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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
8
K L Pierce of Hemingford Nebraska seeks borrowers for farm and ranch loans in October and November. Amounts up to 250000 with five year terms and optional payments, require applications not exceeding 40 percent of security value. Prepayment options available and titles must be correct for prompt closing.
The 1918 proposed joint resolution amends Section 1 of Article 7 of the Nebraska Constitution to allow naturalized citizens who have become US citizens at least thirty days before an election to vote. The measure, approved April 9, 1918, sets ballot wording for and against the amendment to the 1918 general election.
Articles filed in Nebraska establish THE ASSOCIATED POTASH PLANTS with principal offices in Alliance Box Butte County. The plan covers acquiring lands and waters for potash and related minerals, building refineries and pipelines, and operating distribution. authorized capital is 500 000 dollars in 5 000 shares of 100 dollars each.
J W Good seeks the State Senate seat for Nebraska’s 28th District urging voter support. Born in Hopkinsville Kentucky, he moved to Dawes County, homesteaded, and built two ranches. He cites farming hog and cattle interests, business experience, and war effort responsibilities as his platform.
An wartime appeal encourages buying Liberty Bonds and urges readers to mobilize friends and neighbors to invest, stressing collective effort and shared civic duty to boost financial backing for the war effort.
Calls in Omaha Bee praise a clean fearless judge and the Lincoln Journal lauds a fit timber candidate. The World-Herald notes the western fourth of the state is entitled to at least one judge as the process moves forward.
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