Supreme Court Upholds Day Law In Nebraska Prohibition
The Nebraska Supreme Court affirms a prohibition law provision on possession of intoxicating liquor with Justices Morrissey and the majority upholding the measure. Dissenting Justice Sedgewick argues the ruling undermines the purpose of eliminating saloons and drunkenness and would hamper medicinal use provisions. The case involves Paul B. Fritch, an Omaha druggist, seized whiskey the day after enforcement began.
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Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Land 1918
Department of the Interior announces F Worth Jones of Camp Funston Kansas filed intent to prove up final three year proof for west half of section 14 township 21 north range 47 west 6th P Meridan. Hearing before Captain Gale at Camp Linston Kansas May 13 1918 with witnesses Rey Coals Broadwater Nebraska.
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Percy Benele Joseph Covall and Kenry Sage.vier of Alliance Nebraska are listed in a local notice with an amount 850 894 5 19 and signature T J Okeefe Register.
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