05 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1902
Page
1
Advertises waist lengths in velvet and wool patterns. Four yard waist lengths priced at 3.50 with unique designs. Offers fancy woolen waist patterns in plain and decorative styles ranging from 1.25 to 2.00.
We offer a full line of walking skirts from a top maker. The range includes over 50 styles with custom measurements. Available colors exceed current stock and samples display all fabrics, providing a choice of two to three hundred skirt options. Prices range from.
Advertisement lists prices for various outing flannels in different grades and colors. Dark outing flannel and light outing flannel priced per yard with small increments, plus Canton flannel offered at multiple cent-per-yard levels.
Catalog of blankets includes cotton and wool options. Cotton 57x73 inch pairs priced at 43 cents, large cotton pair at 1.00, heavier large sets at 1.25. Wool blankets offered per pair from 2.75 up to 6.00.
An advertisement for men's and ladies underwear outlines fleece lined shirts and drawers, all wool options, ribbed pieces, and union suits with prices around 1.00 to 2.00. It claims high sales volume in North Platte and promises surprising quality upon viewing the goods.
A long list of sewing notions and accessories priced per spool skein roll or pair. Includes Corticelli silk thread 50 yds, buttons, needles, pins, lace, embroidery, tapes, chalk pencils, and numerous shoe styles from infant to men and women. Prices shown per item. Satisfactory wear guaranteed.
A shop urges patrons to bring in samples of Cashameres Cheviots Venetians Serges Mohairs Zibelines Meltons Crashes Vigoroux and compare prices, claiming savings by inspecting its dress fabrics before buying.
Charley Blood visits North Platte. Will Reynolds returns home. Reimeyer couple back from Cheyenne. train 102 time improved. Burlington switchmen get wage raise. Conlon to direct future strike from Omaha. many non-union workers arrive from Buffalo. Italians quit on Fourth district. Burt case moves to district court. Union Pacific strike tensions rise. Northwestern orders trains to pace slower. shops tour shows sleeping rooms and meals. imported non union workers housed in cars with overtime earnings up to 145 dollars.
Henry Weil and Mr. Schuff expect to feed sixty five head of three and four year old steers this winter and buy a carload or two of hogs to be fed with the cattle. They own about one hundred acres of corn yielding forty five or so bushels per acre. W. Cole will ship a couple of carloads of hogs to the western market next week. Dr. Eves, pension board member, attended a meeting at North Platte. Several locals noted in the week include Dowhower, Koeble, and Goodwin visits, a Harvey-Ware wedding, and Feeken barn fire causing partial loss with insurance coverage.
W H Brown of Janeville Tod endures death angouies from asthma while family expects his demise. He swears Dr. King's New Discovery brought instant relief and cure for consumption, pneumonia, bronchitis, colds and grip. He reports sleeping soundly now. Guaranteed bottles sell for 50 and 1.00 with a trial bottle free at A J Browne's Drug Store.
Recurring cool weather yesterday reminded the public that the anthracite coal strike remains unresolved. The report notes ongoing worker pauses and stalled negotiations without new offers or dates for a settlement.
This notice promotes a ready to view range described as strictly first class and up to date in all respects. Prospective buyers are urged to call and inspect before purchasing.
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