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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1908
Page
5
The funeral of Cecil Merle Porterfield infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Porterfield was held at the family home on Thursday. Rev Evans conducted services and the interment was at Riverside Cemetery. Many friends and neighbors attended.
Local items include auxiliary meetings with Mrs. Storm, firemen’s tournament on South Dewey Street with bleacher seating, robberies, job changes at Star Clothing House, student travels to Washington D C and Ardwick Maryland, W H Welty funeral status, Buffalo Bill attendance record, real estate offers, hunters plum sales, Omaha shop ball visit rumor, hog sale profits near Wellfleet, trout fishing success, weddings, harvest festival plans, and school notes with enrollment and housing help for students.
Mrs. Chas. E. Smith of West Franklin Maine endorses Dr King’s New Life Pillars laxative claiming they work without fuss. The purifiers are sold at Stone’s drug store for 2 cents.
Full line of White Saxony China including Haviland offered for home decorating at Clinton The Jeweler. Local jeweler markets elegant dinnerware sets and decorative pieces to customers seeking fine china.
The Payne Investment Co has nearly completed sale of the Rice and Lute tracts in the North Platte valley. Only two small tracts remain from an original 4,200 acres across the two ranches.
Letters from two women describe Herpleide improving hair loss and dandruff. endorsements cite tests by beauty experts Grace Vodea and Hertha A. Traliinger in Portland and Detroit hearings. Ads offer two silver-coated bottles for 50 cents and one dollar plus mail order from The Merphide Co. in Detroit.
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