War Speech Seeks Safe World for Democracy
The speech argues that the world must be made safe for democracy and for nations large and small to choose their own paths. It emphasizes no conquest or indemnities, pledges fair play, and asserts friendship with the German people while opposing their government’s submarine warfare. The speaker warns of a tough war ahead but frames it as defending rights and liberty.
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Germany
Count Tarnowski
Austria- Hungary
United States
Vienna
Congress
America
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Eight Thousand Head Arrive
Moderate supply of cattle and lambs on hand with 7 700 head arriving. Trade started late with buyers optimistic and higher bids noted. Cattle top at 12 85 for new high. hogs mainly 20 to 25 cents higher. sheep and lambs showing firm to higher bids late in the day at South Omaha yards.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Nebraska
WMT
Es Sellera
Ewes
Calling cards for the ladies printed promptly at The Herald
The Herald offers neatly printed calling cards for ladies with reasonable prices. Samples and prices available by phone at 340 or by visiting the office.
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Herald
Duke of Sutherland Gifts Land to Soldiers in Postwar Plan
The Duke of Sutherland, owning a vast English estate, donates twelve thousand acres back to the government to be divided into small holdings for soldiers and sailors after the war. He argues soldiers earned a fair claim to land, matching ancestors who won estates through service. The move prompts debate on land reform and veterans’ rights in England.
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England
Kansas City Star
Duke of Sutherland
Scotland
Edwards
Tennant
House of Commons
Glacier Park hotel tour crosses world in one stay
The Christian Herald describes a grand Glacier Park hotel likened to a global railway hub with tepees totem poles lanterns and Alpine staff. It imagines connections from Karlsruhe to Genoa and from Glasgow to Zurich as a single journey through diverse cultures and places.
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Glacier Park
Ayr
Carlisle
Riga
Karlsruhe
Genoa
Cwlais
Glasgow
Moilras
Zurich
Bremen
Thambore
Norfolk
Conewatr
Glacier
The
Christian Herald
Monarchs Favorite Foods Across European Rulers
The passage lists dietary likes of rulers: the queen of Holkind favors roast beef and mutton. the Russian czar loves codfish with oil pepper and garlic. Italy and Spain cherish sweets like whipped cream chocolate and tarts. Victor Emmanuel enjoys polenta. the late pope preferred polenta. the Austrian emperor craves calves tongues with red wine. the German emperor enjoys buttered toast.
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Holkind
Russia
Mronce
Italy
Spain
Victor Emmanuel
Internal Structure of Fruits Reveals Classification
Prof Kraus at Oregon Agricultural College cuts center sections of apples and pears, dehydrates, and treats with xylol cedar oil to produce transparent slices. Vascular patterns in the flesh and core show striking, consistent differences by variety, aiding classification and revealing relationships between varieties.
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K. J. Kraus
Oregon Agricultural College
Milazzo the world’s largest coalship docks in New York
The Milazzo, the largest coalship, recently docked in New York. Designed by Italian Capt. Emilio Menada, it can carry 14 000 long tons of coal and 4 500 tons of oil and houses intricate machinery with coal cars on interior tracks.
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New York
Emilio Menada
Popular Science Monthly
Broken Bow Firemen Install Officers Banquet Recap
The Broken Bow fire department held an installation banquet at the Crable restaurant with Mayor Humphrey presiding. Officers installed include W. R. Bruce president Earl Hickman vice president Curt Wingert secretary James Leonard treasurer Frank Crabl fire chief and several trustees amid a lively evening of reminiscences and camaraderie.
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Custer
Broken Bow
Humphrey
Boken Bow
W. R. Bruce
Earl Hickman
Curt Wingert
James Leonard
Frank Crabl
Lester Smith
Joe Wilson
Chas England
James Stockham
Lewis Tanner
House battles over bootlegging amendments in Nebraska law
Lawmakers argue over how to enforce prohibition with amendments from the Senate. The House favors keeping strict bootlegging provisions and keeping the Slocumb framework, while Senate changes would weaken enforcement. Conference committee includes Norton from Polk County, Plansburg, Thomas, Robertson, Moriarty, and Mattes, with ties to local interests in Nebraska City brewery.
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Lincoln
Legislative Circle
Robertson
Mattes
Moriarty
Norton
Thomas and Flansburg
Senate
House
Lincoln Star
Nebraska State Senate
Nebraska Supreme Court
Luther Vs
State
State Senate
Congress
Omaha
Alberts
Polk County
Mplansburg
Lancaster County
Thomas
Box Butte County
Holt County
Douglas County
Nemaha
Nebraska City
Dry lawmakers under fire over Senate amendments
Flansburg, Thomas and Robertson were long viewed as drys, while Senate amendments were introduced by Robert Bon, signaling intra bloc dynamics and contentious reforms.
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Flansburg
Thomas and
Robertson
Drys
Senate
Robert Bon
Notice of Suit and Attachment in Nebraska
Thomas H Beeson must take notice that on March 21 1917 L H Highland filed a petition in Justice Court Alliance Box Butte Nebraska to recover 55 60 and costs on a promissory note with an affidavit of attachment placed on money held by Nebraska Telephone Company The cause is continued to May 11 1917 at 10 o clock AM and the defendant must answer by then or a judgment will be entered against him and the attached funds applied IL H Highland by Burton Reddish Attorneys 19 St 814 8216
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Thomas H. Beeson
L. H. Highland
Justice Court
T. D. Roberts
Alliance Herald Subscription Rates and Issue Details
The Alliance Herald lists a subscription at 1560 per year and publishes 52 issues annually. Each issue runs from 12 to 24 pages, offering year round delivery.
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Alliance Herald
Michigan Holstein World Champion Photogravure Featured
Courtesy of F L Houghton the Herald presents a photogravure of Michigan's new world champion Holstein. The herd story highlights Michigan breeders and the dairy industry in northwestern Nebraska with details on Wandermeere Belle Hengerveld, a standout cow, and her victory over long reigning junior 4-year old champion Mabel Lewis Korn dyke.
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Michigan
Wandermeoere Belle Hengerveld
Pieterje Hengerveld
Count de Kol
May Hartog Pauline de Kol
James Wilder
Bay City
E. le Roy Pelletier
Pontiac
Pellletier
F. L. Houghton
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
The
Herald
Nebraska
Mabel Lewis Korndyke
Wandermeere
Belle Hengerveld
Sir Hartog
Belle de Kol Colantha Hengerveld
Ormsby Jane Segis Angelic
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