Interesting relic a Nebraska City 1864 newspaper found
George A Molliring owns a preserved original Nebraska Daily News from June 2 1864. It includes an obituary of his sister aged 21 months and 17 days, editorials critical of Lincoln, a strange postscript reward ad, and reports on the Potomac Army maneuvers. His father once traded in gold, sending a watch made entirely of gold from the California era. The relic shows era printing contrasts and local ads.
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George A. Molliring
Nebraska Daily News
Nebraska City
George
Lincoln
Sam
Miggs
A. Lincoln
Herald
Army of the Potomac
Abraham Lincoln
Molliring
Nebraska City News
Mr. Mollring
A. F. Mollring
St. Joseph
Denver
California
England
St. Louis
New Lodge Formed in Alliance Ben Hur Tribe
Lew Wallace Court No 148 of the Ben Hur organization organized in Alliance with 40 charter members. District Manager B P Buck spent three weeks recruiting, aided by State Manager J J Cassidy of Lincoln. I D Whaley named chief and Wm Butler scribe, followed by a banquet.
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Crawfordaville
Indiana
Astern
Nebraska
Brother Buck
Chadron
Lew Wallace
Doan's Kidney Pills Credited by Retired Farmer
A Nebraska farmer, Samuel Bixler of Gordon, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his chronic kidney trouble after years of nightly awakenings and pain. He warns others to act quickly in danger signals and recommends asking for Doan's Kidney Pills, 50 cents at dealers.
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Dean
Samuel Bixler
Gordon
Nebr
Doan
Bixler
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Kime v Nolan Appeal Reaches Supreme Court
The case of Joseph A. Kime versus Michael F. Nolan was appealed to the state supreme court by Nolan’s counsel Eugene Burton and B. F. Gilman two weeks after district court trial. Testimony described a October 1913 car trip with John Snoddy to view property, a written exchange to transfer land with Kime assuming an $800 mortgage, and deeds and abstracts exchanged about a month later before Kime sued to rescind the contract about a year and a half later.
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Joseph A. Kime
Michael F. Nolan
Supreme Court
Eugene Burton
B. F. Gilman
Nolan
John Snoddy
Kime
Mr. Kime
Ford
Snoddy
Missionary Resigns to Seek Wyoming Homestead Claim
Rev. B. E. Williamson resigns as district missionary for northwestern Nebraska of the American Sunday School Union and leaves with his family for Gillette Wyoming where he holds a half section homestead. Albert Varley joins him, securing land adjoining in Wyoming. Williamson cites financial needs and potential pastorate nearby. Mrs Williamson is described as cultured and refined and acquainted friends are noted.
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BE. H. Williamson
Northwestern
Nebraska
American Sunday School Union
Gillette
Wyo
Albert Varley
Wm. Varley
Morrill County
Mr. Williamson
Wyoming
Williamson
Alliance
Choice land near Alliance rail line for quick sale
One half section within six miles of Alliance Nebraska near a railroad offers good land values with desirability. Priced at 13.56 per acre this parcel is advertised as selling quickly. Address Box 5384 care Alliance Herald Alliance Nebraska 16 tf 5334.
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Alliance
Care Alliance Herald
Nebraska
Nebraska Girl Wins National Garden Club Honor
Myrtle Mann, 12, of Dawes county, was announced as first place winner in the national Boys' and Girls' Gardening Club competition. The program is conducted cooperatively by the United States Department of Agriculture and state college extensions. Myrtle's reports were filed with the state leader of boys' and girls' clubs.
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Nebraska
Myrtle Mann
Dawes County
United States Department of Agriculture
Colleges of Agriculture
Myrtle
Nebraska club champion at University Farm event nets $71.40
Girls' clubs at the University Farm reported a net profit of 71.40 from a patch just over half an average city lot. Myrtle was named state champion during organized club week. Enrollment for this year closes June 1 and the Agricultural Extension service at University Farm offers membership blanks.
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University Farm
Myrtle
Nebraska
Agricultural Extension Service
Suffering Editor Finds Relief After Chambers Tablets
The Carolina News editor H C Bailey of Chaplin South Carolina reports years of indigestion and liver trouble. After a severe attack he could not go to the case for two days but took three Chamberlain's Tablets and woke the next day feeling like a new man. Ob tainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
H. C. Bailey
Carolina News
Chaplin
8. C
Myer Family Moves From Nebraska to Missouri Farm
E R Myers and family relocate to a farm near Eaden Missouri after years in western Nebraska. Myers profited from a recent public sale and still holds valuable property unsold. The notice touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a beauty aid, endorsed by H F Thiele.
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Nebraska
E. R. Myers
Myers
Eaden
Hollister
H. F. Thiele
Senior Class Day Outing to Rutland Delights Attendees Named
Monday observance saw almost all members board No 41 to Rutland for a day of feasting and enjoyment. They returned on No 48 tired yet buoyant, with many praising the pleasant excursion. The list includes Roy Armstrong, Hazel Sheldon, David Beach, Izetta Renswold, Lois Reeves, Mildred Owens, Orville Davenport, Mary Patterson, Viola Kleinke, Abram Bennett, Nelle Keeler, Ralph Johnson, Dorothy Smith, Harvey Worley, Nellie Wright, Edith Woods, Nella Tash, Ruth Sturgeon, Charles Spacht, Alta Mounts, Mae Brandt, Alforetta Lotspeich, Irma Lotspeich, Donald Graham, James Graham, Charles Hannan, Adah Hill, Bernard Holsten, Eva Sherdeman.
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Rutland
Roy Armatrong
Hazel Marree Sheldon
David Wayne Beach
Izetta Renswold
Lois Beulah Reeves
Littie Mildred Owens
Orville Pence Davenport
Mary Patterson
Viola Lenore Kleinke
Abram Elting Bennett
Nelle Marie Keeler
Ralph Johnson
Dorothy Smith
Harvey Worley
Nellie Wright
Edith Birdene Woods
Nella May Tash
Ruth Dee Sturgeon
Charles Augustus Spacht
Alta Glenn Mounts
Mae Addeline Brandt
Alforetta la Mon
Irma Merce Lotspeich
Donald Graham
James Albert Graham
Charles Edson Hannan
Adah Mildred Hill
Bernard Fred Holsten
Eva Sherdeman
First Class Blacksmithing Advertises New Shop
An advertisement invites customers to a new blacksmith shop in the alley behind Rodgers' store for first class blacksmithing and horseshoeing run by W. L. Carroll.
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Rodgers
W. L. Carroll
Villa’s Campaign Turns City Occupations Into Recurring Gains
The remark notes that after General Villa seizes several cities repeatedly, those gains may endure. It frames Mexico’s turmoil as a pattern of repeated occupations and shifting control amid ongoing military operations.
Jad Salts Kidney Tonic Promises Relief From Backache
An advertisement extols Jad Salts as a cheap, harmless drink to cleanse and stimulate kidneys. It urges high water intake and a daily tablespoon of rad la in water before breakfast to relieve kidney pain, bladder irritation, and backache, claiming the acid of grapes and lemon juice plus lithia improves urinary health.
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Uthia
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George A. Mollring
New Lodge
Rev. E. HM. Williamson
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Alliance Creamery
W. E. Spencer
Simon Spry
Cheyenne Ave
I. W. Schoonover, Prop
Lightning Express
Missouri
Gen. Villa
Pam
Modern Office Supply CO
Herald Publishing Co
Alliance, Nebraska
Ion
Koratio
Kimball Bros
Lincoln, Nebraska
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