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Newspaper

North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune

Location

North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1908

Page

8

Local notices and real estate moves in North Platte

Call on Workman and Derryberry for furniture stoves and hardware. Platte Valley Lodge plans a Fellow Craft degree this evening. W C Gamble of Wayne Neb arrives to attend real estate interests. Limited city real estate activity. spring demand eyed for vacant lots. George Nunn to direct Elks minstrel show and select costumes. A M Stoddard and bride in town from near Harrisburg. Marriage of M K Neville and Miss Neil at Charles Town Va tomorrow. Lola Woods Gillett and Elihu Embree Short wed in Los Angeles Oct 12. Plattview Subdivision sales advance. three blocks sold, more negotiations. North Platte and Lincoln counties urged to visit Bratt Goopman for insurance, loans, rental, storage, and safety boxes.

W. C. Gamble Wayne, Neb George Nunn Nunn A. M. Stoddard Town Harrisburg Neb M. K. Neville Misa Neil Charles Town W. Va Los Angeles Lola Woods Gillett E. W. Gillett Elihu Embree Short Wm. E. Shuman Mr. Tabor Plattview North Platte Lincoln Bratt & Goopman

Railroad gains and track work advance in regional lines

Everett York joins the night shift in car repair. a new crew assists track laying. Stock shipments surge at the yards with several trains fed through. Mr. Taylor from Salt Lake City begins as night machinist at the round house. J. J. Sullivan receives a gold badge from Division 88, B of L E. in this city. Union Pacific completes a seven mile double track between Schuyler and Benton, expanding the line to Council Bluffs via Columbus.

Taylor Salt Lake City Round House J. J. Sullivan Omaha Division 88 B. of L. E Bogue B. of R. T. Protective Board Salt Lake

Cody ranch smoker favors Lawrence and Erhard guests

F H Garlow hosted thirty gentlemen at a Sunday evening smoker at the Cody ranch. The event supported Wm M Lawrence of Sioux City and Geo L Erhard of Omaha. Entertainment included a bean guessing contest won by Geo T Field, a straw vote on the presidency, and stories from the unsalted period. refreshments were prepared by Mrs Garlow.

F. H. Garlow Cody Ranch Wm. M. Lawrence Sioux City Geo. L. Erhard Omaha Geo. T. Field

High School Athletics Association Entertainment Series

The series presents five acts at the Keith Theatre from November to March. Performers include Slayton Jubilee Singers, Dr John M Driver, The Cutter Mace Co, Elma B Smith Co, and Hruby Bros Quintette. All five entertainments cost one dollar.

High School Athletic Association Slayton Jubilee Singers John M. Driver The Cutter-Mace Co

New Front Street Office Opened By Local Firm

A local firm has moved into a newly furnished office on Front Street shared with the American Investment and Trust Co and the Union Stock Yard Co. The space includes a large fireproof vault with safety deposit boxes for rent, consulting rooms, and a sizable storage area, highlighting the merchants’ confidence in North Platte’s future.

Front Street American Investment and Trust Co Union Stock Yard Co North Platte

Neighbors Honored After Death of Mrs. W S Clark

Acknowledgments express gratitude for aid during illness and after the passing of Mrs. W S Clark. Signatories include W S Clark, Mrs. Alex Meston, Louisa Martin, and James Martin for floral offerings and support.

W. S. Clark W.S. Clark Alex Meston Louisa Martin James Martin

Bryan's Specious Record In Taft Speech

Taft criticizes William Jennings Bryan citing a twelve year pattern of impractical promises and theoretical reforms. The passage argues Bryan would harm national industry and wages, appealing to business versus conservative interests and warning of a recessionary outcome for voters. Source: St. Louis Globe-Democrat.

The Tide of Prosperity and Industrial Wealth Growth

The piece argues prosperity will rise with industrial wealth and good wages, predicting 100,000,000 people and worldwide markets. It notes skilled labor and better fabrics, cheaper long term, plus a strong home market as the base of national wealth. Includes remarks tied to James S Sherman and Henry Gassaway Davis with Parker commentary.

James 8. Sherman

Governor Hughes Commands Support Across New York Parties

Governor Hughes secures broad backing from Democrats to aid the spring party the Republican slate in New York State politics as tensions and alignments shape the campaign.

Hughes New York State Springheid Repu

Hastings to visit North Platte for Friday football clash

Hastings high school will travel to the local team for a Friday afternoon game. The field lies north of the track and west of the Field Lumber yard crossing. Hastings is known as a strong squad and promises an interesting contest.

Hastings North Platte Lumber Yard Crossing

Brady figures on injuries and marriage noted

Ben Layton of Brady fractured a leg just above the ankle last week in a hay jump. Edward Jacobson and Miss Elsie Eberly, both of Brady, were married by Rev. Porter in this city Friday afternoon. The Biewell correspondent of the Brady Vindicator reported a startling Jesus road note near Sutherland.

Ben Layton Brady Edward Jacobson Elsie Eberly Porter Biewell Brady Vindicator Jesus Burlington Road Weat Sutherland

Prohibition Candidate Teeter to Speak at Courthouse Meeting

A county public meeting is set for next Saturday night October 24 at 8 oclock in the courthouse. R R Teeter the prohibition candidate for governor will address citizens, presenting his views to all regardless of party, as urged by the committee.

Chafin R. R. Teeter Prohibition Court House

Where Bullets Flew Electric Bitters Benefit

David Parker of Fayette New York veteran of the Civil War who lost a foot at Gettysburg credits Electric Bitters with curing his stomach trouble and calls them worth more than five hundred dollars. He says they keep him strong and well and recommends them after spending much on doctors. 60 cents at Stone's drug store.

David Parker Fayette, N. Y Gettysburg Stone's

Probate Notice to Creditors for Edward L Kathy

Lincoln County Nebraska probate notice events creditors must file claims within six months. Administrator to settle estate within one year from October 1. Notice published in North Platte Tribune for four weeks prior to November 1. County Judge C Elder signs the notice.

Lincoln County Nebraska Edward L. Kathy North Platte Tribune Nover Tyr Offwald A. L. Ww. C. Elder

Order of Hearing on Probate of Foreign Will

The State of Nebraska in County Court sets November 10 14 at 9:00 am for hearing the petition by M H Wasden to prove a copy of Amos H Adams last will. Interested parties may appear and show cause why the will should not be granted probate. Public notice to be published in the Platte Tribune.

State of Nebraska Lincoln Gowaty Amos H Adams M. H Wasden Amon HH Adame Ose Piatto Tribune Pevenper San Ot Koen

Healthy Family Endorses New Life Pillar Product

L A Bartlett of Rural Route 1 Guilford Maine claims the family uses Dr King s New Life Pillar for pond health. The ad touts a seven gem cleansing tonic sold at Stone s Drug for 25 cents.

Dr. King L. A. Bartlett Route 1 Guilford Maine Stone's Drug Store

For Sale at Experimental Sub Station Buys

For sale at the Experimental Sub Station. Duroc-Jersey stock at 15 dollars each. Twenty-five yearling steers and heifers mainly Aberdeen-Angus, 1908 crop seed at 10 cents per pound. Kherson seed at 60 cents per bushel. No more winter wheat available. W. P. Sxyper, Supt.

Duroc-Jersey Board Kherson W. P

Mutual Building and Loan Association Stock Notice

The Mutual Building and Loan Association will issue a limited amount of paid up stock to supply funds for approved loans. Stock yields six percent annually with dividends paid March 1 and September 1, and funds may be withdrawn on thirty days notice. Applications to officers T. C. Patterson president and Samuel Goozee secretary.

Brighten Up Finishes Campaign Across All Constituencies

The candidate promotes Brighten Up Finishes a paint and varnish line for homes and fixtures. The platform emphasizes brighter cleaner homes and appeals to a broad electorate under the slogan Brighter Homes for Everybody. The campaign centers on consumer house paint products.

United States

Wanted Success Magazine seeks agent in North Lutte

Success Magazine revives services of an agent in North lutte to manage expiring subscriptions and secure new business by special methods. Position permanent, commission option. Experience preferred but any with good references may apply. Address R C Peacock Room 102 Success Magazine Building New York.

North Lutte R C. Peacock Success Magazine Kidg New York

Also Mentioned on This Page

of Real Service Waterman’s Dixon Brock Workman & Derryberry Platte Valley Lodge Railroad News Everett York Bratt & Goodman Dr. Price Bryan Taft Cincinnati Mr. Bryan Hiim the Young Republican Cleveland Republican Party Loula Globe-Democrat Henry Gassaway Davis Parker St Louis Globe-Democrat County News Nathaniel K. Martin John Nathaniel. Martin Kectlon Pourtous Henge Ton Nicholas Moailap Mary Scullen Martin Polo le Chie Gwtier Cory Mutual Building and Loan Association T. C. Patterson Samuel Goozee Brighten Up McDowell & Graves Ledies Wilcox Department Store Atevenine E. J. Carpenter Clinton Dewey Street Patten Stone Drug Co Bale
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