City Council OKs Waterworks Bond Vote for New Plant
Regular session approves a proposition to raise ninety thousand dollars for a new waterworks plant not replacement of the current facility. Election set for Tuesday July 14. Also granted Fireman Earl Stamp a five year service certificate and ordered several sidewalk relays and street notices.
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Earl Stamp
Ash Street
Front Street
Tribune
Willow Street
Citizens’ Committee
Fourth Street
Eleventh Series Expires With Dividends Declared
The eleventh series of the Mutual Building and Loan Association expires with a 50 percent June dues and interest payment. After 1284 months, each free share matured value is $200, yielding $76.00 interest per share. The rate is presented as favorable.
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Mutual Buiding and Loan Association
Temple Craft Dance at Masonic Temple Tonight
The Temple Craft plans a dancing party at the Masonic Temple this Friday evening inviting the public. These socials are described as pleasant and guarantee a good time for attendees.
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Temple Craft
Masonic Temple
Public notice appoints Wm Maloney for drug business
In my absence in Portland I name Wm Maloney in charge of my drug business. All orders entrusted to him will receive prompt attention. Frep Topas.
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Portland
Wm Maloney
Frep Topas
Pretty home wedding unites Harry Samelson and Wilhelmina Tanger
Harry Samelson and Wilhelmina Tanger were married at the Tanger home with about thirty close relatives present. Rev. John F. Seibert conducted the Lutheran ceremony using the ring service, Anna Tanger was bridesmaid, Oscar Sandall best man, and a refined wedding repast followed. The couple will live with the bride's parents due to the illness of Mr. Samelson's mother.
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Harry Samelson
Wilhelmina Tanger
Ferdinand Tanger
John F. Seibert
Iss Anna Tanger
Oscar Sandall
Samelson
Wisconsin
Lutheran Church
Mr. Samelson
Tincoin County
North Platte
Weingand & McDonald
Samelaon
Notice to Property Owners Board of Equalization Session Dates
Notice to property owners announces board of equalization sessions on June 25 26 and 27 with a deadline for complaints set for June 27. It also notes staffing changes at the United States land office and a probable arrival of a Lincoln clerk next week. For sale vacant lots near cement sidewale and sewer three blocks from Central School priced at 550 each.
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Board of Equalization
Ralph Smith
United States Land Office
Lincoln
Chicago Burlington Quincy Mortgage Secures 300 Million
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company filed a $300,000,000 mortgage with Central Trust Company of New York and Oliver M. Spencer as trustees. The mortgage covers all company railroads to issue bonds dated March 2, 1908, due March 1, 1958, with funds to refund obligations and finance new lines and improvements. Filing fees were $17.80.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Central Trust Company of New York
Oliver M. Spencer
Cyclone Strikes Vroman Siding Causing Several Damages
A cyclonic wind passed over Vroman siding Wednesday evening around six o'clock. Several sidetrack cars were blown over and barns or structures unroofed. The school house at the siding was damaged and unroofed. No damage reported south of the river.
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Vroman
Prohibited July Fourth Confetti and Fireworks Rules
The police committee bans street confetti and fireworks over four inches on July 4, with arrests for violations. Mrs. Foley and sisters win their challenge to the late Mrs. Horn will, property valued at sixty thousand dollars involved. Mrs. Chevalier arrested for larceny as bailee. six thousand nine dollars recovered. School bond plans after equalization, about thirty thousand dollars total. Local jeweler advertises quality silverware and plated ware selections.
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Police Committee
Council
Henry Gilpoyl
North Platte
T. J. Foley
Horn
Mre. Chevalier
Foley
Lincoln
Board of Equalization
Board of Education
Local News Briefs From Wallace And North Platte
John Corbett visits Wallace friends in town his first county seat trip in two years. Andrew Rush suffers a severe hand cut. repairing work ongoing. About twenty five five acre tracts east and south of Trustee's Addition slated for market with prices from 3500 to 600 each. John F Getting named US land office stenographer in Lincoln succeeding E O Fuller.
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John Corbett
Wallace
Arthur Rush
Rush
Tekulve
Yellow Front
Washington Dispatches
John F. Getting
Lincoln
United States Land Office
E. O. Fuller
O M. Hayden
North Platte
Geo. W. Hannah
Chas. Sypher
John McConnel
E. A. Cushing
Somerset
Mr. Hannah
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News of the City
J. T. Strahorn
The
Oshkosh
J. F. Seitt
Messrs
Amos and McGuinness
Kimball
Ter
Minor Hinman
Sam Richards
Richards
East Pha Pheendwede Dernee
Alvina Card
Fifty Elks
Gothenburg
Huntington
G.M. Day
Abbie
Greely
Col
Omaha
Mre
H. E. Worrell
Sutherland
Clinton
Clyde Cook
F. D. Ostenfeld
Harry D'xon
Workman & Derryberry
Dickey Cafe
Tripute
Jim McDonald
Platt White
Louis Tobin
Association
T. C. Patterson
Samuel Goozee
Belnang
Baker
Lehtning
Round House
Creepy Tartan Aid Society
Sunset Ranch West
Hobartt Ranch
C. H. Bostwick
Nebr
Arthur Boyd
Seman
Birdwood
Mr. Boyd
George
Vee Ton
V. T. Mackille
E. BE. Teate
Ore
Leader
Julius Pizer
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