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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
1
Messrs. Coldwell and Wolfe plan evening talks and a social sing to connect men with Christian work. Attendance urged for Sunday and next week sessions in the rooms with a goal of 425 members by June 30. Flowers for the rooms welcomed. members asked to invite friends.
Postmaster notices outline free delivery on two star routes from North Platte with boxes or cranes along routes. Residents may install a point for mail, file a written request, and carriers will deliver at the designated box or crane at no extra charge to addressees. Registered mail requires explicit ask not co delivered. Dickens Doings and local notes follow with brief community updates.
Miss Lizzie Grat of Gandy visited A I Moore family. Mr and Mrs Jensen of Whittier attended Children’s Day at Myrtle schoolhouse. W S Ross was injured when machinery slipped during work with Mr Moran. The program featured songs and recitations then a basket dinner. Rains last week promise good crops. a light frost touched weeds in lowlands. Myrtleites plan Fourth of July celebration at the schoolhouse.
The June 23 1902 meeting of the board continued as an equalization board. Corrections included Buchanan cattle from ten percent below to assessed value Goslin horses ten percent below to assessed value Dickens cattle fifteen percent below to assessed value and adjournment to June 24 1902. Miller cattle twenty percent reduction to actual assessment Sellers horses fifteen to twenty percent raise Sutherland cattle forty to twenty percent reduction to assessed value.
The Western Nebraska News outlines branch activities of the International Sunshine Society led by Mrs. Anna E. Moore. Reports from Tryon Maxwell North Platte Myrtle and Gandy detail contributions, wheel chair fund support clothing donations and letters to shut-ins, plus requests for a hat suitable for a middle aged lady and animal patterns to aid sewing efforts.
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