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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1920)
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In the following article Superin tendent Snyder of tho Kxporlmontal Substation has wrltton In nn Intorest lng and oaslly undoratood manner tho chief facts contained In a rathor tech nical bulletin on "Forage Poisoning" tainted as Extouslon circular No. 33 of the University of Illinois. According to this circular, tho cause of many dlseasoa among farm ainmals duo to forago poisoning has been traced to an organism or( vory closely rolatod group of organisms which the scientists" call Bacillus Datulinus. This is the organism which causos poisoning from oating spoiled meat or vegetables or olives. Tho food may appear wholesome and yet bo very poisonous. Thoro is no way of determining tho condition of tho food except in tho laboratory or by feeding it to animals. Tho poison may bo present in practically any kind of food. Although "cornstallv' poisoning was not mentioned in the circular it is prohablo that it would bo placed in this class. Tho toxin is develdpcd on tho food rather than after the food lias been taken lntotho body. In this respect tho poison is liko strychnine or ar senic. It is Independent in its action, of the organisms that produco it. Tho polson is usually taken into tho body with food or water although it may outer through an Injury. It Is very virulent. The tasting of contamnated vegetables has boon fatal to man in some instances. One drop of a lab oratory samplo Injected under tho skin of a thousand pound horso has proven fatal. Much has been accomplished in pre venting and overcoming tho effects of the poison by tho uso of scrum. It is doubtful however, if this treatment has yot reached a stage of develop ment whoro it is practicable for tho ranchman, though in sevoro attacks it would bo worth trying. Tho chief remedy is a complete change of feed, now pastures or new forago. This is not a now proccoduro as it is now usual for tho stockman to change all tho conditions rathor than guess at the specific source of the trouble. It is recommended that infected hay or grain bo spread to tho air and sun light and if possible washod with water. It is gratifying to learn that the Experiment Station are sorlouily I busy on thoso problems. N'obraskana I tako prklo In tho knowlodgo'that our j own Station at Lincoln has one of tho most up-to data plants for thlg work and ono of tho safost, soundest and most thorough men In charge of tho plant. Dr. VanEs8 may not startlo us with sensational reports of won dorful discoveries but ho will give to tho live stock men of Nebraska tho rosults of careful, conscientious, scientific effort. Ho may not give us much for nature holds hor secrets mighty close, but whatever ho gives us will bo fact, not fiction. 38 'CITY AND COUNTY NEWS. Alfred Conly was charged tho other day in tho pollco court with threat and assault. Tho caso of llodgcrs Chestnut was Jioarrt In tho pollco court tho othor day, on tho chargo of boot-legging. 0 'York returned homo tho first of tho week from a visit Jn Omaha and othor eastern points. Flannel Shirts 1-5 off Silk Shirts 1t3 oft Dress Shlrst 1-5 off Work Shirts $1.20 EACH. Harry Samuol son, ) For Sale i Qoodyoar cord tires, -34x4, have been used somo but aro . in good condition. Also ono now .tiro, samo mako and slzo. Win, E. Shuman Wanted Stock to winter. Good windbreak, spring wator and plenty of hay. Horsoa $2.00 Cattlo $2.50 por month, Ilalph Sawl, lit. B, North IMatto, Nobr.i v Evorshnrp pencils. Dixon, Tho .Tnwnlor. It. V. aldor was fined tho first of tho week in tho polico court on tho chargo of speeding, N. W. Scott was fined tho middlo of tho week in tho pollco court for auto speeding. Imporlnl and Lowls Union Suits 20 Discount. Samuolson Tho Suit Man. "What dramas might bo written if tho "Walls of tho Rooms in a Now York Jlotol woro mado to talk. Two ad joining Bults in a Broadway Hoatolry provido a Thousand laughs In "La La Luclllef' at Tho SUN Saturday. Miss Ruth Davidson entertained Wednesday evening at a showor at hor homo in honor of Miss Edna Fuulk. Tho ovcnlng waa spent in playing games, but tho mo3t Interest ing fcaturo was n mock wedding. Miss Faulk rccolved many'boautlful china gifts. A two courso luncheon wob aorved at tho closo of tho ovcn FLOUR SPECIAL Saturday, Oct. 30, and Monday, Nov. 1 I will sell the following brauds of Flour at the following priees- S335 $3.00 $2.75 ..$14.25 $12 David Harum Lexington per 48 pound sack Cow Brand North Platte l'cr 4 pound sncK . . White Loaf f Per 48 pound sack . . Sugar r Per 100 pound hag Cabbage per 100 pounds . t. At car on track , McMichaels Grocery, Phone 441 Carl Simon transacted business in Ogalalln yesterday. J. Rempo left last night for Omaha to transact business. Mrs. A. Wheeler left yesterday for Ordway to visit relatives. Chas. Boguo will leave today for Omaha to transact business. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pierco spent yes terday in tho city onrouto to their homo in Denver. Mrs C. W. Henccko and daughter left yesterday for their homo in Pax ton. A great opportunity to buy a stylish now hat at salo price. Nothing re served in tho millinery department at Tho Leader Morcantllo Co. Special Salo of Knox Hats Saturday at Tho Stylo Shop. Tho Ladles of tho Christian Church will havo a salo ot aprons, rugs, etc. in Dorryberry and Forbes window on November 12th and 13th. Mr. and Mrs. Ebony returned yos- torday from an extended visit to Osh kosh. Mrs. Ebony was formerly Miss Forn Lippincott of this city. Mid-wintor hats, stylos shown for tho first tlrao will bo reduced with completo lino ot mlllinory nt Tho Loador Morcantllo Co. shipment ofthoso beautiful now fall blousos. No two alike. Always first in stylo, quality and roasonablo prices, tho . millinery do jpartment is making remarkablo re ductions on everything at Tho Leader Morcantlty Co. Sco how hard Old Man Dollar is working at Samuolson's. 20 to 50 Discount. Tho ladles of tho Christian Church will aorvo a chickon dinnor and sup- por in tho church basement on olec- tlon day, November 2nd. Plates will bo 50 cents. Every ono invitod. jlfO -sonjd Bon,3rq oxi jojjo oo ojhuuo -aopj no3ujj.ruH on,j, itiiwjo puujII ixxoi uo3 o) 3njo3 ano.t oju uion,.i ox HOW LOXH IS A ItltlDK.' Ans. As Long as Sho Blushes. Any young couple so recently mar ried that they blush when referring to tho fact, will bo admitted frco to the SUN Theatre Saturday to seo "La lLa Luclllo" a hllarous comedy' of Nowly-Wod complications. A compet ent judge of blushes will bo stationed at the door. N'oto: The Blush Test will bo ap plied onl to volunteers. P S. Blushes will bo confined to ton seconds. OP COURSE you believe in taking caro of your eyes! You would not allow them to go on straining if they are weak and in caso they aro you would consult DIXON & SON, Sight Specialists. Dr. Howard lost. Dentist. Twlnem nnHdlne. I'hnuo J107. 77tf FIHST HOAl) SHOW OF SKASM JltillK TONKJHT. Oh, Mini The Gumps are coming' to North Platte. Manager Bnldwin re nuots Tho Tribune to spread word that ho has engaged "Tho Gumps" a, big musical farco comedy for an appear ance In North Platto on Friday own ing, Oct. 29th nt tho Kolth Theatre Sldnoy Smith's "Tho Gumps", doclar od by tho Chicago Trlbirtio and othor metropolitan nowspapors to be th funniest cartoon family in tho history of newspapordom forms tho pivot of the story around which Howard Mc Kent Barnes has written a play and Casper Nathan and Isham Jones com- timanil Imrmmilniia fnfortinlnf fnnn nt music and song that is proclaimed t bo the cap-sheaf of diverting anil laughter producting possibilities. Tho company of 50 contains the names of many players woll and fav orably known to New York's Broad way and Chicago's loop, headed bf James R. Fraser and Bosslo Clifton lu tho rolo.of Andy and MIn, tho prin cipal characters. A clover girl chorus, prettily cos tumed enlivens tho play which is pro lfllo with novel specialties, original ensembles and colorful dances. Tho production throughout is lav ishly framed with splendid scenic settings, completo with every attri bute, makln'g possiblo faultless pre sentation . Wo havo a completo lino of good Alarm Clocks for thoso dark morn ings, also mantle clocks, Clinton, the Jeweler. 2 When In North Platte Btop at the New Hotel Palace and Cafe. You will bo treated woll. E8tf I ROY STEWART IN "Keith of tie Border" A real western picture with a real wetsern star. Comedy Saturday Farm Follies. It's a Sunshine. Monday The Snake with Billy B. Van Crystal Theatre, Saturday and Monday VOTE FOR E DAVIS For Re-Election as State Representative From Lincoln County. :f. J- '' f I have lived in North Platte and Lincoln c County for over a quarter of a century and am not compelled to apologize for any act either as a citizen or as a public servant and i re-elected I promise to give the best service I have for the betterment of all the people of Lincoln County and the state of Nebraska.
