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tribune
THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR.
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA, i DECEMBER 23, 1921.
NO. 100.
CAN FARMERS
RETAIL MEAT?
THUS QUESTION IS BEING DEIJAT--EI)
BY MANY ItlNCOLN COUNTY
PEOPLE.
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"Following a visit to North Platte
Tcccntly of tmo of the officials of the
Stato .Department of Agriculture,
ti report was circulated that farmers
could not butcher their animals and
sell tho meat-to meat markets and at
retail. .Secretary bare of the .Chamber
of Commerco was questioned and In
order to get tho straight of tho matter
ho sent tho following telegram to
Leo Stuhr, secretary of tho depart
ment of agriculture, Lincoln: "Aro
tho farmers prohibited under tho pure
food act from killing cattle and hogs
and selling tho carcasses to retail
dealers nnd from selling on the
streets? Wire reply.", Tho following
is the reply received: "No stato licensee
required to sell meat products must
bo handled in a sanitary manner."
From this it is evident that anyono
can butcher and sell fresh meat pro
vided that the meat is handled In a
sanitary manner. Tho law gives the
I secretary of agrlculturo tho authority
to toll what is moant by sanitary man
ner and the business of tho Inspector
horo to find out if tho meat sold in
Nortji Platte was belling handled that
way. Ho did not give out any inform
atlon--for publication but suggested
that prosecutions would follow proof
that meat was not being handled In
tho approved way. He is roportod to
have Baid that open air killing was not
sanitary and that meat prepared In
tho opon air could not legally bo sold,
Tfiis is only a report with us and nvxy
not bo correct. Additional Information
is on tho way and will bo supplied'
our rentiers as soon as possible. j
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Driving tho piling for tho founda
tion of the now court houso was com
pleted this week. About 1G0 lC-foot
cedar piling were driven into the
ground until the point rested on hard
pan. On top of those piling tho con
crete foundation will bo placed. This
will prevent settling of the wnlls and
make tho building more substantial.
This work was done by tho commis
sioners at tho expense of tho county
and does not como under tho con
tractor' part of tho deal..
Tho Roberts Music Co. will bo opon
until 9:30 every evening until after
Christmas. Buy your records early, j
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Tlfe Tribune extends to its; readers
the wish for a Merry Christmas this
year and for many years to come.
CHRISTMAS EXERCISES IN
THE DIFFERENT CITY
CHURCHES
CATHOLIC
High Mass at midnight Saturday
night Spcclnl music by the oholr.
METHODIST
Sunday school Christmas exorcises
will bo held Friday evening at tho
church. This program will bo givon
by the children.
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PRESBYTERIAN
Tho Sunday school will present tho
Cantata, "Tho Crowning of Christmas"
jit tho church Friday evening and in
vites all to attend. ,
CHRISTIAN.
The- Sunday school exercises will bo
held at the church at 7:30 Sunday
1 evening. A cordial invitation is ex
tended. '
BAPTIST
The Sunday school program and
tree will bo hold at tho church at 3
p. m. Saturday evening. All aro Invited.
LUTHERAN
VAt 7, o'clock tho morning oLChrist-
l1mas tho chclr will rendor a program
of Christmas music. At 7 o'clock in
tho ovenlng there will bo a tree and
treat for tho children.
EPISCOPAL
A short sorvico in tho church bo
ginning at 7:30 Saturday evening fol
lowed by a program and tree in tho
church basehicnt. Tho usual midnight
Holy Communion sorvico will bo hold
in the cliurch beginning at 11:30.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Confer left yesterday
for Sutherland to spend Christmas at
tho homo of her sister.
Miss Gladys Wild left yesterday for
her homo in WHbor, Nob., to spend
Christmas.
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Make up your mind right now! When you arise on Christinas Morning, be sure that
there is plenty of Christmas Eats in your home. Prom our large line of staple and
fancy Groceries you -will find it very easy to select just what you want and to your
own satisfaction, by serving yourself.
Below wo quote a few of our Christinas Specials:
CIIRIST3LVS SPECIALS
New mixed Nuts, per lb. $ .29
No. 1 English Walnuts, por lb. .'!
Large Brazil Nuts, por lb. .25
Soft Shelled Almonds, per lb. Js)
Jumbo Peanuts, per lb. .22
Not-a-sced Raisins, per lb. .23
Cleaned Currents, por lb. .25
FRESH FIIUIT SPECIALS
Spltzonburg Apples, por box $3.23
Winter Pearmalns, por box 8.25
Black Twigs, per box 3.25
iLargo juicy Oranges, per doz. JJ3
Extra fancy thin skinned Juicy largo
sized Grape Fruit Vl2$
Extra fancy Bananas, per lb. .12
Dromedary Dates, por pkg. .2.1
Now Figs, per pkg. .15
Stuffed Dates, por pkg. .15
FRESH GltEEN VEGETABLES
Largo Paschal Colory , $ .13
California Head Lettuce .1.1
Snow Ball Cauliflower .20
Long Radishes .03
Hot Houso Cucumbers .23
Largo bunches Leaf Lettuce .10
ROOT VEGETABLES
Carrots, per lb. .05
Turnips, per lb. .05
Cabbage, por ,1b. .05
Parsnips, por lb. .05
Bermuda Onions, por lb. '. .10
Sweet Potatoes por lb. I .08
SATURDAY SPECIAL-r
Hi 1 pound box Fancy Assorted Chocolate Candy, por pound 41c
SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS
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L. & s. grocerteria i
North Platte's Food Center 56
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MEDALS ABE PRESENTED
TO SCOUTS BY THE
OFFICIALS
Last Tuesday evening tho scouts
met In Joint session in tho auditorium.
Troops four and five did some de
corating over their sections which
shows thoro Is some real troop spirit
there. Tho other troops will mako
them go somo tho next time to beat
them. Tho scout chorister, Rich BIrgo
led tho scouts In somo singing nfter
which Mr..Payno talked to tho scouts
.about Christmas arid tho truo Christ
mas spirit. Mr. Crosby then prcsontcd
itwenty boys with their tendorfoot pjns
making thorn real scouts. Mr. Hollman
presented tho following scouts with
their second class pins: Virgil Atto
borry nnd Ellsworth Roborts from
troop fivo nnd Bernard Drost from
troop seven. Ho also presontod Ralph
Wlckwlro from troop three and Ralph
Lopack from troop five with their
first class badges. This puts tho total
number of scouts past 150 with 35
.second olns3 and ten first class. A
few announcements were mado after
which tho scout benediction was giben
and the scouts dismissed
A meeting of tho football and bas
sq ball captains from the troops was
held after tho Joint mooting at which
time tho stylo of championship ban
ners was picked out and colors rep
resenting all of tho troops were also
picked out. Oranso and black was tho
choice and tho banners will bo mado
of thoso colors. Tho captains of tho
basketball trams will mcen tho first
day of school after the holidays and
mako a schedule for tho games bo
twocn tho troops.
UXVA1 AND! UllSONAL
Mrs P. Callaway of Horshoy shop
ped in tho city Tuesday.
Clinton & Son, tho Eyo Glass Men.
Sorvico and Satisfaction.
Miss Mary Ellsworth . will spend
Christmas In Hershoy with her par
ents. Edward Wills left Wednesday for
Iowa to spend Christmas with his
parents.
Clinton & Son, The Eyo Glass Men,
Servico and Satisfaction.
C. F. Sponcor will loavo Saturday
for Lincoln to spond Chrlstmns with
his family.
Asa Cornwoll loft Tuesday for
Choyonno to attend a safety first
mooting.
Ray Anderson will loavo tomorrow
for Lincoln to spend Christmas with
his paronts. t :
i Miss Helen Brandes loft Wednesday
fro her homo In Falrbury to spond
Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Axtoll nnd sou
left yostorday for Lincoln to Bpon-1
a week with rolatlves.
i Mrs. W. II. Godkln of Nolllo Is a
puest nt tho homo of her daughter,
Mrs. D. E. MoDonnld.
Prayer Books and Rosarlos for
Christmas gifts. C S. Clinton & Son
Jowolers.
Freeman Hanson arrived home
Wednesday from Lincoln whoro ho
attends Weslynn ollcgo.
Don't let "Tho Rest of tho World
Go Buy"; take a fow bargains your
self at Clintons' Jewelry store.
Dr. J. B. Butt of Denver will rt
rivo Christmas morning to visit hlo
mothor, Mrs. II. S. White.
Roses oxprosa more than othor
gifts for Chrlstmns. C. J. Pass, Flor
ist. Mrs. Kathorlno Woodhurst will
loavo tomorrow for Kcarnoy to spend
Christmas with her son, Shorwood.
Rosri express more than other
gifts for Christmas. C. J. Pass, Flor
ist. Miss Edith Gloaflon roturnod to hor
homo in Chicago Tuesday after spond
ing several months at tho homo of hor
aunt, Mrs. II. S. Whlto.
Don't fall to visit our dollar bargain
counter. Cut glass, china, sllvor,
leather poods and Jowolry. -$1.00-Clinton
&Son.
ABOUT PEOPLE
ANDTHINGS
CURRENT COMMENT ABOUT
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f PEOPLE AND THE THINGS
THEY ARE DOING HERE
. The services at tho dlfforcnt
churches on Sunday will bo especially
interesting on account of tho day, Thu
usual announcements woro crow.dod
out by tho special sorvlcos.
Ono of the jnost Btrlklng decora
tions of tho Christmas season was tho
troo hi front of tho Porter Electric
Shop. It is a largo cvorgreon treo
filled with colored lights. On tho
outer odgo of tho sidewalk it attracts
nttontion for a long distance on Lo
cust street.
contained a picture of J. II. Edmlston
of this city under which wns tho fol
lowing: "J. II. Edmlston, chief strat
egist, of the now Progressive party
who will have chargo of tho campaign
In Nebraska. Ho was elected chair
man of tho state committee at tho
convention hold at Grand Island. Mr.
Edmlston was for years in chargo of
campaigns of tho old populist party.
Ho wob on the organization commlt
teo of tho convention and had mu'cli
to do in shaping its scheme of get
ting togother. Ills home Is at North
Platlo."
Slnco Christmas comes on Sunday
this year tho government has declared
Monday, December 26 aa a legal holi
day. Tho country offices will also
tako Monday for their Christmas va
cation and most cf tho stores will bo
closed all day that day. Shoppers
would do well to. lay In a supply of
necessities Saturday to tldo them ovor
Sunday and Monday.
Postmastor Sturgls this week re
ceived a Certificate- of War Sorvico
from tho postmaster gonoral. This is
not an ordinary printed documont but
a beautiful parchamont carefully en
grossed and Blgned by Will Hayes, tho
postmaster genoral. It acknowledges
his part in tho World war and thanks
him on behalf of tho president and tho
post office department for tho over
seas Borvlco with tho A. E. F. Mr.
Sturgls values this documont highly
nnd accepts It as an honor.
Darius A. Brown, former mayor of
Kansas City was In North Platto last
Thursday and met a number of local
people. Ho was horo speaking on tho
child conservation question and bas
ing his Illustrations on Moosohcart,
tho homo of tho Loyal Order of Mooso
In Illinois. Mayor Brown spoko at
tho Sun theater on Thursday cvoning
nnd a- good crowd heard him spoak
on tho subject, 'Tho Men and Women
of Tomorrow." Thoso who woro pres
ent woro highly pleasod with his pre
sentation of tho problem and Its solu
tion. Ho was introduced by Mayor
Evans. Mayor Brown blames tho self
ishness of paronts for much of tho
Juvonllo delinquency and thinks that
a study of tho problem Is tho duty of
ovcryono who has to deal with tho
men and women 6f tomorrow. Ills
spcclnl Interest is with tho orphans
who do not havo tho advantages of
homo training. Tho Mooso lodge has
done grcnt work along this lino and
Us Institution nt Moosohoart Is ouo of
tho cducatlonnl high spotB In thla
country.
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Tuosday's Nebraska Stato Journal
Say It with flowers Christmas. C
J. Pass, Flprlst. Phono 374.
Mr. and Mrs. William Elliott ro
turnod Wednesday from Donvor whoro
they woro rccontly married.
Clinton & Son, Tho Eyo Glass Men,
Sorvico and Satisfaction.
The New Marinello
Beauty Parlor
Opened Thursday in the McDonald Bldg.,
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Mrs, Nellie Duder, nee Nellie Birlcenshaw, has been
acquainted with hair work and beauty culture for
many year3 and gives scientific rest facial mas
sages, faridic and violet rays, scalp treatment, elec
trqlysis, marcell wave, special shampoo, and hair
bobbed. '
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