Protecting Nebraska Livestock Editorial Commends Board Work
The Omaha World Herald praises the Nebraska state livestock sanitary board for hog disease control and urges cattlemen to join the Nebraska Stock Growers Association to boost cooperation. It lists livestock totals and values, notes board vets provide guidance on hog cholera, and calls ranchers to improve outreach for wider disease prevention benefits.
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Omaha World Herald
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Woodl-Herald
Herald
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Nebraska
Best Insurance for Stockmen and Brand Inspection Returns
The Nebraska Stock Growers Association provides brand inspection that repays dues many times over. For every dollar in dues last year about fifteen dollars was paid back in strays recovered, and over the five-year span the average is about twenty-five dollars per dollar. The Alliance Herald offers free pamphlets and membership info upon request.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Herald
Adams Drafts Honest Campaign For Nebraska Senate
George M. Adams of Crawford, a Democrat, seeks the state senate seat in the 28th district. He cites prior service in the Nebraska House and a record he calls a pledge of future action. Voters are urged to read his announcement in The Herald.
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George M. Adams
Crawford
Box Butte
Sioux
Dawes
Sheridan
Cherry
Rock
Brown
Nebraska
Good Legislative Timber in Dawes and Sioux District
The article endorses Democrat Charles Naylor, longtime Dawes County clerk, predicting his strong popularity in Dawes county and a likely big majority in Sioux county. It argues he would be a credit to the district and make a solid legislative record if elected.
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Dawes
Herald
Charles Naylor
Dawes County
Nebraska
Sioux County
Read Political Advertisements in The Herald Columns
The Herald invites readers to study political advertisements in its pages. It disclaims responsibility for statements and notes campaigns are usually reliable though candidates or businessmen may mislead. It doubts urging support solely due to ad patronage.
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Herald
Fragmentary headline notes claims to be considered
A fragment from a newspaper item mentions that claims are to be given careful consideration. The readable text provides no additional names dates or places to specify.
Scientific Crop Breeding Booklet From Moorefield Author
Hon James Pearson of Moorefield Nebraska has had his Herald article on Improving Farm Crops by Scientific Breeding printed as a booklet for distribution. The piece blends clear science with accessible language and is praised as an excellent read for all ages. Copies are free at The Herald office or by writing to the author who is also Nebraska’s Democrat nominee for lieutenant governor.
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James Pearson
Moorefield
Nebr
Herald
Altho
Herald Office
Pearson
Nebraska
Edgar M. Martin Seeks Re election as County Treasurer
The Herald notes Edgar M. Martin seeks a second term as Box Butte County treasurer after receiving the Democratic renomination without opposition. Althea Harper has won the Republican nomination for the same office, and there is general expectation Martin will continue as treasurer. The piece also mentions local sentiment supporting two-term officials and a related note on a sugar bulletin from Domestic Sugar Producers.
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Herald
Edgar M. Martin
Althe
Martin
Nebraska
Box Butte
Now is the time to expand Nebraska university here
A Nebraska reader argues against a long range campus expansion plan in favor of immediate growth. He warns against dreaming of a distant university era and urges using 1964 resources to provide needed extra space now, trusting divine guidance for future needs.
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Guy Wilson
Laurel
Col. Mulberry Schera
Nebraska
Paul
Lights
Bess
James
Candidate Stewart Opposes Removal Measure 305
Ow m P. Stewart republican candidate for representative Fifth district opposes the removal citing lack of convincing benefits and urging voters to oppose the measure in November. He argues removal lacks absolute reasons and real benefits have not been proven by supporters.
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P. Stewart
The Environment Bogie Com Mentions Campus Morals
A U A C E Com to Miss Breniser argues that emphasis on environment is overblown. The sun shines equally on campus and farm alike and a student’s progress depends on inner resolve rather than location.
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State Farm
Lincoln
U. A. C. E Com
Breniser
Vote to keep the university where it is
Editorial argues against moving the university from its current site. It warns removal would waste forty years of investment, restrict access for poor students, reduce urban employment opportunities in law, and raise costs including substantial streetcar fares for students while increasing managerial burdens due to distance from the city business center.
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Law Department
Removal of School of Agriculture Harms University Growth
The document argues that moving the School of Agriculture to the farm will disrupt university work for eight to fifteen years, waste funds on removal, reduce equipment and faculty hiring, and deprive students of city advantages like churches, YMCAs, libraries, and business networks, leaving them narrowly educated.
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School of Agriculture
Elght
Y.M C. A
University Campus Expansion Debate and Funding Proposal
A state university faces crowding with fifteen buildings and plans to enlarge the campus to forty acres. A joint committee recommends moving to the State Farm with a one mill levy for eight years, about double the existing three quarters of a mill for six years.
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State Farm
State Senate
House of Representatives
Board of Regents
Our University For All in Lincoln Speaks to Access
An appeal argues the Nebraska university should remain in the city to stay affordable for working students. It contrasts urban access with a distant state farm site and cites Frank D. Eager’s 1893 quote on keeping the university local. References to contemporary war tax and opinions about education appear in a miscellany of quotes.
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Nebraska
Frank D. Eager
Lincoln Daily Star
William
Nancy
Alliance graduate profile ties to public school and universities
A speaker notes ties to Bow Butte County and Alliance public school. They are a graduate of Alliance High School and the University of Nebraska system including Arts and Sciences and Law. They compare their age to an opponent who was first elected eight years ago.
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Bow Butte County
Alliance Public School
Alliance High School
University of Nebraska, College of Arts and Sciences
University of Nebraska, College of Law
Earl Mallery A Western Nebraska Progressive Candidate
Record highlights Earl Mallery Republican candidate for State Senate from Box Butte and Sheridan Counties. Youngest member of the Thirty third Legislature, introduced fifteen bills and pushed state aid for western schools. Focus on education, economy, budget reform, and western Nebraska development. PoliticalAdv 4168-oct wea
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Earl Mallery
Northwestern
Nebraska
Mallory
Chadron Normal
Valentine
Western
Eugene Burton for Box Butte County Attorney
Democratic candidate Eugene Burton announces his bid for county attorney of Box Butte County in the election set for November 3, 1914. He campaigns on experience and enforcement of law to serve the county.
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Box Butte County
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