3 Year Homestead Law Final Proof Requirements
The article summarizes a long 3 year homestead residence law with final proof rules and exceptions. It notes conditions for entryants and heirs to obtain patents, residence and cultivation requirements, continuous leaves of absence, and provisions for death or succession. It highlights that proof must show habitation and cultivation, with areas and dates tied to sections and acts, and that the Interior Secretary may adjust cultivation.
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Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
United States
Seach
Secretary of the Interior
Value of Life Insurance for Nebraska Mutual policyholders
The Nebraska Mutual Life Insurance monthly bulletin explains that life insurance acts as immediate cash for a beneficiary after death, unlike bank balances that become estate property and wait through probate. It argues life policies provide quick, market-insensitive settlement, serving as essential emergency funds for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Nebraska Mutual Life Insurance Co
Jane
Howier
Nebraska
Allan Resting in Store as Nervous Prostration Forces Break
Allan sat in a shop for four or five hours resting after doctors advised quiet due to nervous prostration. The proprietor, who found newborn mice in a coffee cinder, wondered why he did not stay at a hotel while Allan watched evations build a ma in the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan
Uso
Tham
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Alliance Ad
A local testimonial praises Doan's Kidney Pills as an effective remedy for kidney trouble. The letter cites relief from winter kidney issues and notes purchases at Houlsten's Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is listed as the U S sole agent with price 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Alliance
Doan
Heolsten
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Special Meetings At First Baptist Church In Alliance
Special meetings will begin at 8 p m Friday July 5 1912 at the First Baptist church Evangelist Rev Langston of the chapel car Glad Tidings will conduct series of services in the church and shops. The party arrives Tuesday from Scottsbluff after a successful campaign and may also speak in the car. All are invited to attend and hope for a long helpful stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Langston
Scottsbluff
Mosquito Tale from Chadron Draws Credulity
Dr George A Clay of Chadron reports a startling insect story claiming mosquitoes rose from the ground in rows and swarmed the city by the thousands, a tale he says is absolutely true and which he shared before traveling to Scottsbluff.
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George A. Clay
Chadron
Scottsbluff
Crawford Courier
Beets on the horizon for Alliance from Omaha visitors
Tom Tuck former Grend restaurant proprietor from Alliance arrived with George Hin to explore sugar beet growing contracts for next year. They visited the North Platte Valley and met with Soy Jee Hong Herb Co of Omaha dealers in Chinese herbs and remedies.
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Tom Tuck
Alliance
Grend
George Hin
Tom
Soy Jee Hong Herb Co
Omaha
North Platte Valley
Miss Nelike Carter Changes Address to Bayard
Nelike Carter, formerly a clerk at a Hem ingford store, writes The Herald seeking a change of address for her subscription to Bayard.
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Nelike Carter
Hemingford
the Herald
Bayard
Stockmen’s convention drew wide attendance at Alliance
The June 28 notes report the Stockmen’s convention in Alliance lasting three days with aerial displays in a Curtis biplane drawing crowds from afar. Local visitors include Ira B. Tash, L. Mason and others while auto travel and social visits are frequent around Marsland and Hay Springs.
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Hay Springs
Jiaze? Bowman
Alliance
Dr. Bowman
Alllahoo
Omaha
Marsland Tribune
Henry Shimek
Orn Philips
Tom Furman
J. M. Willis
Satury
Burleigh
M. E
Bell
Lee Basye
Allance
John Herleth
Lee
Forest Lumber Company
Our City
Mitchell
Marsland
al- Hianse
Ora Phillips
Curtis
C. H. Richey
Rushville Standard
A. D. New
H. F. Wasmund, Jr
Pine Ridge
J. C. Ward
Albany
H. Ballard
Monster Mass Meeting Highlights Lincoln Religious Day
Lincoln hosts a broad religious gathering on capitol grounds with speeches by Richard L. Metcalf E J Burkett and Governor Aldrich. The event features the Trinity military band and St Paul choir, signaling a new union in faith and civic life.
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Lincoln
Teenater Union
Capitol
Richard L. Metcalf
E. J. Burkett
Totoy
Aldrich
Trinity Military Band
Big St. Paul Choirm
Aldrich Backs Roosevelt as Nebraska Governor Seeks Campaign Endorsement
Governor Aldrich issues a formal statement declaring alignment with Theodore Roosevelt. He defends his progressive Republican record and asserts Roosevelt as the logical Chicago nominee, citing widespread party and public support.
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Lincoln
Aldrich
Theodora Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Republican Party
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party of
Colonel Roosevelt
Be er Bottle Corner Case Reaches Supreme Court
The attorney general's office received a communication from George Backen of Alliahee about a suit before the supreme court on the legality of the famed beer bottle corner. The ruling could affect many school land sections along the line and about 200 acres of Backen's 640 acres may be in the contested location. N B Switzer, chief of survey, is pushing to expedite the matter as land impact hinges on the corner finding.
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Lincoln
Attorney General’s Office
George Backen
Alliahee
Supreme Court
Backen
Nebraska stockmen hail western state as rise in stock raising
A South Omaha delegation of twenty five dealers toured western Nebraska towns including Scottsbluff Mitchell Minatare and Alliance declaring unexcelled opportunities for stock raising and predicting the region will soon become the center of western stock raising activities. They praised Nebraska hospitality after three days of receptions across the state.
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Omaha
South Omaha
Scottabluff
Mitchell
Minatore
Alliance
Nebraska
Fremont youth dies in horse accident near Rogers
Bernard McNally, found dead north of Rogers, did not kill himself with carbolic acid but was accidentally killed when a fractious horse he was driving kicked him in the head. Friends say two physicians found skull fractures sufficient to cause death.
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Fremont, Neb
Bernard McNally
Rogers
Stranger in jail identified as Julius Pritchard from Humboldt
Beatrice Nebraska sheriff Schick concluded the jail inmate held for assaulting an eight year old girl is Julius Pritchard, previously imprisoned five years in the Kan Bas penitentiary. He had used the name Frank Miller when arrested. his home is Humboldt Nebraska.
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Beatrice
Neb
Fire prevention letters sent to bankers statewide
C A Randall chief deputy fire commissioner sends circular letters to bankers about fire prevention ideas. The letters mirror those sent to state editors. Convict Albert Prince, the Black murderer of Deputy Warden Davia, faces the gallows in August and spends most time with the Bible, behaving as a model prisoner.
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C. A. Randall
Albert Prince
Davia
Pioneer settler H. E. El Hatt dies after eye operation
Columbus Nebraska June 29. H E El Hatt longtime Platte county pioneer dies at Clarkson Hospital Omaha after eye operation. He had been injured while playing with his two year old grandson.
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Columbus
Neb
el Hatt
Platte County
Clarkson
Omaha
Fourth of July history through the ages and milestones
This retrospective lists notable Fourth of July events and anniversaries from 1776 to late 1800s. It cites key moments such as independence proclamations, battles, treaties, and important inaugurations, along with landmark memorials and milestones tied to the date.
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Dorylaeum
Phyrgia
Soliman
Asia Minor
John of
England
American
Florida
Amidias
Carlow
Atlantic
Walter Raleigh
Sir Walter Raleigh
Whitehall
Cromwell
Colo
Declananiun
Flashes for the Fourth and mixed sayings on travel
A garbled set of aphorisms and misread phrases repeats patriotic themes and humorous lines. The text includes lines about a father and son, fools and dangers on the road, and a few unclear references to rockets and hospitals. The overall content reads like a collage of quips with no single clear event.
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Herald
Congress
Ite
Scassors
A Jase
Mullen Tribune
Hyannis Tribune
Ira B. Tash
Hyannis Masonic Lodge
McPherson County
A. T. Davis
Baltimore
Gordon Journal
Richards
Comstock
Wileworth
Overton and
Clar
Benj. Kubler
Morrill Mail
Ef, Mead Wilcox
Peor Mitchell
Edgemont Enterprise
Evelyn Kerr
Arlene Birdadell
Marietta
N. Y
Nebraska News
Monster Mass
J. T. Thonson
Fred Vaughan
Justice Court
Mit
Emil Quick
Smith
Albert Lilenman
Hear Ashland
Fas
Platte River
Vital Statistics
W. H. Wilson
Anton Thompson
Washington County
Bec Pierce
George A. Lanestaff
Aul
Anton
Paul
Aldrich Hall
State Normal Board
Kearney
Atute Normal School
Atute
Denver
George
Richardson
Cuming
Jefferson
Adams
Madison
Johnson
Franklin
Delzell
State Normal School
Ntee Normal Board
I. F. Roach
A. H. Viele
Norfolk
J. J. Tooley
Anselmo
Rock Island Railway
Railway Commission
Agricultural Department
Bureau of Chemistry
Redfern
Nebraska Pure Food Department
Alor
Miller
Randall
Prince
Columbus Pioneer
Nies
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Frankiin
Clark
Kaskaskia
Wyoming
Willamsburg
Philadelphia
J. Q. Adams
United States Senate
Plioneer
Pittsburgh
Garibaldi
Erie Canal
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
James Monroe
Texas
Mexico
Washington Monument
Washington
Vicksburg
General Grant
China
Francis Scott Key
San Francisco
Hawaii
Schley
Cervera
Santiago Bay
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