Jeremiah Tried and Acquitted and Jehoiakim Burns the Prophet
A church study guide from August 1911 outlines questions on Jeremiah chapters twenty six and thirty six. It prompts analysis of Jehoiakim’s character, God’s messages to Jeremiah, and the fate of prophets, urging faithful rebuke of sin despite danger.
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T.S. Linccott PD
Jeremiah
Golden Tex
Jehoiakim
Josiah
Kingdom of
Judah
Jesus
Legion
Mall Closings at Alliance Post Office Schedule
Train timetables list closing times by direction and train number in Mountain time. East Bound No 44 at 11 20 am and No 42 at 11 00 pm. West Bound No 45 at 12 30 pm and No 41 at 11 00 pm. South Bound No 36 at 12 30 pm and No 301 at 11 00 pm. Sundays and holidays malls close at 6 pm. IRA E Tash P M.
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Alliance Post Office
Ira E. Tash
Beal & Sons Plant Stockpiles Cement Materials
A large line of blocks and cement building material sits on hand at Beal and Sons' plant just north of the Row ann elevator. Telephone 335 or 366.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beal & Sons
Rowann
Blood Purifying Pills Claim Health Restore
In fighting to keep the blood pure, white corpuscles attack germs but can be overwhelmed leading to pimples boils eczema and sores. Electric Bittera is said to regulate stomach liver and kidneys and expel poisons from the blood. They are claimed to purify blood and build health. 50c at F. J. Brennan's.
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Butt
C. T. Budabn
Tracy
Calif
F. J. Brennan
Vacancy notice for table or room applications
A classified advertisement invites applications for a vacant room or place at your table, signaling availability and the call for interested parties to respond.
Prices Rise Draw Complaints At South Omaha Market
Nebraska report notes a proposed price hike at Union Stock Yards South Omaha for corn to 1.19 a bushel and hay to 25 per ton. Complainants include W M McClure of Gooding Idaho and other farmers arguing the increases hurt single-flock wool producers and would force lower wool sales.
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Corr
South Omaha
Lincoln
Neb
Union Stock Yards Company
State Railway Commission
W. McClure
Gooding
Idaho
National
Wool Growers’ Association
West
Omaha
L. D. Watson & Bon
Pilger
J. H. Presson
Tecumseh Chautauqua Opens With Eight Day Program
Tecumseh Nebraska hosts the fifth annual chautauqua starting Sunday evening. A strong program is arranged for an eight day session. The Johnson County teachers Institute will be held in conjunction with the assembly.
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Tecumseh, Neb
Johnson County
Teachers’ Institute
Benkelman Fire Destroys Twelve Businesses on West Chief Street
A fire starting in Graham's restaurant swept twelve firms on West Chief Street in Benkelman. Loss estimated at 20000 dollars with 15000 dollars covered by insurance.
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Benkelman
Weat Chief Street
Graham
Budget Grows Half Million in Nebraska Taxes
The Nebraska state board of assessment reports total taxes of $2,576,000.46, a $615,640.39 increase from 1910. The new levy is 6 1/2 mills, with a 1/2 mill state aid levy for bridges over 175 feet wide. General fund levy is 6 mills, up from 4 mills, raising $2,077,850.37 versus $1,648,504.51 last year.
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Nebraska
State Board of Assessment
General Fund
Degrees Conferred at University of Nebraska Summer School
Commencement exercises in Lincoln awarded seven master of arts degrees and thirteen bachelor degrees in arts or science. Two graduates earned law degrees. Dean Charles E. Bessey presided after an address by RE A. Graff of the Omaha public schools. Ceremony was in Memorial Hall.
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University of Nebraska
Lincoln
College of Law
Charles EB. Bessey
RE. A. Graff
Omaha Public Schools
Memorial Hall
University
Three Farmers Sue R ailroad Over Hog Losses Near Dunbar
Marshall T Harrison C J Mullis and William T Ashton sue the St Louis and San Francisco railway in district court for damages from 476 to 430 dollars claiming improper care of hogs bought at West Plains Kansas and shipped home. Hogs died en route and others after arrival from diseases contracted during transit. Sheriff Fisher seized several railroad cars in Nebraska City as part of the action.
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Marshall T. Harrison
C. J. Mullis
William T. Ashton
Dunbar
St. Louis
San Francisco Railway
West Plains
Kan
Sheriff Fisher
Nebraska City
Veterinarian Tour Finds Glanders in Northwest Nebraska Horses
Stars Veterinarian Boostrum tours Irwin Mitchell Ravenna and Brownlee after a state appropriation to cover two thirds of appraised glandered horse values prompts owners to report infections. Twenty eight horses were examined and condemned.
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Stars
Boostrum
Nebraska
Irwin
Mitchell
Ravenna
Brownlee
Motorcycle Crash Near Hastings Leaves Rider Unconscious
J K Hershey of Kenesaw Nebraska was thrown from his motorcycle when he hit a sand pile on the road near Hastings. He landed several yards away, was found unconscious, and transported to a hospital. Doctors reported a head hemorrhage with a blood clot in his throat and fought to prevent death.
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J. K. Hershey
Kenesaw, Neb
Hastings
Mr. Hershey
Chief Donahue Objects to Supreme Court Findings
Chief of Police J. J. Donahue of Omaha filed objections to findings of fact and conclusions of law reported by Referee Evans to the supreme court. The suit, brought by Attorney General Thompson at the instigation of ex Governor Shallenberger under the Sackett law, seeks to oust Donahue from office. Three Conventions at Omaha. Omaha Neb Aug 1 Omaha will host 140 guests from Monday to Thursday with sessions by the National Association of Sheriffs Nebraska Sheriffs' Association and National Association of Sheet Metal Contractors plus the National Clay Court and Western Trap Shooters tournament.
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Donahue
J. J. Donahue
Omaha
Evans
Supreme Court
Thompson
Shallenberger
Neb
National Association of Sheriffs
Nebraska Sheriffs’ Association
National Association of Sheet Metal Contractors
Calocide Foot Remedy Promises Quick Cure for Feet
An old purchaser guide touts dissolving two tablespoons of Calo ride compound in hot water to soak feet for fifteen minutes nightly. It claims instant relief from pain and inflammation, bunions normalize, corns peel away, and feet stay fresh. A twenty five cent package is said to suffice and doctors no longer restrict it to physicians.
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Drake & Bare
Co-operative Store
Alliance
First State Bank
Hemingford
Nebr
Dierks Lumber & Coal Co
D. Waters
Mgr
Bell Telephone Service
Nebraska Telephone CO
T.H. Beeson
Alliance Mgr
Dr. Linscott
International Press Bible Question Club
TS Lincon
Post Office Directory
Nebraska News
National Wool Growers
Aldrich
C. C. Husted
Mr. Presson
Soldiers' and Sailors’ Home
Milford
Mickey
Sheldon
Dr. Maresh
State Dental Board
E. G. Magel
Advisory Board of Pardons
Charles Pumphrey
Ham Pak
Maga
Shallentie Cer
State Hospital For
Mra
Mabel Shreve
Cornish
District Court
Hay
Shreve
Royse
Jackson
Justice of the Peace
Tecumseh Chautauqua
Nebraska University
Farmers Sue Railroad
Tyber
OPERA
M. Ruth Taylor
Laramie Rue
Burton & Westover
Law Land Attorneys
First National Bank
William Mitchell
Torney
Law
H. M. Bullock
Attorney At Law
F. M. Broome
U.S. Landlaa Guarantee
Opera House Book Alliance
Bruce Wilcox
Aince Register
ORLTE
Drs
Coppernoll
Geo. J. Hand
C. H. Churchill
J. £. Moore
Fletcher Block
Fpl
Gale
Ofek Rig
H. H. Bellwood
M. D
Chas E. Slagle
Holsten’s
Frances Danos
RED Cross
T. J. Threlkeld
Undertaker
Gadsby Store
Res
J. P. Hazard
Alliad RF
Uburges
Oliver McEuen
Chines
Geo. D. Darling
Harry P. Coursey
Phone 64 Alliance
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