Report on Condition of First State Bank Alliance Nebraska
Report details the financial condition of The First State Bank at Alliance Nebraska as of Peb 25 1918 sworn by cashier Jay O Walker. Notary J D Emerick attests the document dated March 1918 with signatures of directors Copset and Chas Bnrroittan.
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Alliance
Nebraska
State of
Box Buttega
I. Jay O. Walker
State Banking Board
H. C. Copset
Chas
What Shall I Preach Jesus Christ and Him Crucified
Stephen J. Epler argues ministers should preach Jesus Christ and him crucified amid rapid world changes. He says personal salvation leads to a purified home, aRedeemed Church, and global reform, starting with the individual and extending to families and nations. He cites Paul and Wilson on Christ centered ministry.
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Paul
Jesus Christ
Redeemer
Christ
Abraham
Hoa
Wilson
Stephen J. Epler
Church of Christ
Thousand Dollar War Savings Limit Club Forming in Nebraska
A Nebraska plan forms a Thousand Dollar War Savings Limit Club for residents who subscribe to $1,000 in War Savings Stamps. State director will distribute engraved cards suitable for framing to each member, bearing the club’s notice and membership criteria.
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Nebraska
Nebraska War Savings Limit Club Enrolls John Jones
The notice confirms John Jones has subscribed for one thousand dollars in War Savings Stamps, the per person limit. Ward M. Burgess, State War Savings Director, will receive weekly lists from county chairmen and issue engraved membership cards and congratulatory letters. A town Limit Club is urged to publish member lists and elect officers. about two thousand men are eligible, with a goal of one thousand more after the March 22 statewide drive.
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John Jones
Ward M. Burgess
Burgess
Eres
Limit Club
Independence and home ownership in American spirit
The Columbus Dispatch argues that renting erodes personal independence and self reliance. It laments a drift toward rented quarters as a social degeneration, contrasting it with the historic American ideal of independent, owned homes as a symbol of vitality.
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Columbus
Ohio
America
South Omaha Livestock Prices Open Week Lower on Cattle Sheep
At Union Stock Yards Omaha Neb March 5 a heavy cattle run and slow lower market occur with bids 10 15 cents lower. cattle ranges include good to choice beeves 12.25 to 15.00, cows and feeders down 10 to 15 cents, hogs steady to nickel lower with tops around 16.25, sheep and lambs heavy receipts about 25 000 head and trade slow with lambs 15 25 cents lower.
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Union
Omuala
Neb
The Ultimate Consumer Quote Exchange
The dialogue frames the ultimate consumer as one who spends his last penny to keep body and soul together in a wry exchange from Puck. Frieda questions the idea while Father defines it as propping life with every last cent.
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Frieda
Father
Puck
Sequest to a Pet Dog I Peg o Heart Bequest
A Irish terrier bequeaths possessions to neighbors and household members in a humorous will. Items include Nassau the neighbor’s dog receiving the brown leather collar and bones, Vachel the cat receiving a blue china plate and bowls, and the master and mistress receiving respect, obedience, and adoration. The dog’s joys and memories are left to a successor or anyone able to use them, with the cellar box given to the cook for kindling.
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Peg O
Nassau
Vachel
Christopher Morley
Traveling salesman seeks work at penitentiary
A reform warden assigns new arrivals work. Tailor Levinski is ordered to a trade if possible, but no opening exists. He offers he is a cracker jack traveling salesman, implying a different skill set could be utilized.
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Levinski
Man of Many Whimsies Thiers Theorizes On Self Apparent Limits
A portrait of Thiers as a man who joked about universal competence and his own abilities. He quipped that a candidate for a director post at Sevres could not be made for that role, and he admitted a similar vanity about knowing chemistry despite seeming unsuited.
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Thiers
Mgr
Gabriel Hanotaux
France
Sevres
M. Thiers
Tam
Mince Pie Ration Pleases Soldiers in Camp
Soldiers from private to officer praise mince pie as great eats. None Such Misce Meat is touted as home kitchen quality, with recipes for pies cakes puddings and cookies. The paraffin lined package saves flour labor and money while expanding with added morture and keeps well, aiding U S Food Administration.
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U. S. Food Administration
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W. S. S. Thousand Dollar Limit Club OF
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South Omaha
Woodruff Ball CO
Valentine
Omaha
Cal
Gatinee Daily
Peruna
Elizabeth Reuther
11Th &T
N. W
Washington, D. C
Mr. Seaver
Mazola
Corn Products Refining Company
New York
Selling Representatives Containealens
Omaha, Nebraska
Mazon
H. B. Brand
Harpham
Fremont
Ainsworth
E. C. Ballard
Lewellen
Rohlfing & Berquist
Rhein-Rousey Co
Lisco
Liseo Merc. Co
Anselmo
W. W. Bass & Co
Litchfield
H. L. Nelson
Ansley
Comstock & Mills
Lodgepole
E. Fenske
Ashby
J. Halloren
Lbr
Long Pine
M. J. Potter
Bayard
Henderson & Franklin
Melebta
Dutton & Sons
Belmont
Reisdorfer Bros
Merna
A. J. Read
Berwyn
G. C. Stanton
Merriman
Lesert Hdw
Bridgeport
H. C. Burke
Minatare
C. E. Clough
Broadwater
J. R. Minshall
Mitchell, Riley & Tyler
Broken Bow
H. H. Squires
Morrill
Logan
Ogallala
C. E. Bass & Co
Crookston
Holmes
Oshkosh
Quelle Bros
Dalton
P. M. Cramer
Potter
W. Johnson
Dix
Phil Nelson
Rushville
Coffey & Wasmund
Gordon
Jos
Kocer & Co
Connell
Harrison
Z. B. Johnson
Scottsbluff
R. D. Owens
Hay Springs
Parsons How. Co
Sidney
C. D. Essig
Hazard
C. W. Trumble
Thos. Olson
Hemingford
C. A. Shindler
Sutherland
E. C. Brown
Hyannis
F. M. Spalding
T. L. Evans
Johnstown
B. BE
Waggoner
Whitman
G. Wright
Kimball
Gus Linn
Whitney, Whitney Supply Co
Lakeside
Crowther-Reed Co
Wood Lake
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
South Dakota
Harpham Bros. CO
Lincoln, Nebraska
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