Popular government reflected in Nebraska municipal primaries
The Herald lauds the people’s voice in city politics as Nebraska voters back direct rule in Lincoln and Omaha primaries. It notes Charles W. Bryan and George Dayton leading in Lincoln and critiques Alliance candidates, highlighting a shift toward broader public interests over a few influential personalities.
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Penrose E Romig Named Alliance's First Class Mayor
The Herald endorses Penrose E Romig as Alliance's first class city mayor elect. An educated railroad man and former councilman, Romig joined Burlington in 1905 and held leadership roles including council president. The paper honors his progressive record and pledges cooperation for the city’s good.
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Nebraska’s 1915 Outlook Brightens Statewide Economy
Optimistic mood spreads through Nebraska as 1915 promises strong finances. Burlington official G. W. Holdrege reports midwestern prosperity after a ten day tour. winter wheat thrives, ground moisture is high, and country trade remains robust. Cattle and sheep survive winter with minimal losses, setting favorable spring prospects.
The Big Fizzle Adjourns Nebraska 1915 Legislature
The 1915 Nebraska Legislature is expected to adjourn soon after a three month session marked by inflated expectations and mixed results. The Herald credits some work but criticizes the body for not meeting public expectations and notes a split between progressive and reactionary members in both houses. State Senator Earl D. Mallory of Alliance is highlighted as a progressive in the upper chamber.
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Alliance City Status After Election Standoff
The Herald argues against demoting Alliance from a first to a second class city. It says such a move would bring costly litigation and conflict, harming prosperity. The paper urges unity and adherence to majority will, predicting voters oppose lowering status.
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County Commissioners Proceedings Box Butte 1915
Alliance Nebraska March 29 1915 records the county board reviewing precinct assessors and 1915 valuations. Also notes approval of Van Dorn vault curtains warrant for 677 dollars and routines with the county judge.
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County Judge Announces Willingness to Resign
The speaker states that despite determined enemies urging resignation, any interested person may call at the County Court room to discuss the matter. The note reflects a formal announcement tied to the county judicial office.
Church Services and Classes Announced
At the churches services are held at 11 a m with the sermon Are Sin Sickness and Death Real Sunday School at 10 a m Bible class at 9 30 a m German services at 10 30 a m German school Saturday at 9 a m Rev Titus Lang is the pastor.
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Keep Your Bowels Regular Ay everyone knows
An old advertisement urges regular bowel movements and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to correct constipation. The copy stresses daily movement and claims the remedy is obtainable everywhere.
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