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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1920)
IS 11 ft as a m m m b EJFi Ifi Ifi Ifi !fi m Ifi Ifi LIE Ifi Ifi Ifi 9 One of the hardiest blows old H. C. L. has y.et been given. KMJlwtBljMl HI .1.11 I M II lljMI 1 1 i I II II tin ) Ui Ifi ifi Ifi Ifi ifi Ifi V 4 Off Do You Earn Your Living in North Platte? 1 Do You Sell Your Grain in North Platte? 1 Is Your Business Located in North Platte? ; THEN THIS WILL INTEREST YOU. When you buy COW BRAND FLOUR you Buy the highest grade j of flour you can get. You buy a flour made in your own town from s wheat largely raised at home. Every sack you buy helps to build up : j an industry that. is spending thousands of dollars each month in your it ft HOMETOWN. I This applies especially to farmers. A mill in your market town li aaaaaaaaawaattwwwawtaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa it is a necessary part of the farming business. It makes A BETTER it AND STEADIER MARKET for the sale of your grain. Insist on getting ilour made by your home mills. It is to your own best inter- 8 ests to do this. it - it niiimnnnHnnMnimnimHmmnntinnftnHWtVHnntWnMV Hi i.x :.t :.t :.t :.t if iWjKm!W'VWViVViVVVitV if Every time a grocer sells you a sack of flour made outside of North Platte he is cheating you and cheating North Platte. Don't believe any bunk about the other flours being better in quality. Cow Brand Flour is the best brand of flour you can buy. We have a guar- 5.t ?.t :;: antee on every sack and practically never have to use it. it it aaKaaaaaaaaKaaattaaaaaaaaKaaaaaKaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaw:aaaaaaaaa Buy of your own grocer but if he tries to foist an out-of-town brand on you, just phone No. 1074 and we will see that COW BRAND IS DELIVERED TO YOUR HOIIE anywhere within the $ city limits. it it It J.t i.t taww::aaaaaaaaaa:maaaaaaaaaaaaa: g North Platte Flour for North Platte People. SfilfiHilfilfilfiffilfilfilfilfilfiffi emtB3eeklu Srfbuhe. WILSON TOUT, Editor and Publisher. SUBSdUTTION PRICE: One Year, In advance - $2.00 Entered at the North Platte, Nebraska Postotflco as Second Class Matter. ' , u, . FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 20tli, 1920. EDITORIAL. "SV. J. Tiley Is a candidate for County Commissioner In the First District. Wo havo known him for a number of years as a gentleman, a good citizen, a booster for everything ho thinks Is good and right and we boliovo ho will carry these same qualities into the, County business If ho Is given the chance. i Having held an office a long time", is not a mark of unfitness.. It usually means increased power and ability tho longer tho term extends George Prosscr has done faithful work as Clerk of tho District Court of Lin coln County and wo feel that he should bo retained as long as ho con tinues to do tho work of tho office In good shape. her that we NvouYd extend our 'synV! pathy in expressing our appreciation of tho man she loved. John W.orthley has gono. We havo known him for about ten years and havo been at his homo a number ofj times. Ho has been an Invalid most of the time during recent years and as such we havo seen his patienco and fino spirit. In our business dealings wo found' him square and wanting to do tho right thing. Ho had little patience with the fads of tho present day and appreciated tho sterner real ities of lifo as few men now do. His little wife will miss him and it is to ,,..' " r&uii '' A . i X'r CHECK ' t -ON THIS BAM t - h .i . a r.nn . WHAT FARMERS NEED Every farmor wants to keep track of farm lncomo and expenses with as llt tlo bookkeeping as possiblo but ho wants It kept absolutely accurate. That'B why ovory farmor needs a checking account. Many farmers have already found our Checking Ac count servico indispensable. Our ser vice will fit your equirements, too. The Platte Valley State Bank . NORTH PLATTE, NEB. 1 i. In electing a man to a public office wo are not supposed to bo selecting a model husband, an ideal father, a good son-in-law or paying any at tention to'a'iiy domestic relation. Wo aro selecting a person to fill tho of fice. Judge Woodlrurst lias proven himself to bo as good a County Judge as wo havo had for some time and ho Is asking re-election. Ho has been In offico long enough so that if ho wero not a just and honest official there would bo somo chargo against him? Somewhere thero must bo a higher typo of politics thail that which goes into a candidates bedroom and quar rols with, him If ho puts his shoos un der tho bpd rather than in tho closet. ;:o: (Politcal Advertising) TO THE VOTERS OF LINCOLN COUNTY A word concerning my Candidacy for Representative from Lincoln County to tho Stato Legislature. Born in Lincoln County, Nebraska, I have spent tho greater portion of my lifo horo. Being tho son of tho first County Judgo of this County I was brought up in a political atmos phere and early learned to bend my efforts in tho upbuilding 'of Wostorn Nebraska. During my long years of resldenco I have seen Lincoln County grow from almost a boundless waste to ono of tho most prosperous Counties in tho Stato and I realizo fully that such was accomplished only by big men doing big things In a big way. Theso men wero my personal friends and by close association with them and study of them I fool that I learned from them and I feol that I am qual ified to carry on tho work they so ably begun. I am a Progressive Democrat in politics, In lifo a laborer, who has learned to toll with his hands. This is tho first timo I havo ovor sought offico. I havo no ax to grind I havo naught but words of pralso for my opponents but I feol that of tho three candidates for tho office that I am tho best qualified for I know that I am in a position to sorvo all of tho peoplo all of tho timo. Your voto will bo appreciated. Yours truly, CLAUDE DELANBV. (Pollcltal Advertising) CANDIDATE FOR CLEItK OF DIS" DICT COUltT BY BEQUEST. Prank L. Macombor, of North Platte was born on a farm three miles north wost of North Platto, Juno 2nd, 1885, and lives on tho sftmo farm at this time. When tho call wag mado for volun teers Mr. Macombor responded on April 17, 1017; onlisted in Company E, 184th Infantry. Ho went to Camp Cody and was there about nino months, then ho went overseas. Ho was assigned to Co. D, 101st Infan try, 2Gth Division and was ordored to tho front Sept. 7, 1918; was wounded Sept. 12, 1918, ono bono of tho loft arm was shot Into during tho battlo of St. Mihiol. Ho was In 'tho hospital three months. Mr. Macombor return ed to his homo and went back to his farm. Ho did not ask for UiIb offico but his friends are earnestly requesting that he allow his namo'to bo written on tho ballot and Mr. Macombor has consented. Frank nor his frlonds havo no fault to find with Mr. Prosscr who now fills tho office, but tho frlonds of Mr. Macombor think that twenty years in any. offico without in terruption is long enough; ns tho of flees of tho county belong to tho peoplo. Mr. Macombor is uniply qualified to fill tho offico of District Clerk both by education and exporlonco. Having been wounded ho is disabled to tho oxtont that he cannot do hand manual labor. His father and mother located In Lincoln County in 1S7Q, and con sequently urd among somo of tho enr Host peoplo in' Lincoln Co. Mr. Macomber's friends appeal to all votors of Lincoln Co. for support him Nov, 2nd regardless of political panics. A. W. Sandali, U. S. 3$. Fred C. Potorson, Co. A 47th Inf. P. A. Nolan, Lieut." U I. E. V. lloguo, U. S. N. VA Harold Langford, Cof E. 134th Sidney B. Splllnor,, Co. E, ,134th Ernest E. Bunting, o. D, 329th Cocil M. Trent, Sgt. Co. E, 134th Henry KoIbo, 338th I A. Ray L. Eborly, Qo a, 3C3 Ijft ,v Amos Boss, Co. K, 35G Inf.'T Francis J. Saudnll, Co E,v134tli Inf William M. Rttnor, Co D, SthsAmun C. W. Yost, 30D West 9th . A. S. Allen, 721 West 2nd S. R. Dorryberry, 302 South Ltfcust Claudo II. Lantz, Nortli Platto W. M. Malonoy, North Platte eduction Sal SILKS! Mcsaslino Cropo Do Chino Goorgotto Cropo Foulard Satins t Taffeta ' Lengths of Uicbo silks aro from 5 to 10 yards, formorly sold at $3.00 to $3. CO now $1.85. OUTING FLANNEL Light and dark 45 conts value at 25 cents while it lasts. HOPE BLEACHED MUSLIN 45 cent valuo now at 25 conts CI COUNT PERCALE 3G inches wido Dark and Light Fast Colors 45 cent value at 25 conts GINGIIA3IS 32 inch fast colors. Rogular prlco 55 cento at 35 conts. SUITS! In Tr)icotino Wool VolourB (Porea Twill In tho vory nowest and snappiest stylo, now bolng sold at tho vory low prices ranging from $55.00 now $31.50 and $15.00 now $31.50 Hi Hi !fi !fi Hi 1 r DRESSES! In Trlcotlnes Sorgos and Char muoso. Special prices $21. 6( to $05.00. Como In and Inspect our complcto lino. MILLINERY! Special Salo In This Department One-Third OFF on ovory hat in stock. Nothing hold back. ..,.,..4,,,..,.,.0.,,.,,.,..... BLANKETS! All Wool and Wool Nap. Largo slzips formerly sold at $9.50 now going at $0.50 $5.'50 now going at $3.75 ifi !fi !fi ifi ifi 31 GROCERIES! Special pricos iti everything in tho Grocery Department. Come In and let us show you that wo havo ovorythlng you need atlhe very lowost prices. EIFFIEL HOSIERY Heavy Italian Silk Hoso in all coloro formorly sold at $5.00 now go at $3.50 Silk and Wool Hoso formerly sold at $5.00 now go at $3(50 All Wool Hoso Special $2.50 itml $3.50 A. T. Johnson's Department Store, Successor to The Hub. V mo,