Morning internal bath proposed for health and digestion
A health column extols drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels prior to breakfast. It claims benefits such as relief from headaches bad breath and constipation and urges readers to buy a quarter pound of limestone phosphate.
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha March 13 1917
Receipts of cattle hogs and sheep at Union Stock Yards South Omaha show a moderate cattle run about 6800 head with strong demand for prime beef and lighter stock. Prices listed for cows calves feeders stockers and veal. hogs declined slightly with most sales near 14.35. Sheep and lambs softened with Mexican ewes at 17.00.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Hans Tavis
Selinng
Brandt Sale Tuesday March 20 at Gaddia ranch
On Tuesday March 20 HH H Brandt holds a closing-out sale at the George D Gaddia ranch six miles south of Alliance. A free lunch at 11 followed by Col Coursey selling 156 head of livestock, including 40 milk cows, plus horses and a large machinery list. Sale aims to attract a large crowd as Brandt moves from a dairy herd to Fort Morgan.
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HH. H. Brandt
George D. Gaddia
Alliance
Col. Coursey
Mr. Brandt
The
Herald
Brandt
Fort Morgana
Federal Land Bank Organizes in Omaha
Officers of the new Federal Land Bank at Omaha held a meeting to organize fairs of the bank. The temporary office is Room 206 Woodmen of the World Building. Inquiries may be sent to the Federal Land Bank at that address.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frances Keller
New York
Loan Bank Organizis
New
Federal Land Bank
Omaha
Woodmen of the World Building
Stone Age Living Native Tribe In Bolivia Survives Isolated
An Indian tribe in Bolivia shuns whites and survives in a Stone Age lifestyle. They craft tools and weapons from stone bone and wood, living with minimal outside contact.
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Bolivia
Daylong House Session Sets Record With Nineteen Bills Passed
The Nebraska House, chaired by Thomas of Box Butte and Sheridan, moved swiftly with nineteen bills acted on before adjournment. A Senate Democratic caucus named Mattes as chair for the expected sitting committee, with a mix of Democrats and Republicans from several counties. Alliance figures and local visitors, including J. J. Vance, Eugene Burton, Archie Gregory, Jack Hawes, and Beal's loan bill, shaped a busy legislative week.
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Thomas
Box Butte
Sheridan
Senate
Alliance
Capitol
J. J. Vance
Jay
Eugene Burton
Lincoln
Archie Gregory
Jack Hawes
Harpham Brothers
Beal
Nebraska
House
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