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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1918
Page
7
The text notes grasshoppers average one thirty-second of an ounce and can consume their weight of crops daily. It estimates birds eating these insects could prevent about 174,897 tons of crops valued at $17,459, with crops worth $10 per ton.
A reflective maxim notes that nature grants shadow and blossom and fruit beyond human planting, reminding that what we sow may be returned by unseen forces with grace and consequence.
A primary election for state representative is scheduled for August 20. Nominees from multiple parties compete to advance to the general election. Ballots will list candidates, and polling locations will be released by election officials.
Lloyd C Thomas highlights his 1917 regular session and 1918 special session work including Nebraska Prohibition Law 18 miles per hour livestock rule State Publicity Law Open Gate Law State Council of Defense and a railroads telegraph and telephone government ownership resolution Soldiers Voting Laws Mineral Leasing Sedition and Home Guard laws He pledges to keep Western Nebraska on the map with fairness and no special favors if reelected.
Camp Dodge reports 12 000 troops from Montana South Dakota and Nebraska filling tents and barracks as quarantine ends. Brig Gen Bush urges discipline and unity for the 88th division preparing for France. Also highlights transfers recruits legal cases at Leavenworth and free admission for uniformed soldiers to the Iowa State Fair.
Eight years as Assistant Attorney General and ten years on the Supreme Court position. Clark Perlios lauds Judge Rose for weighing questions on their merits and writing clear opinions. Three Supreme Court justices to be elected. voters may cast three votes.
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