Movement of Cattle for Nebraska From Texas to Western Ranges
The Santa Fe reports a major south to north cattle movement aiming at Western Nebraska ranges. Four thousand stock cars ordered to Texas routes. about one hundred cars loaded at Amarillo en route to western Nebraska. Cattle move via Denver Cheyenne and north or via Denver Brush Sidney Alliance, with Burlington handling the bulk.
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Texas
Nebraska
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Lantas
Lincoln
Concordia
Kan
Burlington
Alliance
Perlington
Colorado & Southern
Denver
Cheyenne
North
Brush
Sidney
Rock Island
South Dakota
Union Pacific
Beans to be grown on 1500 acres in Michigan region
A Michigan firm has contracted over 1500 acres near Beattschluf for seed beans. Beans are for seed, not consumption, with sacks seed supplied and growers paid five cents per pound at threshing. Landowners may harvest shells for fodder, and crop is expected to yield 25 to 30 bushels per acre, with potential higher in Colorado.
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Beattschluf
Michigan
Ndw
Colorado
Mrs Hoffland Sells Sheridan County Ranch to Potash Co
Mrs Bertha Hoffland, pioneer of western Nebraska, sells her nine quarters in Sheridan county near Hoffland to Potash Products Co for a pipeline and plant expansion. She plans residence in Antioch this summer and a public sale at the ranch on Monday April 30. Col H P Coursey directs the sale with F W Harris of Alliance National Bank as clerk. a large crowd is expected.
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Bertha EB. Hoffland
Nebraska
Sheridan County
Potash Products Co
Antioch
Hoffland
Alliance
Presen T Own
Holand
The Gum Chewing Habit in Digestion and Mood
Scientific take published in Every Week argues gum chewing aids digestion by stimulating saliva,Calcium bicarbonate balance and acid neutralisation, and helps mood by alleviating gloom. It cites wartime returnees as evidence of comfort from chewing gum.
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Every Week
the Herald
America
Gum chewing touted for health and public manners
An article extols chewing gum for mouth moisture, throat lubrication, and aiding digestion and sickness recovery. It claims benefits for athletes and soldiers, notes morale and tooth preservation, and defends public chewing as harmless in private spaces, while listing various domestic work and invention items as examples.
Glass of Salts Claim Kidney Relief From Meat
A health claim describes using a glass of salts and lithia water to flush kidneys after meat consumption. It asserts uric acid from meat overworks kidneys and promotes bladder cleansing, with lemon juice and lithia said to aid kidney and bladder irritation.
Nebraska Patents for Week Ending April 14 1917
Official list of letters patent issued by the United States Patent Office at Washington DC to Nebraska citizens for the week ending April 14 1917. Reported through Sturgess Sturgess patent attorneys. Omaha.
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United States Patent Office
Washington,d. C
Nebraska
Sturgess & Sturgess
Bee Bidg
Oma
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy Advertised
An old home remedy claims Sage and Sulphur restore natural hair color. The ad promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a cosmetic to darken gray hair naturally and restore youth, warning it does not cure disease.
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Ask Ad
Wyeth
Wyethb
Early Nebraska wagon tale shows rising impatience
In the early days of Nebraska, men at the wagon grew impatient as Mr Harvey climbed up on the wagon. The fragment suggests mounting tension during a pioneer journey on the frontier with unnamed participants and a developing scene.
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Mr. Harvey
Five Troops Reach Marsh Outpost From West Expedition
In a sparsely told scene near the Loup River island above Comstock five men from Captain Mix's company arrive at the marsh camp. A cor corporal surgeon and two privates, details of a western expedition, approach as friendly signals confirm the gathering.
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Harvey
Captain Mix
Loup River
Comstock
200 Herd Breeding Cows to Be Sold at Antioch Sale
F Rog ers Son announces public auction of 200 head at stock yards Antioch on Wednesday May 2 starting 1 PM. About 60 cows with calves aside and remaining cows due to calve this spring. About 20 percent white faces and balance red. Col H P Coursey to cry the sale. C H Brittan of First State Bank Alliance will clerk.
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F. Rogers & Son
Antioch
Col. H. P. Coursey
C. H. Brittan
First State Bank of Alliance
The
Herald
Quote from John A. Dix on Protecting the Flag
A wartime era boast declares anyone who tries to haul down the American flag should be shot on the spot. The fiery line underscores nationalist fervor and loyalty to the flag during periods of conflict.
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John A. Dix
Western Nebraska live stock urged to prevent outbreaks
Western Nebraska livestock managers are urged to guard against outbreaks by sanitary vaccination methods. Do not market unfinished or immature stock unless total loss is looming due to feed shortages. The advisory notes this practice has depressed young cattle prices at stock markets.
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Nebraska
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Dr. Miles
A. J. Winter
Platte Ave
Colorado Springs
Cole
Alliance Herald
Mrs. Hoffland
RE. F. Bowers, M. D
Nebr
Lewis Alverson
Omahe
Adolphus A. Dorsey
Newport
Stephen A. Huntley
Omaha
Homer Martin
Zern Neilson
David Platner
Charles W. Sears
Elbert R. Winslow
Kearneycoin
Peruna
Peruna Company
Lakeside
Cox-Jones-Van Alstine Co
South Omaha
H. B. Brand
Harpham
Fremont
Lewellen
Rohlfing & Berquist
Lisco
Merc. Co
Litchfield
H. L. Nelson
Lodgepole
E. Fenske
Long Pine
M. J. Potter
Melebia
Dutton & Sons
Merna
A. J. Read
Merriman
Lesert Hdw
Minatore
C. E. Clough
Mitchell, Riley & Tyler
Morrill
Logan & Catchpole
Mullen
J. L. Roseberry
North Platte
A. F. Fink
Northport
Jesse Edson
Ogallala
C. E. Bass
Oshkosh
Quelle Bros
Potter
C. W. Johnson
Rushville
Coffey & Wasmund
S. S. Connell
Scotisbluff
R. D. Owens
Mia
C. D. Essig
Thos. Olson
Sutherland
EB. C. Brownright
Whitney
Whitney Supply Co
W. Lake
Wood Lake
Ltr
Ainsworth
E. C. Ballard
Rhein-Rousey Co
Anselmo
W. W. Bass & Co
Ansley
Comstock & Mills
Ashby
J. Halloren
Lbr
Bayard
Henderson & Franklin
Belmont
Reisdorfer Bros
Berwyn
G. C. Stanton
Bridgeport
H. C. Burke
Broadwater
J. R. Minshall
Broken Bow
H. H. Squires
Chadron
Gillam
Chappell
Chappell Lor
Hdn
Cody
Stotts & Jarchow
Crawford
Crookston
Holmes
Dalton
P. M. Cramer
Dix
Phil Nelson
Gordon
Jos
Kocer & Co
Harrison
Z. B. Johnson
Hay Springs
Parsons
Hazard
C. W. Trumble
Hemingford
C. A. Shindler
Hyannis
F. M. Spalding
Johnstown
E. KE. Waggener
Kimball
Gue Linn
Crowther-Reed Co
Kansas
Wyoming
Montana
Harpham Bros. CO
Lincoln, Nebraska
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