. Eva Baldwin, formerly here, now in Haefor. Mrs Hubert Donaldson and Miss Anna McGovern back from Fremont and east. A J Senter and family plan to move to Denver. residence for sale or tenant sought. H J Roth and family return to North Platte after years away. Mooney family left for Omaha for a week and Mason sessions. plan Lincoln visit. Maurice Fowler sent a carload of horses to Grand Island. Picnic planned at Lake Lamplaugh Estate.
An ad urges buyers to select superior leather harnesses from AI handsome stock for reliability. A probate notice in Lincoln County names Mary Patterson's estate, with a court set for June and mailed notices published in the North Platte Tribune three weeks prior.
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