Farmers' Club Meeting at Sehill Ranch
The Farmers' Club gathered Tuesday at the L. J. Sechil ranch for a profitable and enjoyable day. Seventy three members attended a well hosted event with a modern barn, silo, milking equipment, and a full dinner. Activities included talks and recitals by Mrs. Laing and Mrs. Beal along with a vocal solo by Jack Miller. The next meeting is planned for August 17 at the home of Wm. Rust Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Club
L. J. Sechil Ranch
Mr. Schill
Sehill
Hungary
Mr. Workman
Mr. Selden
G. Laing
Wm. Rust, Jr
Traveling Man Recovers From Cholera Morbus Attack
In 1888 H. W. Ireland of Louisville Ky describes a severe cholera morbus bout. Two doctors failed to help. he bought Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from a hotel porter and, after a double dose, slept and awoke improved to board a train the next morning. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Ireland
Loulaville
Motorcycle Races Set at Fair Grounds Next Sunday
Seven entrants are expected with potential for more as the fair grounds host a 30 mile and a 20 mile motorcycle race. Riders include Chas Schafer Langston Bow man Dull Palmer Emery Mitchell Perkins and others from Grand Island Scottsbluff and nearby. The track is tuned for speed as semi professional riders compete.
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Chas. Schafer
A. D. Langston
L. D. Bowman
Ralph Dull
P. H. Palmer
Grand Ireland
J. A. Emery
Scottsbluff
Geo. Perkins
Mitchell
Farm record work leadership noted for Seidell
County Agent Seidell received the semi annual farm management survey report from the U S Department of Agriculture and the University of Nebraska. The record shows Mr Seidell leads the survey work since May 21 1915.
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Seidell
U. S&s. Department of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
Simple Logic Proves It in This Home Newspaper
Fragmentary text shows a local home newspaper mention of Saeed and everyday reasoning. The readable bits suggest a community context but lack complete details on people, places, or events. The item appears to be a short feature or opinion note.
Farm record book praised by county farmers
A farm record book, neatly ruled and compact with pages for all kinds of records, gained approval from farmers. About 2.4 farms per week of 19 farms started, with 28 total and some sources from outside the county agent. Mr. Seidel leads in counties. Sample books available for 10 cents while supply lasts.
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Seidel
Sloan's Liniment Relief Ad Promises Quick Nerve Pain Ease
An advertising blurb touts Sloan's Liniment for neuralgia and nerve pains in the face head arm shoulders chest and back. It claims relief in minutes and brighter outlook with a 4 ounce bottle priced at 25 cents available at druggists.
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Sloan
Local and Personal Briefs From Scotte Bluff and Nearby
Attorney Burton visited Scotte Bluff on legal business this week. Walter Jones of Grand Island, Nebraska Telephone Co. traffic chief, was in the city. Mrs. Ida M. Ross left for a Washington visit expected to last two months. Pepe Lights, recently in Hot Springs, stayed at Evans hotel. William King, longtime referee, to officiate a July 27 bout in Bridgeport between Jess Verbeck and Fred Parks, both weighing the same for fifteen rounds with eight ounce gloves. Laura Morrison, daughter of E B Morrison, married July 4 in Hot Springs to Jack Potts of Hot Springs. couple to reside in Hot Springs.
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Pepe Lights
Hot Springs
Evans Hotel
William King
Bridgeport
Jess Verbeck
Fred Parks
Sidney
Laura Morrison
EB. R. Morrison
Crawford
Jack Potts
Morrison's
Alliance
Potts
Dr King’s New Life Pills Sold In Glass Bottles
A vintage ad notes well corked glass bottles containing 36 sugar coated white pills priced at 25c. One pill with water before bed is the average dose. Promises easy pleasant use and relief from constipation by morning. 36 for 26c at all druggists.
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Dr. King
Silo plans and a farmer friendly expert in Box Butte
Geo A Hellman, manager of Forest Lumber Co, promotes Common Sense silos in Box Butte. He notes their octagonal walls and extendable height, claims they resist wind and last a lifetime with roofing. He aims to see more silos county wide, regardless of plan.
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Box Butte County
Geo. A. Hellman
Forest Lumber Company
Heilman
Utles
Box Butte
Life as a tree of repeated signs of life
The quote compares life to a tree that repeatedly shows signs of life yet accumulates failures before reaching success, reflecting on perseverance and renewal.
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Phillips Brooks
Left Fist Displays Defiant Gaze Amid Courtroom Quip
In a brief exchange captured by the New York Press a man is described as waiving no rights. he shakes his left fist in the observer’s face as a display of defiance. Separate notices advertise two cheap automobiles for sale through W. D. Rummer. Opal Russell, County Superintendent, announces the State Teachers Examination will be held at Box Butte County Courthouse on Friday July 29.
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New York Press
Box Butte County Court House
Public Notice of Board of Equalization in Alliance
The City Council of Alliance Nebraska will sit as a Board of Equalization on August 6 1915 at 8 o clock p m to hear complaints and levy special assessments for curbing construction in Improvement Districts One Two Three and Six. The notice requires real estate owners to be informed by publication in the Alliance Herald for ten days prior. SEAL Penrose E Romig Mayor Carter Calder City Clerk.
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Alliance
Nebraska
Ebraska
Allance Herald
Penrose E. Romig
Carter Calder
Referee's Notice of Sale in Alliance Nebraska 1914
District Court in Box Butte County Nebraska sets a public auction for September 1 1914 at 2 pm Mountain time. Referee Eugene Burton will sell listed Lots in Alliance including blocks 15 16 25 26 and various subdivisions with bids for whole groups or individual lots and mortgage terms. Ten percent of bid cash due at sale. rents payable in cash upon court confirmation. S. Geisthardt attorney for plaintiffs.
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Atherine Roberts
Eugene Burton
Alliance
Nebraska
Lote
Frank Willson
Fiest National Bank of Alliance
First National Bank of Alliance
Alliance Nebraska Ordinance 211 Funds City Expenses 1916
Ordinance No 211 appropriates funds to defray Alliance Nebraska city expenses for the fiscal year ending the second Monday in August 1916 and levies taxes for general and incidental costs and for the public library maintenance and repair.
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Alliance
Nebraska
Alliance Nebraska approves city budget tax rates in 1915 ordinance
The 1915 Alliance ordinance items a total budget of 31850 for general and incidental city expenses plus maintenance of the public library sewer and park systems and payment of interest and principal on water water extension sewer light city hall and park bonds. It levies taxes of 10 mills for general expenses 3 for library 3 for sewer maintenance 6 for water bonds 2 for water extension 2 for sewer bonds 2 for lighting 1 for city hall 1 for city park and notes effective upon passage and publication.
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Sach City
City OF
Alliance
Nebraska
Aaid City
City of Alliance
Eas
Ordinance Creating Street Improvement District No 7
The city of Alliance Nebraska passes Ordinance No 212 creating Street Improvement District No 7 within Sheridan Addition and Box Butte Addition in Alliance. The ordinance becomes effective after passage approval and publication per law. Signed July 19 1915 by Mayor Penrose B Romig and City Clerk Carter E Calder.
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Alliance
Nebraska
Sheridan
Box Butte
Penrose B. Romig
Carter E. Calder
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Farmers’ Club Meeting
J. J. Seohin
Fair Grounds
Moss
Thurs ‘Advernind
Ceatshall
Saeed
Burton
Scottebluff
Walter Jones
Grand Island
The
Nebraska Telephone Company
Ida M. Ross
Washington
Alliance Lumberman
Farmer's
Upp
Mhyllis
Bourders
Kdlady
Mhyliia
London
Boston
Philadelphia Inquirer
U. & & Wateree
Andes
Irica
W. D. Rummer
W. D. Rumer
Opal Russell
Albert Stoll
Plaintiffs
Ss. L. Geisthardt
Carter E. Carter
Miller Brothers
Fair Grounds Alliance
Broken Bow
Mitchell, Scottsbing and
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