Eight Million Dollar Crop Forecast by Clark
Chief Statistician Clark of the Agricultural Department says 1908 crops will be the ninth straight good harvest and worth about 8 trillion dollars in value. The article compares debt, railroads, and urban land values to illustrate the vast agricultural abundance and optimism for farmers.
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Clark
The
Agricultural Department
New York City
Chicago
New Orleans
St. Louis
Seattle
San Francisco
New York World
Taft as the One to Carry Roosevelt Policies for 1908
The article traces Taft's early career from birth in 1857 to roles as lawyer, prosecutor, judge, and educator. It highlights his 1900 Philippine commission presidency, 1904 secretary of war appointment, and 1908 presidential nomination, arguing Democrats should back a Taft who will implement Roosevelt square‑deal policies.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Woodward High School
Yale
Cincinnati University
Internal Revenue
Helen Herron
Cincinnati Superior Court
United States
Philippine Commission
The
Philip
Chicago
Roosevelt
Taft
Warm Sunday Tops 97 Degrees in 1907 Summer
Sunday saw a peak temperature of ninety seven degrees the season's high so far. The heat aided corn growth after three weeks of cool wet weather, offsetting earlier delays and improving crop prospects.
Board of Equalization Sets June Session Dates
The board of equalization will hold sessions on June 25 26 and 27. All persons with complaints about assessments must file on these dates. No complaints will be heard after June 27. Book of Equalization.
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Board of Equalization
Garfield News Highlights Local Family Activities And Events
A Friday party at Mr. and Mrs. Lester Joy's home entertained Garfield youths. Minnie Hughes and children visited North Platte. Mina Susie Campbell returned home after teaching in Schuyler. The Garfield ball team beat Kilmer valley by two runs. A heavy Thursday rainstorm caused damage to a cattle shed and a windmill. The Rogers Gibbs wedding occurred at Neabitt with about forty guests and ended with the couple starting housekeeping on the Rogers homestead.
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Garfield News
Lester Joy
Minnie Hughes
B. B. Smith
North Platte
Finch
Will Parke
Callaway
A. J. Goodenow
Mina Susie Campbell
Schuyler, Neb
Dr. Lucas
Shelfton
Sam
Henry Harvey
A. L. Auble
Rogers- Gibbs
P. ©. Gibbs
Neabitt
Clinton E. Rojrers
Edith G. Gibbs
Pearl Bakewell
Irving Gibbe
Rev. Hill
Gandy
Rogers
Feathers Steer Killed by Lightning Prompts Local Talk
The notice notes a steer killed by lightning, Mia Anderson of Omaha visiting, and talks of a Cottonwood canyon celebration at Mr Burke s grove. It mentions moving feed, Shiers and Shaner sisters visiting Kimball, Ralph Beauchamp in Greeley guests of John Shaner, Charley Snyder moving to Bignell to run a new store, Frank Rosas selling hogs at Maxwell, Sam Warnock with rheumatism, Postmaster Robbins in town, and corn in Lincoln county reported as a strong stand this year.
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Mia
Anderson
Omaha
Cottonwood Canyon
Dean's Ointment Promoted For Piles and Eczema In North Platte
North Platte citizens endorse Dean's Ointment as a reliable cure for itching skin problems including piles and eczema. A local resident, George Partridge, reports long-term relief after using a box bought at Streitz's drug store. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as United States agents.
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North Platte
Dean
George Partridge
Nebr
Streitz
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Douwn
Public road establishment proceed North Platte 1908
June 18 1908 board met to act on establishing Road No 311 later named Road 111. Commissioners view route along canyon pockets and wells beyond Waltemath property with half width for breaks. Objections or damage claims must be filed by May 10 1908 in county clerk’s office.
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Wills and Kocken
Canyon
Pocket
Well Canyon
Waltemath's
Anid
Road survey orders and claims from county board notes
County records show action on Road 311 survey and width of sixty six feet. Claims approved include Hicks sundry persons and White damages 150, Bucholz 85, Bare printing 184.20. Board viewed Road 408 site and ordered section line survey near Twelfth Street for Road 308, adjourned to June 23, 1908.
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F. R. Ewatort
D. Bucholz
Com. Dist
Tea L. Bare
Paul G. Meyer
North Platte
Dr King's New Discovery Endorsed For Coughs And Colds
A Naples Maine resident lauds Dr King's New Discovery in a letter claiming it saved his life. The ad asserts the remedy as a preventative for pneumonia and healer of weak lungs, offered at Stone's drug store with a trial bottle free and a one dollar price.
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Lester M. Nelson
Naples
Stone's Drug Store
Notice of Road Vacation and Establishment in Nebraska
A commissioner reports in favor of vacating part of Road No 172 and establishing a new public road in Lancaster County Nebraska. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the county clerk by August 1908 or the decree will move forward. Location details reference townships ranges and section lines near North Platte.
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North Platte
Nebraska
Luus
Estray black mare taken up near North Platte May 1908
Estray notice for a black mare about 850 pounds with no visible brand. Taken up around May 10 1908 on Tryon road near North Platte Nebraska in section 3 town 16 range 0 seven miles northwest. Owner must call prove ownership and pay expenses to reclaim. R. B. MaReaaey.
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Town 16
North Platte
Neb
Tryon Road
Acey
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the Enterprise Bakery
Jennie Armstrong
W. R. Maloney
F. J. Broekfr
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
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