Nebraska legislature lauded for broad enacting notable reforms
Lincoln Neb April 6 Special Correspondence. After adjournment, praise for a legislature that enacted numerous reforms aligned with fall pledges. Bank guarantee law, precinct assessors, state board of equalization limits, primary law tweaks, salary shifts, corporate filing fees, railway valuation, and oil laws touted as protecting investors and saving state funds. Emphasis on education, soldiers pensions protection, and livestock burial rules.
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Bankers’ Association
Lincoln
State Board of Equalization
Supreme Court
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State Railway Commission
Kansas
Ollis
Belvidere breeder J E Wilson arrives in Alliance
J E Wilson of Belvidere Nebraska, renowned short horn breeder and prominent state agricultural figure, arrives in Alliance to finalize a land purchase and prepare for his son to assume farm duties this year. He renewed Alliance Commercial Club membership and supports northwest Nebraska development. The Herald offers no glassware for sale, but a glass water set is offered as a gift with a three dollar subscription.
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J. E. Wilson
Belvidere
Nebr
Alliance
State School of Agriculture
Wilson
Northwest
Nebraska
Alliance Commercial Club
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Local notices recap and reader engagements
Mrs Peter Kicken left for Harvard Illinois to visit her ill father. P H Borky paid The Herald subscription through October and received a Pres Cat glass water set. James Cannon from Rock Springs Wyoming, a Herald subscriber, visited Alliance and plans a trip to Ireland. Peter Rubendall mislocated as Madison Nebraska in locals note. Peter Kicken prepaid The Herald for his brother Frank in Hurris France and added to earn a water set.
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Peter Kicken
Harvard
Ill
P. H. Borky
the Herald
Toto
James Cannon
The
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Alliance
Ireland
Frank Kicken
Hurris
France
Labor official offers farmer job help in Nebraska
Deputy Commissioner Mau fin announces that Nebraska farmers needing help can be connected with men seeking farm work. A stamped reply letter will receive a list of willing workers.
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Maufin
Nebraska
Notice Sealed Bids for Alliance Nebraska Bond Issue
Sealed bids will be received from March 12 1909 to April 15 1909 for 45000 bonds issued after a special election held Tuesday March 0 1909 in Alliance Nebraska. Bids opened April 15 by City Council. Bidders must supply bonds blanks. Council may reject all bids. Transcript available from City Clerk W C Barnes City Clerk by order of City Council March 11 1909.
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Alliance
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W. () Barnes
Painting Services Offered in First Class Manner
All kinds of painting work are offered in first class manner. Orders may be left at The Herald office, C. P. Matson.
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C. P. Matson
Roosevelt Lands at Naples in Warm Italian Welcome
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt spent several hours in Naples meeting officials at the Hotel Excelsior and visiting Capodimonte. crowds cheered him as Italian vessels and bands welcomed the Hamburg. He later met the duke and duchess of Aosta and planned an African hunting trip, while reporters noted Vatican interest and a possible Berlin visit.
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Victor Emmanuel
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Africa
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Wooltex Fashion Promises Enduring Style and Quality
The Wooltex label signals timeless style backed by a $50,000 yearly style budget. Garments use high vitality long fibre wool and exclusive materials, with Paris bureau guidance under Madame Savarie. Each piece carries a two season guarantee and promises superior workmanship at no extra cost.
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Wooltex
New York
London
Paris
Madame Savarie
Fairview Notes On Local Moves And Neighborly News
Elmer Shank's mother and two sisters moved away on the claim Monday. Wm. Rust Jr. digs a new cellar for the forthcoming potato crop. G A West's family suffer flu. J. says a wagon incident spared a town name. C J Benjamin works roads as needed. Neighbors and many young men met at J R K Lawrence's home for a supper. receipts of 7.75 go to church debts.
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Elmer Shank
Wm. Rust, Jr
G. A. West
J. RK. Lawrence
New Equipment for Job Printing Department
The Herald Editor reports attending the Nebraska state convention of commercial clubs at Norfolk as Alliance club delegate and the state convention of democratic editors at Lincoln. He promoted a proposed state normal school for northwest Nebraska and ordered new printing equipment before leaving Omaha. The material arrived and will aid the print shop amid rising job printing demand.
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Herald
Nebraska
Library Notes on Recent Donations and Circulation Rise
Alliance residents contribute books to expand the library collection. Donations from C. E. Hinman Ruth Taylor Mrs Bignell Mrs Algier Mrs Dismer Clyde Roote and Jas McCue push total holdings past 550 with circulation over 1000. New fiction and juvenile titles expected soon.
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Alliance
C. E. Hinman
Mias Ruth Taylor
Bignell
Algier
Dismer
Clyde Roote
Jas
McCue
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April Ladies’ Home Journal
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Fairview
C. J. Benjamin
Library Notes
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