THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS WHAT OTHER
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COUNTY CLERK
i neroby announce my candidacy (
for tho offico of county clerk subject '
to tho decision of tho voters at the'
coming July primaries of tho demo
cratic and progressive party.
Theordore Lowe. Jr.
INTERESTING ITEMS FltOM EX
CHANGES WHICH 11EACII
OUR DESK.
SHERIFF.
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I hereby nnounco myself a candi
date for tho Democratic nomination
for Sheriff of Lincoln county, sub.
Ject to tho decision of tho voters at
tho primaries on July 18th.
L. L. Bertho.
SHERIFF
Smith, n prominent singer and evan
gollst, of Los Angolas, will dellvor
tho sermon. Mr. Smith was raised on
the south side hero1. (
Don't fall to attend those sorvicea.
These community meetings will do
much for good. Each Sunday evening
at seven o'clock nt Ehmen Park.
Gothenburg Timos.
KNOWN HERE
Professor Rhine, loader of the Su
therland band and orchos'tra, mo
leader of tho choir in tho Methodist
churcsh, will visit friends In Paxton
next Sunday and has consented to
fllr?llall cnnilnl intlufn fty (tin ninrnltir I
Sunday School and church services
and tako entire charge of the even
ing sorvico at the M. E. church, giv-
I am a candidate for the Republican iuB sacred concert and an address
nomination for Sheriff of' Lincoln tho valuation of music In community
county at the primaries and will ap- 1,fc- Alt should turn out and give him
preclato your support. My years of n crowded house as this should be a
Kervico are my best recommendation. rare treat t0 Paxton people. Paxtou
A. J. Salisbury . Times
PAID FOR
SHERIFF
I Because some people are not satis-
, tfiod unless they are knfocWing on
I hereby announce myself a candl-1 oVcrytulnP( tho lnipresslon Vas a
dato for the Republican nomination bfoad tmt Uje ,ayJng Qf tho corner
for Sheriff of Lincoln county, subject gtono by tho QM peUowg agt Thurg.
10 tuo decision ot tne voiors at me
primaries on July 18.
GEORGE W. RHODUS
CLERK
day was another item added to the
expense of the taxpayers of the
county. They should "bo at once un
deceived" for that is not tho policy
of this great organization.
Tho corner stono was bought and
paid for by tho Odd Fellows Lodge in
'EW HIGH SCHOOL
A largo and Interested crowd of
bidders and cltlzons met at the high
school at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday to wit
ness tho opontng ot tho general nnd
special contract bldr for tho new high
school. After a long, hard session last
ing all afternoon and evening, the
board announced that Ed Green, of
Soward, was the successful bidder on
tho general contract, Burko and Gal
lant were low men on tho plumbing
nnd heating and John Vnndlver land
ed tho wiring and lighting contract.
It is indeed grauylng to see so
many local firms on tho lucky list,
and the committee feel confident of
tho ability of tho local men to produce
tho goods. Mr. Greon comes highly
recommended nnd expects to put tho
work under way ns soon as possible.
Thirteen contractors wore represented
In tho general bids Keith Co. News.
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i LOCAL POLITICIANS THINK 1I0S
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FOR RURAL READERS
INFORMATION ABOUT AGRICUL
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RELIABLE SOURCES
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the Democratic nomination
for Clerk of Lincoln county, subject North platto an1 not a fraction of
to the declslou of tho voters at tho cent will any taxpayer have to pay
Primaries on
July ISth.
H. S. Hasklns
for it or having it laid. Sutherland
Courier.
CLERK
MAY GO ALONE
Word has been received that the
United States government withholds
its approval of Road project No. 170,
I wish to announce that I am a
candidate for the Renubllcan nom
ination for County Clerk subject to from Bnuly to Vroman, for the reason
tho wil of the" voters at Primary El- that tho road grosses the railroad east
or urauy and men crosses over again
at Vroman. Tho State has taken it
up again with the government, and
Commissioner Springer informs
lection. July 18, 1922.
A. S. Allen
REPRESENTATIVE
this
writer that ho has been advised by
I Wish o announce that I am a State Engineer Johnson that if the
candidate for tho office of State Rep- government still withholds its appro-
resentativo of tho ninetieth district val, that tho State will build it alone
subject to tho will of tho republican "without government help. The road
voters at the primaries, July 18th, will bo built according to contract
1922. If ''ominated and elected, I will and work will begin soonBrady Vin-
glve to tho duties of tho office tho at- dicator.
tentlon which the times demand. Your
support and your voto at tho pri
maries will be appreciated.
A. J. Tracy.
W. 11,-... .- I I
REGISTER OF DEEDS
low figure was
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination for tho
office of Register of Deeds, subject to
tho decision of tho republican party.
PAVING COSTS
i An exceptionally
quoted on the Central avenue paving
by tho Tyner Construction Co., of Kan
sas City. The price summued was
$2.10 per square yard, including tho
curb and gutter.. This will be an as
phalt "concrete road, with a two inch
surfacing of sheet asphalt and the
construction of the road will be such
as, in the opnlon ot the engineers,
Platform Service and economy.
C W. YOST vl11 withstand the terrific strain of
heavy travel to which the road is ex-
STATE SENATOR
I wish to announce my candidacy
flotr the Republican nomination as
State. Senator from Lincoln and Daw
son counties. THo .primaries will bo Kearney Hub.
held on July 18' and I will appreciate
your support.
S. J. Koch
posed to at all seasons of the year.
Tho curb and gutter will be made part
of tho paving, a plan that is generally
approved and said to insure against
buckling, spreading and the like.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
I desire to announce that I am a
candidato at the Republican primaries
for tho offico of County Commission
er from tho second District.
Nath Bratten
COUNTY COMMtfSIONER
UNION CHURCHES
I Beginning Sunday evening, the
churches of Gothenburg will unite in
holding out door evening services in
Ehlmen. Park. The meetings will be
held at seven o'clock and each one
will hold a treat In the way of music
' and sermon.
I Sunday evening, July 2nd, at the'
, Jirst of the meetings, !Rev. Ilrank
Hon. B. O. Hostetler of Kearney
is now a District Judge of this State
and a candidato for Congressman In
the Big Sixth Congressional District.
Section 1139 of tho Nebraska Statutes
reads: "Judge no eligible to other
reads: "Judge not eligible to other
court, or of any district court or of
any county court shall be eligible as a
candidato for any other office except
a judicial office during tho tlmo ho
is occupying thq office." The judge has
not resigned and is campaigning as
a candidato for Congress.
Lawyers who have made a study of
tho question say that wnen Judge
Hostetler accepted the filing in his
behalf, ho became a candidate for a
legislathf'o offico and that ho is not
eligible. Some other, however say that
tho judge is only a candidate for
nomination and not for office, 'and
that he will not bo a candidate for of
fice, until the polls are closed on
flPrimary Election day, July 18, and
that if ho resigns his office as Judge
beforo that time, he will bo qualified
to receive the nomination. Others, say
that this is just splitting hairs and
that tho Judge is a candidate and
has been ever since lfo accepted the
filing in his behalf. They point out
that the Judge's own card that he
'Tiands out in tho campaign reads:
"Bruno 0. Hostetler, Candidato for
Congress, Sixth District." The object
of tho lawmakers in passing ttye law
quoted, doubtless was to keep mem
bers of tho judiciary devoted to ju
dicial duties, and also free from any
obligations from any political support
ers who might have litigation pending
beforo the judgfe. It has been hinted
that Judge Hostetler might resign and
removo his disqualification but this is
answered with tho statement that ho
should have done this before he be
came, a candidato and that ho must
have been qualified as a candidate be
foro ho accepted the filing.
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NOTICE
Beo keepers will bo interested in a
now motion picture prepared by the
United States Department of Agri
culture showing tho best practice of
handling bees nnd tho control of beo
dlsonses. The film, which Is called
Keeping Bees at Work, Is intended to
supplement a picture, entitled "I3ees
How They Live nnd Work," Issued
some timo ago for moro popular use.
Tho new picturo shows tho need
for ro-quccnlng tho colony from time
to tlmo, tho way to preparo the bees
for wintering, the time to unpack the
hives, tho control of tho swarm, and
other details of management. The fact
that tho Bureau of Entomology will
examine samples of combs to Identify
dseases and ndvlso on their control
is brought out.
Tho film is now in one reel and may
bo borrowed by extension workers nnd
others entitled to tho privilege, or
prints mny bo purchased for approxi
mately tho cost of making them which
is about $37.00.
offico. Arrangements also woro mndo
recently for a roprosontatlvo ot the
Klamath County extension organiza
tion to spond 30 days locating new
born calves of good stock and find
ing a dairyman to feed them for two
weeks beforo shipment to farmors In
lfis own county.
Tho reports also say that calves 2
wcokB old aro shipped safely as far
as 500 miles or for 3G hours travel;
day old calvos can rarely bo shipped.
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Dixon Optical Co. tests eyes.
Brunswick phonographs, Holloy
Music House.
Hotel Ritner
We liavc chanced management
and also redecorated the rooms
thruout the hotel. We now have
a first class modern, clean hotel.
Rooms by the week. $2.50 up.
By Night 50c and Up
115 West 6th St.
WM. WALDO JtF ,
Tinner
Makes or Repairs anything mado of
Tin or Sheet Metal.
610 Locust Under Qenoral Hospital
Auto Face
Pictures
C. O. Dedmoro has been ap
pointed official photographor of
tho Fourth of July rncos. All
pictures taken on tho grounds
will bo made up In sets nt ono
dollar a sot showing oach driv
er and his car and cars In action
during tho races. Orders will
be taken at race track and pic
turoa mailed to any address.
While calves from low-producing
cows aro saved to maintain tho herds
on some farms, on other farms and In
other sections whoro hlghor-produc-ing
cattle are kept, calves from 300
pound cows by pure-bred bulls arc
often vealed because no market is
found for them ns dairy stock. This Is
an economic wnsto which, according
to reports received by tho United
States Department of Agriculture, tho
extension organization of Coos County,
Oreg., Is striving to eliminate.
About 30 calves from tho best stock
In Coos County wero saved last year
by arrangements mado with farm bur
eaus of other counties to tako them
when twq weeks old n $12 per head,
crated and dolivercd at tho express
The Mutual Building & Loan Association
has plenty qf Money to Loan on Improved
North Platte Real Estate.
We make loans:. 1
To finance New Buildings,
To Assist in the Purchase of Improved Property,
To Pay Off Mortgages & Jjiens on Improved Real
Estate. '
The compulsory payments on our loans are $5.00 per
month on each $1,000.0.0 and interest $6.00 per month.
Borrowers participate in the earnings of tho Asso
ciation and 'the stock dividends vpay off $3G0.00 of each
$1,000 loan. Better 'for the borrower than a straight five
per cent loan.
T. C. PATTERSON,
President.
BESSIE P. SALISBURY
Secretary
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Tho offico of tho County Judge will
be closed on Saturday afternoons dur
ing July and August.
Wm. H. C. Woodhurst
County Judge
I wish to announce my candidacy
for re-election for County Commis
sioner of Lincoln County, subject to
tho action of tho Republican pri
maries, July 18, 1922.
E. H. Springer.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE .
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I am a candidate for Slate Rep
resentative from tho 90th district on
the Republican ticket. This district In
eludes all of Lincoln county outside
of North Platto. If my past record In
tho leglslaturo has mot with your ap
proval, I will appreciate your support
at tho primaries on July 18th.
Scott Itoynolds
rder A C
FOR THE HOME
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
I am announcing that I am a candi
dato for the nomination on tho pro
gressive ticket for tho offico of rep
resentative of tho 89 district. As no
ono has filled on tho ticket to opposo
mo at tho primary, I will mako fur
ther statement of principals after July
IS. when I will mako appeal for the
progressive votes 'of all political,
parties.
Thomas Axtell
STATE SENATOR
I am a candidato for Stato Senator
from tho district comprising Lincoln
and Dawson counties in tho Republi
can primaries and respectfully solicit
your support'. My standing among my
homo people Is my best endorsement.
Chas. E. Allen
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