05 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1915
Page
1
In P H Sullivan justice court F J Westphal facing a false pretenses charge had the case dismissed yesterday after he paid back the money obtained. Westphal was previously arrested at Maxwell for passing a worthless check on J C Hopfer and attempting to flee the country as The Leader notes.
The executive board of the Associated Charities met last evening to conduct organizational business. The secretary presented a financial report and the directors discussed methods to raise funds for the current urgent need.
Notice to tenants and owners negligent in snow removal under ordinance. John Frazier, 132 Chief of Police, commands immediate action. Royal Neighbors held a banquet for Modern Woodmen at K P hall. inclement weather kept attendance around fifty. supper was served and the evening passed pleasantly.
A testimonial from Paul Babin of Brushly Louisiana praising Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and recommending them highly. Available for sale by all dealers.
The city faces widespread unemployment and destitution as storm impacts linger. News notes that many men beg for food on street corners while the post office job agency reports many seeking work but few applying for aid.
A commercial dinner is planned in the Christian church basement on Monday March 8 from 11 30 to 1 80. Menu includes roast pork horseradish apple sauce mashed potatoes brown gravy Normandy salad scalloped cabbage corn bread peach pie and coffee price is 30 cents. A freight wreck near Alda disrupted traffic yesterday afternoon with three sheep cars derailed.
Two Kentucky Mammoth jacks aged three and four years offered for sale on salt terms to a willing buyer. Trade possible for young horses or cattle. Address Thomas Be Hesket, Sutherland, Nebraska.
North Platte Junk Co. continues to pay 12 cents per pound for cattle hides despite a significant drop in prices. The firm notes lower market values but maintains steady purchases from local herds.
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