Prohibition meeting draws Alliance delegates to Hemingford
About 30 Alliance ladies attended the Friday session led by Mrs. Wm Foaker. Mrs Vance spoke on parliamentary usage and discussed the new prohibition law during a round table. An evening program featured a soprano solo, reports from Alliance and Western Nebraska delegates, and an inspiring address by Mrs Layton, with a silver offering near thirty dollars.
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Paul Armstrong
J. W. Reed
Alliance
Nebraska
U R Land And Cattle Co Ranch Sold To J A Cavern
The 9720 acre U R Land and Cattle Co ranch twelve miles east of Chadron was sold to J A Cavern of Omaha. He buys the entire ranch including cattle and horses from owners J T May W A Carmean and the A W Rickman estate. Most land lies in Sheridan county and Cavern is a leading Omaha grain handler. Douglas and Keith Cavern will operate the ranch with John Celik retained as foreman.
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U. R. Land & Cattle Co
Chadron
J. A. Cavern
Omaha
Largest ranch deal closed in western Nebraska this week
Chadron Journal reports that one of the biggest ranch transactions in western Nebraska was closed this week through H. B. Coffree, a leading local real estate man, highlighting a significant regional sale.
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Chadron Journal
Nebraska
H. B. Coffree
Scottsbluff Soldier Clyde Hays Wounded in France
Clyde Hays, a Scottsbluff boy serving with the Canadian contingent on the western front in France, is reported wounded and in a hospital. A telegram to his father says he arrived April 30 with a gunshot wound to the left leg. likely from battles around Wing Ridge where Canadian forces suffered heavy casualties.
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Scottabluff Star-Herald
Clyde Hays
Scottsbluff
France
W. S.S. Hays
Clyde Haye
Wing Ridge
Baby Found On Hospital Doorstep In Bayard Mystery
A two day old baby was found on the steps of a Bayard hospital run by Mr and Mrs L C Leach around 3 AM last week. The infant was nearly naked and loosely wrapped, sparking widespread speculation locally.
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Bridgeport News-Blade
Bayard
L. C. Leach
Flags Raised In Courthouse Windows Across Custer County
Supervisor Fred Hayes leads the effort to place American flags in every courthouse window. The work nears completion as the courthouse gains a patriotic look with most windows displaying colors. Citizens are urged to display flags to join the display and show spirit.
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Custer County
Court House
Fred Hayes
Six Thousand Acre Ranch Sold In County Transfer
County Commissioner John H. Vinton of Whitman area bought a 6000 acre ranch from Lark Doyle 30 miles south of Whitman. The deal covers 682 cattle including 150 yearlings. Price listed at 6 per acre plus 60 per head totaling 74000 dollars, the county’s largest such sale in years.
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Hyannis Tribune
John H. Vinton
Whitman
Lark Doyle
Horses Run Away Breaking Both Legs Near Hay Springs
A serious accident near Hay Springs claims Mrs. Charles Shubert when frightened horses ran away while she rode home in a spring wagon. She was thrown from the wagon and suffered multiple injuries as the horses bolted.
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Hay Springs
Charles Shubert
Accident Injures Woman as Harness Fails at Work Site
Dr. Dolaom reports both legs badly broken after an accident when the heavy work harness unhooked and the tongue released from the vehicle. The unmanageable team dragged Mrs. Shubert, a near 200 pound woman, preventing any self rescue as the crash occurred.
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Dolaom
Shubert
Potash Plant Hope Sparks Lakes Region Talk
Oshkosh resident E M Eldred reports potash in lake waters and considers piping to Lisco for an evaporating plant. He notes the lakes north of town hold potash and urges local towns Oshkosh Lewellen and Lisco to act, predicting the Platte valley as a natural outlet and big local dividends.
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Oshkosh Herrald
E. M. Elderd
Nebraska
Lakes Country
Burlington Railroad
Platte Valley
Lisco
Oshkosh
Lewellen
Mr. Eldred
Clear Your Skin in Spring House Cleaning
Spring cleaning means tidying inside and out to improve skin health. The article notes acne as a springtime skin issue and suggests routine care with gentle cleansing and hydration to reduce blemishes.
Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad Promotes Vitality
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a mild laxative to flush intestines and cleanse wastes. It claims the product clears complexion and brightens the eye and urges trying it tonight at druggists. Adv-7
Christian Science Services in Alliance Nebraska
The Christian Science Society of Alliance Nebraska holds services in Adler hall 314 Box Butte. Sunday School at 10 a.m. for ages up to 20, Sunday sermon at 11 a.m. with the lesson subject Mortal and Immortal. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock features experiences and testimonies. All are welcome.
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Christian Science
Christian Science Society of Alliance
Nebraska
Adler Hall
Box Butte
Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment Promised Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a fast antiseptic remedy for skin troubles including eczema pimples blackheads acne tetter and blotchy skin. It claims immediate relief for painful eruptions and urges purchase at local drugpints with a guaranteed result.
Nebraska letters patent list 1917 week ending May 16
Official list from the United States Patent Bureau issued in Washington to Nebraska inhabitants for the week ending May 16 1917. Patents include Adolph Br Hoefelman Platte Center anti theft pedal lock for automobiles and Paul K Siert Blair Chicken brood and grain sprouter. Also announces upcoming events in Nebraska from May to June including G A R encampment and various association meetings in Columbus Omaha Lincoln and surrounding areas. Advertising at the Herald office with sample prices and phone number.
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United States
Washington, D. C
Nebraska
Sturges & Sturges
Omaha
Nebr
Adolph BR
Hoefelman
Platte Center
Paul K. Siert
Blair
Elmer Rf
King s New Discovery Ad Touts Cough Cold Relief
Dr King s New Discovery advertised as the standard remedy for coughs and colds in thousands of homes. It promises to soothe sore throats and relieve bronchial affections with antiseptic qualities and quick relief. Available at your druggist for 60 cents.
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