Eleven Democratic officials inducted in Nebraska
In Nebraska on January 4 eleven state officials elected on the Democratic ticket were sworn in led by Keith Neville. Chief Justice A. M. Morrissey administered the oaths as a reception followed the ceremony with legislature members and families present. Governor More headlined the address urging economy, roads, convict labor, and a shorter ballot along with broader reform plans.
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Nebraska
Keith Neville
North Platte
Freir Howard
Columbus
Charles Poole
Hyannis
Willis Ried
Willsam Smith
Victor Wilson
Stramethors
Gigi, Isenesses
Secottabluus
George Hall
Franklin
W. H H. Clemmons
Fremont
P. L. Hall
Lincoln
Harry Landis
Lewnard
A. M. Morrissey
State Supreme Court
Sesson
More
Printing Commission
Public Road Policy and Workers Compensation Proposals
A state road commission should supervise federal and state funds to benefit all areas, with paved roads not deemed essential. Workingmen’s compensation should be more adequate to protect injured employees from employer insolvency. Appropriations should be sufficient yet practical and not wasteful.
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State Road Commission
Unclear advert warning against meat and kidney cleanse cure
Fragmented text promotes meat avoidance to protect kidneys and urges a salt and lemon mix remedy. It mentions uric acid, kidney filtration, and a home treatment prior to breakfast. The piece parades medical claims without reliable sources and reads like an old health quackery blurb.
Look Good Feel Good with Dr King’s New Life Pills
An advertisement promises relief from constipation and tiredness. A box costs 26¢ at the druggist and suggests taking one or two pills at night to feel better by morning.
Court Terms Announced for Sixteenth Judicial District
Judge W H Weetover of Kuehville sets terms for Cherry Mareh and September 106 Sheridan March 26 and October 1 Box Butte April 9 and October 16 Sioux April 20 and November 6 Dover May 14 and November 19 official court reporter J D Scntt named to the post
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16Th Judicial District
W. H. Weetover
Kuehville
Cherry—Mareh
Sheridan
Box Butte
Sioux
Dover
J. D. Scntt
Appointment of Chief Engineer At Burington
A. W. Newton, general superintendent of maintenance of way and attractions of Burington, has been appointed chief engineer. T. J. Calvert is deceased. The head of the department will be continued in Chicano.
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A. W. Newton
Burington
Vier
T. J. Calvert
Sheridan County Day Set During Week of Organized Agriculture
Sheridan county farmers and their wives will ride a special train to Lincoln for meetings during the Week of Organized Agriculture January 15 to 19. Sheridan County day is Thursday January 18. The event is organized through A. C. North, county agricultural agent, with 35 participants scheduled.
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Sheridan County
Lincoln
A. C. North
County Commissioners Examine Bonds and Adjourn in Alliance
The January 2 1917 county commission session in Alliance Nebraska opened with officers Duncan Hashman and Wanek present. Bonds for county officials were examined and approved including Mounts Cox Tash Irish Russell and Knight. bank depository bonds for First National Bank Alliance and Alliance National Bank were approved. The board adjourned to January 3 1917 and later spent the day reviewing county accounts and depository bonds.
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Alliance
Nebr
Board of County Commissionere
Geo. W. Duneen
C. L. Hashman
J. M
First National Bank
Alliance National Bank
Neh Tie Ee
Lie. Wanek
Hargraves
K. I. Christensen
Tin Keane
Dep, Co
Lee Hasge
Ely's Cream Balm for quick relief from nasal congestion
Instant relief for stuffed noses from catarrh or cold with Ely's Cream Balm. A small amount in the nostrils soothes swollen membranes and clears air passages overnight, promising immediate comfort and easier breathing. Apply daily to relieve headaches and dryness without delay.
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Ely
Alliance City Mission November December 1916 Treasurers Report
The treasurer records cash on hand of 81.25 and multiple offerings including Mrs R T Watson 5.00 Mrs Redinbaugh 1.00 Mrs J G Dole 2.00 Mr Lawrence 1.10 and a mission offering 0.50 plus United Presbyterian Aid 1.40 totaling 112.76. Expenditures include varnish and brush 2.75 toilet furnishings 0.45 hardware 3.10 and supplies used on July 4 0.50.
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Alliance City
Pers
R. T. Watson
Redinbaugh
J. G. Dole
J. R. Lawrence
Round Table Circle
United Prnreated
Special train charter planned for farmers at Week of Organized Agriculture
For the first time in the state a special train is being organized to carry farmers to the annual Week of Organized Agriculture. The Herald of Iee notes Oljee supplies and phone 340 for details on securing signatures.
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Oljee
Herald of Iee
Inexpensive all vegetable tea claims safety for teeth
A fragment discusses a vegetable tea product marketed as safe for teeth and gums. It mentions appeal to health, price, and accessibility, claiming the beverage is entirely plant based and inexpensive.
St Jacobs Oil Advertises Rheumatism Relief
A vintage ad promotes St Jacob’s Oil as a cure for rheumatism and related pains. It claims quick relief from pain in joints, muscles, and bones, with a 25 cent bottle available at drug stores and a call to “limber up” and stop suffering. It emphasizes non burning application and a simple at-home remedy.
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St. Jacobs Oil
Is it Catching
The Crawford Courier notes incidents of elopement and marriage in Alliance and nearby towns, claiming unexpected romances surprise families and employers. It jokes about local youth repeating similar acts and jokes about vaccination of its office against further surprise.
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Crawford Courier
Alliance
Alliance Herald
Broken Bow
Crawford
Courier
Ridgell Returns as Fire Commissioner to Lincoln
State Fire Commissioner W B Ridgell returns to Lincoln from Excelsior Springs where he recovered his health after a two month illness. He is among the first announced by Governor Neville and has moved his office to the state land commissioner on the first floor north side of the state house. The Herald seeks clean cotton rags at three cents per pound and does not want woolen rags.
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Nebraska
Albert
Bank Lone
New Capitol
Capitol Commission
National Guard
Supreme Court Commission
Ridgell
Ridwell
Lincoln
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Neville
House of Representatives
State Land Comissioner
State House
Herald
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The
Faith In
Ferring
Burlington
Sheridan Farmers
County Commissioners’ Proceedings
Alliance City Mission
Asia
Herat
St. Jacobs
Geo. Douglas
Sale
Poland
China
Plymouth Rocks
John Deere
Lister John Deere
Perenen Deering
McCormick
Gang
Disc
Cadillac
Pat King
H. P. Coursey
P. S
F. J. Was
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