The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, February 14, 1922, Image 3

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THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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PAPERS SAY
INTERESTING ITEMS tfBOH EX-
CHANGES TTOICII REACH
OUR DESK.
Muldoon
For tho past wook or ten days At
torney Albert Muldoon has boon bask
ing in tho aunsklno of tho Bouthlaud,
escaping tho lato storm and taking a
racation from tho arduous duties ot
his profession. It is roportod that ho
is having a groat timo, fishing and
shooting .on Matagordaa Bay, near
Galvoston, Tox. Kolth County Nows.
BOOSTING RIGHT
Novor in tho history of Sutherland
was tho need of a Commercial club
folt more than at tho present timo.
Wo should have a lub to cooperate
with tho towns to tho east and west
of us on the south side Irrigation
project. It is a big move in tho-right
direction and wo should be in and
holping to boost. Let's hao a Com
munity club. Sutherland Courier.
CALIFORNIA SNOW
A card to tho Indopondont from A.
J. ' Anderson of Turlock, Calif., says
"Sunday mbrning. January 29, tho
ground was covered with snow. Yes
January 30, it snowed nearly all day,
and tho flakes came down something
in alzo like tablespoons. This mom
havo beon lnspoctod with tho oxcon- frolght business nnd' now pland nro
tlon of Brule, Ogrtlalla and five rural I bolng considered, so wo nro informed,
to mnko. a chango that will rollevo
tho situation by. putting in a division
station east of Northport, Bomo place
botwoon Lowellon and that placo. Wo
nlso learn that Llsco Booms to bo
in pretty good position to meet tho
requirements. Tho lntontlon acorns
to bo to put Uio entire lino from
North Platto to Yodor on ono frolght
system with a division point about
mlddlo way, leaving the coaling sta
tion at Northport for emorgoncy use.
Horotoforo tho frelgt's run to North
port and then thoro is another crow
that makes tho run from that point
to Goring, making an awkward ar
ranBomont of schedule. Tho new ar-
' nnrrnmnnt Wnillll lln fiAVflV with th.lt
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system and leavo a more practicablo
system in operation but a different
point would almost necessarily re
sult. We' find that It is practically
200 miles from North Platte to Yoder
and tho plan would bo to about oven
ly divido tho dlstano which would
put tho half way mark about whore
Llsco stands, that town bolng 103
miles from North Platto and 95 mlloa
from Yodor. Broadwator seems to bo
an applicant for tho place of division,
se bolng 117 miles from North Platto
and about 87 niloa from Yoder. it
flnonn't seem reasonablo to us that
schools. Paxton Tlme3.
NOT SETTLED YET.
Tho Brady vlllago board and clerk
wont to Maxwoll on Tuesday ovoning,
mooting with Maxwoll board, and Mr.
Ilonningston. who was tho successful
bidder for building tho transmission
line from hero to North Platte. Tho
Bady board has glvon up all hopes
that a right of way cai bo secured
west to North Platto, but after a
conforenco with Mr. Honnlngslon
Maxwell decided next Monday to bo
curo tho right of way west, and It
tho effort meets with failure, Mr
Honnlngslon agrees to return tho
bonds to tho twd villages with only
a just expense account for his ex
penditures. So far Brady Is concern
ed, with tho return of tho bonds
Brady can go on negoLatlng with
Gothonburg, where current can be
socurod cheaper than with North
Platte, and tho right of 'way almost
assured. Maxwell can hook on to tho
lino at any time, with tho same
agreomont as drawn up for tho lino
west. Brady Vindicator.
WE'RE DONE TOO.
"A roprosentativo ot tho Horner
T.vn.nnm Tint-pan of Kansas Cltv made
an unsuccessful effort last week to company would make as expenslvo a
book a lycoum courso In Brady next
wlntor. Wo had ono this winter and
thore Is still a lecture number to come
It- is figured that about ?80 will be
necessary to make up tho loss. About
two-thirds of tho season tickets sold
for thoso entertalnmonts are bought
by citizens just to bo a good fellow,
GOT IT
TlTKTlf TOTTTTAV AV SIT AW? QflirfinT. I
APPORTIONMENT IN LINCOLN
COUNTY
ing, January 81, after covering tho ,d some never go to a Binglo enter-
in flVO UUI1IUBUU VU UUU) 11U1U uui v-yv-
changes this week that Ogalalla,
Brule and Sutherland turned down
ground ono night at least
years, tho beautiful snow blanket dls- (
.nnnni-nrlHinfnrii t.lin rjlVH ff tho SU11, .
The youngsters had a big time, as cum courses this year, and ono of
they had not seen snow hero since tho owns lost $200 on their contract."
Now Year's day, 191G." Gothenburg
Independent.
RURAL SCHOOL
Miss Ross, our county Red Cross
nurse, has completed the physical in
spection in tho Pdxton schools. She
was pleased to find tho schooj using
papor towels and containing shower
baths. Miss Ross gives us the follow
ing report of defects of the pupils of
our school: Forty-three pupils with
abnormal eyes; 43 pupils with abnor
mal throat or n so; 2 pupils with
poor hearing; 47 pupils with defec
tivo teeth; 7 pupils ovor 20 per cent
over weight, and 43 pupils more than
7 per cent' under wolght. Miss Ross
wishes to express her appreciation of
tho snlondld cooperation glvon by
tho teachors and the school board
Brady Vindicator
Recently an agent of tho Midland,
Bureau was hero and closed up a con
tract for a four numbor, ?40 course
Wo, with tho fifteen, signed, but let
us say hero it is the last That's final.
Such entertainment courses might not
havo been out of placo back In tho
days of literary Bociety when folks
had very little amusement, and no
placo to go, but now wo cant seo for
tho life of us why tho bureaus should
bo kept In exists nco. Porhaps It Is
because of such suckers as us. Hero
Is tho Idea: Who guarantees us a liv
ing and a big profit? Then why not
tho entertainment companies and tho
talont whoso business Is not a bit
moro "preferred" than oura, bo car
ried about on a chip It used to bo ar
gued that they wore imperativo on
chaugo and only movo tho yard and Dlflt
roundhouso 13 miles runner east oi
Its present location. So wo feel sure
that Oshkosh or Llsco will bo tho
one In lino for tho location, Oshkosh
being 87 miles from North Platto and
about 110 miles from Yodor, but of
courso on tho heavier frolght end
of tho road, tills, If any difference In
distance would bo considered, Bhould
bo tho shortest. Besldo Oshkosh has
an up-to-date, sufficient water and
sowor Bystom, together with a modorn
light plant, and these no doubt will
bo taken Into consideration by tne
railroad officials. Garden County
Nows.
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No.
Amt. Duo
$2,202.75
' 30.39
j 44.22
48.03
5 235.14
6 197.11
7 175.14
108.63
53.03
155.17
J. 71.33
30.09
I 41.02
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38.89
4G,86
122.10
45.43
39.27
32.G5
50.15
95 99.43
PC 33.53
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105
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82.14
45.88
48.07
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25.G5
27.72
38.4G
39.33
106 . i. 130.04
107- ' . i 41.40
108 32.35
58.28 ll)J- iS.H4
145.70 110 38.50
83.G7
53.30
To tho Editor:
Please publish tho following clip
ping from tho Omaha Dally Nows, of
lntorcat to North Platto people:
Tho editor of this newspaper has
receled tho following with tho re
quest that It bo published:
3G.91
L 42.D5
38.64
1 54.42
14.97
90.12
' 2G.6.
26 131.01
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DON'T RUM A THING
DOWN BECAUSE IT
AINT YOUR'M.
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AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TEL
EGRAPH COMPANY.
Now York, Jan. 1G. 1922.
Most of tho schools of Kolth county , "educational grounds", otc, etc., Rats. To tho Stockholders:
During tho years 1921, tho progress
of tho company in al Ithat it has un
dertaken has beon gratifying and wo
believe that It has been distinctly for
ward.
Tho quality of sorlco rendored has
passed pro-war standards.
Thoro is no reduction In tho de
mnnd for tolophono sorvlco. .
Whllo final figures aro not yot at
hand for tho yoar, wo can assuro you
that tho Increased rato of dividend
lias been earned with a substantial
margin as usual.
H. B. THAYER, President.
Tho Omaha Dally Nows gladly
grants tho roqucst for publication bo
causo this Item is of great interest to
its roadors, to tho pooplo of this
state and ospocially to tho stato rail
way commission of Nebraska.
Especially tho final paragraph, In
which this is Btatod:
"Wo can assuro you (that is, tho
stockholders) that tho lncrcasod rato
ot dividend has boon earned with a
substantial margin as usual."
Tho stock of tho Araorican Tolo
phono and Telegraph company Is now
earning 9 per cont dividends.
Tho Amorican Tolophono nnd Tele
graph company la tho solo owner of
tho Northwest Boll Tolophpno conr
pany, which is asking for permission
to increase tolophono rates In No-
braska, and which has recently boon
pormltted by this stnto railway com'
mission to continue a surcliargo.
Why should thero bo an Incroaso,
or oyon maintenance, of prosont ratos
whon tho real owners of tho North
west 8ystom aro drawing "an In
creased rato or dividend,' of 9 per
cont nnd boBldos aro earning "a sub
stantial mnrgln as usual"?
The public would llko somo light on
tho matter from tho stato railway
commission.
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32.43
62.77
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34.58
34.3G
43.9G
31.14
29.23
32.G5
J.S.TWINEM M.D.
IUntoopntlilo Physician H
Surgeon
General TractlM ud
'( Construction Surgery
j Hospital Accommtetln
Plntto lnUoj Hospital
t Fornior Nnmo Tnlaein HoopttaL
Jl NORTH PLATTE, NEBR,
JOHN S. SIMMS, M. D. -
Special Attontlon Glvon to
Surgery
McDonnld Rank BnlldhiR
Office Phono 83 Rosidenco 88
118 114.2G i
CBrVRISHT Ug I PUP. AUT3CAIE 9CHV. Cft
' in tho garret! Any town is capablo of
gottlng first class entertainment and
wo can always got what money will
buy. That Is tho principle tho bureaus
uso In Belling their talont. Tho aver
age lycoum entertainment has noth
ing on any other ontortainnment so
far as we havo observed during -tho
past ton years but they do got by
thru tho gulso of tho school, the
church or come society of tho com
munity. At any rato let them llko tho
rost, go on their own merits. Thoso.
remarks aro not made to offend any
ono at all, but a plain expression ot
our own sentiments, From now on, we
aro thru. Wo believe this Is tho senti
ment of 95 per cont of tho people of
tho community. Wallace Winner.
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FREIGHT DIVISION
It 1ms just como to tho News in a
pretty authentic way that thore will
bo a chango in the Union Pacific ar
rangement of tliolr train service and
ospocially tho frolght end ot It on
this line. Evoryono has known that
thA lnntr run from N-Tth Platto to
Northport has boon causing tho off!
Hula some concorn In handling tho
E. R. Goodman. Pres.
N. E. Buckley. Sec.-Treas.
Goodman-Buckley Trust Co.
CAPITAL $50,000.00
If you would be interested in having a part or all of your
money invested in high grade securites exempt from
State, County and City taxes and have the income from
same paid toyou monthly, call and see
Goodman-Buckley Trust Co.
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
33 120.95
34 r V5.99
35 5.14
3G 11G.G2
37 2G9.73
38 133.75
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71.16
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27.52
37.9S
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101.29
27.52
48.93
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27.53
41.U1
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66.64
29.22
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Is your wlfo lonesomo whllo you nro
away? Sond hor Tho Trlbuno.
DR. HAROLD FENNEIt
Osteopath
OVER HIRSCHFELD'S
Office Phoni 333 Re. Phono 1088
I)R. L. A. SNAVELY
DENTIST
X-Rny Diagnosis Oxygon and
Anathcsliu
Ovor Union Stato Bank.
Phono - 290.
TRY McKAIN'S CAFE
Fresh Lino of
MEATS AND GROCERIES
108 E. 0th SI.
GEO. McKAIN, Prop.
DERRYBERRY & FORBES,
Licensed Embalmors
Undertaker nnd Funeral Director
Day Phono 41
Night Phone Black S88
55 316.45
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31.12
07.14
42.47
87.33
36.87
30.93
40.35
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Clinton A Son, Tho Eye Glass Man,
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46.30
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47.92
48.24
29.38
29.23
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21.54
28.90
32.43
32.16
51.66
3G.39
33.13
14.34
55.14
37.28
40.54
ATTENTION!
HOUSEWIVES
We have reduced the price on Semi-linished or some
timcs called Rough-Dry Laundry, from 12c per pound to
10c.
In this process vc use nothing hut pure soap and
pure soft water just like rain water. All your flat pieces
are ironed and starched pieces are starched ready to
dampen. Suicly a fine combination for this cold, snappy
weather. All we ask is a trial bundle.
Just Phone 77 and "Your Bosom Frjend" Will Call.
Dickey's
Sanitary
Laiaidiy
"The Soft Water Laundry'
Phone 77.
Servlo and Satisfaction.
y m mmvn ry"rw
80 ' j 100.46