Western Nebraska land program aims to draw settlers
The speaker touts climate moisture sunshine and soil to attract settlers to western Nebraska. He cites East land prices from 100 to 400 dollars per acre and asserts quarter sections can yield 2400 dollars with deep plowing and Californa style improvements. Plans follow after meetings with interested parties led by D A Bartholow handling sales for Col Paschal in Alliance.
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la California
Nebraska
Northwestern
D. A. Bartholow
Col. Paschal
Ladies Secret 10 Tiarken Gray Hair Remedy Ad
A faded hair remedy ad markets garden sage tea with sulphur and alcohol to darken gray hair, remove dandruff, and stop hair loss. It contrasts home brewing with a ready-made “Sulphur Hair Remedy” selling for about 50 cents, plus mentions Wyeth’s Dogs and Sulphur and a Chase and Sanborn coffee deal.
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Ceormon Garden
Tully Urged to Seek Democratic National Committeeman Post
Charley Tully a popular Nebraska ranchman and staunch Democrat is urged by friends to file for national committeeman from the Sixth district. He is a well known western Nebraska figure and his election would reflect well on the district. He is also urged to run for state senator in the 28th district, where he is expected to win the nomination without opposition and carry the district in November.
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Charley Tully
Tully
Nebraska
Couple Arrested for Disorderly Conduct but Wed Married
Magegle Patrick and James Dean, two colored residents of Alliance, were arrested Tuesday and each fined 25 dollars for disorderly conduct. They were reportedly living as husband and wife for about three years and married on Wednesday with the sentence suspended. Tom White, passing through Alliance with an emigrant car, was fined one dollar and costs in police court on Wednesday. He was en route to Torrington Wyoming to settle there.
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Tom White
Alliance
Torrington
Wyoming
Magegle Patrick
James Dean
Foreclosure Suit In Box Butte County Nebraska
Margaret Curry files a mortgage foreclosure petition in Box Butte District Court against Benjamin E Johnson Harrietta I Johnson and other defendants to recover 2189.67 plus interest on notes dated December 4 1912 securing land in Section 23 Township 26 North Range 50 West. Service by publication ordered for unknown heirs. defendants must answer by April 17 1916. Also Burlington plans 41 coaches eight diners and five mail cars with total cost about 800000 for steel framed cars and dining car innovations.
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Benjamin E. Johnson
Harrietta I. Johnson
E. C
Foss
Anna Foss
Farmers Bank of
Bennet
Nebraska
Eugene K. Bradley
Bradley
Margaret Curry
District Court
Box Butte County
Harrietta I. Benjamin
W. H. Wentover
The
Burlington
Smith Wins Ten Round Boxing Show In Alliance
Tommy Smith of Alliance boxed a clever ten round win over Omaha’s Guy Buckles in a main event at the Phelan opera house. The card included a wresting prelim and two other boxing bouts with strong crowd reception and no discredit to the sport.
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Tommy Smith
Phelan Opera House
Guy Buckles
Omaha
Maunier and
Trabert
Alliance Fire Departments
Bud Dineen
Kid Mahoney
Alliance
Joe Gans
Art Davis
Gans
Jack Johnson
Davis
Smith
Buckles
William King
Tommy
Celan Fehters
Relief for tired feet shoe insert ad copy
An advertisement promotes a 25 cent box product claimed to relieve tired sore aching feet. It promises no more limp or facial strain and that shoes won’t feel tight or hurt feet. The copy emphasizes quick relief and comfort for swollen feet and bad odor.
Sheriff Cal Cox audit finds small countyable balance
J W Guthrie audited six years of Sheriff Cal Cox books and found a net balance due the county of 173.57 paid by Cox. Of that amount 97.16 covered subpoenas fees many deputies did not share. 73.19 resulted from new state fee changes last June. Cox kept receipts, 146 cases not docketed but settled with no trial.
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J. W. Guthrie
Commisnion
Cal Cox
Cox
Justice of the Peace
Cox Had Been Allowed By the Commissioners. Mr. Guthrie
Guthrie
Hog shipments top market in Omaha sale
Oscar O Bannon Alliance businessman shipped two carloads of hogs to Omaha last Saturday with four carloads in three weeks topping the market. Hogs were raised in the county and fed on local corn. Inquiries directed to Simon Spry at 13 11 6673.
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Simon Spry
Oscar O'Bannon
Alliance Business Man
Omaha
South Omaha
Mr. O'Bannon
Alliance W C T U to Meet in Lincoln March 8 9
The Mid-Continent Conference will be held in Lincoln March 8 and 9 with Mies Anna Gordon president National W C T U presiding. Alliance plans to send three delegates Mrs J J Vanes Mrs J W Reed and Mrs J A Keenan. Betty N Sharp announces inspection tour of charitable and reformatory institutions lasting two to three weeks to learn operations. The W C T U will appoint a stand-in for the City Mission in Mrs Sharp’s absence. Financial report shows Alliance City Mission treasurer’s figures for month ending February 29 1916. An attendance contest at Methodist Sunday school ends with the ladies’ class winning. they will host the friends at Lloyd Donovan’s home 423 Big Horn note Friday evening. Men vow to win next.
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Lincoln
Mies Anna Gordon
National
Alliance
J. J. Vanes
J. W. Reed
J. A. Keenan
Betty N. Sharp
Alliance City
City of Alliance
Lass
Methodist Sunday School
Lange
Lloyd Donovan
Price of a Yar Subscription If You Are I Orzzars
The note asks for the yearly subscription price for readers identifying as I orrzars, indicating a pricing inquiry rather than a direct purchase. Specific rates or eligibility details are not provided in the readable text.
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Sheriff's Books
W. Guthrie
Box Butte
Mercory
Allance City
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