02 Mar 1909
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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1909
Page
1
The column lists Ed Moore and family visiting friends in Lincoln on Sunday. It notes W. J. Crusen assisting in revival meetings at Grant and other brief movements in Omaha and Lincoln, with multiple residents traveling or returning from trips and events.
Miss Ia Amelia Krong and Frank Emil Falk wed at the Presbyterian church in Hershey last Wednesday evening officiated by Rev. Silander of Kearney. Attendants included Maude Falk Ellen Krong Stalph Ware and Walter Falk with Edna Falk George Krong as rug bearers. The couple left that night for a wedding trip to the east after a reception at the hotel with a floral, rice shower and well wishes for a happy life.
The Somers farmers institute on February 20 drew a large audience and keen interest. Speakers Supt Keyser of Lincoln and Mr. Kingaley of Tastings spoke on Poultry Pork Reduction and economy in animal care, and on Draft horse and Light Harness horse. Winners were T. L. Baker first in colt, J. C. Burton second. M. F. Luckley first in chickens, P O Mullikin second. George Meyer first in white corn, L Havens second. John Metickal second. Anna Buckley first in white bread, Ella Mullikin second, Elmer McMichael third in bread prize, Maywood flour corn bread. Mrs. Wm Parcel first in corn bread. Attendance listed as 175. Secretary. Manager Kubik of the skating rink announces an upcoming sport bill for Thursday, featuring Lewis Gion of Aurora and Cyclone Freeman of Schuyler in wrestling. preliminaries include John Dugan and Tom Carlisle. General admission seventy five cents.
100 head of cows, steers and betters offered for sale. Viewing at the former Sturges ranch, miles northwest of North Platte. Contact Alex Brown.
E. J. Bell of Laramie Wyoming carries a certified check to wager that he can produce more and better oats on 40 acres in a year than any other single section in the world. He has yielded 137 bushels per acre on his Albany county ranch and his oats have won prizes at St. Louis and Portland expositions.
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