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North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune in North Platte, Nebraska

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North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune

Location

North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1901

Page

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City Council Adjourns With Four Members Present

The council met Tuesday with only four members and adjourned to Saturday without major action. Ordinances on marshal and street commissioner separation and permanent sidewalks were introduced for later consideration. A large petition seeks a city sewage system and will be acted on when all members are present. Fire department officials urged directing insurance tax revenue to fire use only. Fire certificates were issued to Thos O Neal and W H McDonald for five years of service. City publishing contract awarded to The Telegraph at forty percent of the legal rate.

Fire Department Thos. O'Neal W. H. McDonald The Telegraph

Congressman Neville Home From Georgia Pines Recovery Progress

Local notes report Congressman Neville and family back Tuesday evening in good health after a Georgia pine forest trip that boosted his weight and throat lung strength. Also covered are sewer plans for the Keith block, Mrs Lamont readings, Memorial Day program for Fort McPherson National Cemetery, and local farming, church, and school news.

Congressman Neville Mr. Neville Pineries Georgia

Vast Nebraska items mix town news and oddities

The Bee notes diverse items from Kearney to Lincoln including store hours, saloon activity, a Beemer runaway case, farming shifts in Hayes and Firth counties, celery expansion at Kearney, Lindsay's milk receipts, Phil Glade returning to Grand Island, a dog attack on H W Dimmitt, a dynamite scare during corn shelling, a Brady editor remark, Denver mining suit against Jack MacColl, and Pettigrew linked to Great Northern leadership.

Osmond Ephham Wentworth Beemer Ellen Beach Hayes County Kearney Lindsay Friend Phil Glade Omaha Grand Island Ilanders H. W. Dimmitt Wymore Dimmitt Firth

We Sell Hardware Store Evening Hours

A local hardware store announces evening hours staying open until 8 o clock to serve customers after typical business times. The notice emphasizes extended hours for shopping and project needs.

Walter Bakers Church K. C Dr. Price

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