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J C Tyas does business in Aurop Monday. Attend Baptist church graduations tonight. National Woven Wire fencing available at Larson's. Flags adorn stand pipe and business houses Thursday. Progress subscribership grows after new ownership January 1. Rev McNiel memorial at Baptist church attracted large crowd. Hulda Anderson of Hordville visiting Progress office. Grand Island game at Polk diamond Friday. Polk players nursing injuries but expected to play. Evangelist Runyan draws crowd at tent meeting. Nebraska Press Association gathering at Lincoln next week with Governor reception, banquet, ball game and theatre party. Ads list May 29 1912 items: William Peterson, Ella Steinhauser, Joan Folley, Arvid Bergkvist, C E Harless P M.
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Nebraska Press Association
Lincoln
Aldrich
Lincoln Commercial Club
State Farm
Progress Office
Tent Meeting in Baldwin Kansas with Rev Bunyan Evanglist
Rev Bunyan of Baldwin Kansas will conduct two services daily at the tent with three meetings on Sunday. A basket dinner will be held. The notices include quotes from Wesley Parker Lock and Spurgeon about Christian life and faith.
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Bunyan
Baldwin
Kansas
J. Wesley
Pollock
We Sell Dirt Cheap Farm Opportunity South Dakota Trip
We invite you to join a South Dakota viewing trip to verify crop prospects. Mr Sam Stroman of First State Bank of Ulysses purchased a 640 acre Nebraska farm last September and was offered 200 per acre in advance. A new list of choice farms guaranteed to deliver by July 1st is available. prices are advertised as dirt cheap by H E Ayres Land Co. Polk Nebraska.
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South Dakota
Sam Stroman
First State Bank of Ulysses, Neb
Dakota
Nebraska
H. E. Ayres Land Co
Polk, Nebr
Farm Notice Prohibits Hunting or Trespassing
Lummer and Brock issue a prohibition against hunting or trespassing on their farm and warn that any violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Dated May 30 1912.
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Lummer & Brock
Tokohan Mining and Developments Company Finance and Mine Prospects
The document outlines lease and option payments totaling 64 000 with a 14 000 discount if paid by July 1 1912. It details assets including a hydrometallurgical plant, 700 tons ore on hand, and 500 000 tons blocked out. It notes 20 tons daily electrolytic copper capacity, costs under ten cents per pound, and ore reserves potentially lasting 30 to 40 years. Investment by J W Wilson of Stromsburg 5000 with Fields to install generators, Wilson joining the board, and future stock sales at 30 per share for Tokohan Mining and Developing Company as Royal Basin stock remains above 10.
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Fields
J. W. Wilson
Stromsburg
Wilson
Field
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Aurop
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Winslow
Evangelist Runyan
William Peterson
Ella Steinhauser
Joan Folley
Arvid Bergkvist
C. E. Harless
Spurgeon
Financial Statement
So Royal Basin Mining & Milling Company
To-Ko-Han Mining & Developing Company
Royal Basin Mining & Developing Company
Tokohan Development & Mining Company
A. O. Monson
John D. Fields
Waterhouse Trading Company
P. Waterhouse
W. P. Prichard
Carl Livingston
J. H. Winford
Liverpool
England
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J. S. Gibson
W. H. Boyle
C. E. Clark Dean Stalnaker
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Frank Fox
D. H. Kunkle
Remaining In Treasury
Statement OF
Tokohan Mining & Developing Company
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Treasury
Royal Basin
Royal Basin Co
Royal Basin Mining Company
To-Ko-Han
Tokohan Mining and Developing Company
Royal Basin Mining & Milling Company
H. J. McBeth
E. Clark
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Polk Motor Company, Polk
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