County Commissioners Audit and Claims in Alliance Neb
Alliance Nebraska meetings review audited claims and road work. Transactions include payments to McCoy Beck Ferguson Button Miller Davison Rees Rose Kennedy etc. The board adjourned each day to 9 or 11 o clock with wages rents and school district costs recorded.
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F McCoy
Theo Rees Mees Tevin
Theo Rose
Riana Teno
Geo G Clark
H Zebrung
Rickett
R Gregg
Iyé
Des Kennedy
Pratt
Anton Ubrig
John Lenzen
L Butts
RIOR
Aeshda
John Wright
Cern
Jos Manion
PAI Eme Ee Alliance Tel Co
Alliance Elec Co
Chas Kennedy
Senigond
WUC
Mogtthins Costes Peewee
Tales Davis
Wwc
Geo Zimmerman
Jas Kennedy
T L Hopkins
Mollring
Gilbert Ross
Dora Jacobs
I Gregg
Rob Wesley
Cigsrore Ene Reeks
Carl Fostrom
Otto Vogel
Jas Hollinrake
L M Kennedy
John Garrett
E Garrett
Jerry Colerick
WL Butts
Ooo
A Pile
al Wiker
S C Reck
Edward Olrog
L F Smith
W. C. Mounts
Supreme Court cites three Omaha lawyers for contempt
Nebraska Supreme Court orders H E Burnam J J Dunn and John Ryne to appear Nov 4 to purge themselves of contempt for remarks in briefs regarding a rehearing in Robmeen va city of Omaha The court also denies Bishop Bonacum an injunction against Father Murphy over parish property in Ulysses and upholds Lancaster County court as proper venue for Robert Malone's Lincoln mayoral election contest Don L Love was declared mayor after challenging the council's jurisdiction.
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Lincoln
Neb
H. E. Burnam
J. J. Duon
John Ryne
Omaha
Robmeen Va
Supreme Court
W. J. Rose
Burnam Ta Elty
Dunn
Bonacum
Father Murphy
Ulysses
Bonacum-Murphy
Robert Malone
Lancaster County
Don L. Love
Temperance Campaign to Tour Nebraska for W C T U speakers
A state campaign by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union plans a statewide tour to raise funds for the national convention in Omaha October 21 to 27. Speakers may include Edith Smith Davis Martha Alles Ellen M. Stone and Rose Hil Chapman with possible school and teacher outreach.
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Omaha
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Ediih Smith Davis
Martha Alles
United State
Aml
Lanion
Baine
Ellen M. Stone
Nebraska
Rose Hil Chapman
Willard Freed On Suspended Sentence In Nebraska Case
Willard pleaded guilty to absconding with county funds while a clerk in the treasurer’s office. Judge Hostetler suspended sentence requiring repayment plus expenses and seven years of term reports. If he violates the law, he will be re-sentenced on the original charge.
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Broken Bow
Neb
William E. Willard
Hostetler
Willard
Cream Price Jump Reported by Alliance Creamery
Alliance Creamery is paying five and a half cents per pound for cream in a move that signals rising dairy prices. Industry observers note the price increase could affect local suppliers and cream buyers.
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The
Alliance Creamery
Man Who Struck Supervisor Walthers to be Prosecuted
Hastings Neb Oct 12 The coroner s jury returns a verdict that Supervisor Peter Walthers of Clay county died from brain hemorrhage and that the cause of the injury could not be determined. John Kearney faces second degree murder charges after an altercation during quarantine sign removal.
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Walthers
Clay County
Hastings
Neb
Peter Walthers
John Kearney
Watthers
Kearney
Carey
First Warrant Registered Since Old Debt Was Wiped Out
Lincoln Nebraska reports the first outstanding state debt since June 24 with a $1000 registered warrant. Treasurer Brian used trust funds to cover warrants due to insufficient money in the general fund and the redemption fund.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Brian
Carey to Speak at National Car Exposition
Cheyenne Wy Oct 9 Judge J M Carey former United States Senator from Wyoming and author of the Carey act which reclaimed nearly 3 000 000 acres of arid land will address the National Car exposition in Omaha about reclamation work and farmer results.
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Carey
Cheyenne
Wyo
J. M. Carey
United States
Wyoming
Omaha
Chamberlain Case Postponed to November Term
The state case against C. M. Chamberlain of Tecumseh charged with receiving funds in a consolidated bank was continued until the November term of the district court in Beatrice Nebraska.
Omaha Jury Indicts Mabray and 89 Others in Fake Sports Rings
A federal grand jury seated two weeks in Omaha returns indictments against J. C. Mabray and eighty nine alleged confederates over fake races, prize fights, and other events. Several named remain at large, and the action mirrors indictments issued September 23 at Council Bluffs. San Francisco reports identify three key steerers, Russell B. Herriman Frank W. Brown and Edward C. Moore, as included in the charges.
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Omaha
Federal Grand Jury
J. C. Mabray
Council Bluff 4
San Francisco
Post Office
Russell B. Herriman
Frank W. Brown
Edward C. Moore
Grand Jury
County Bluffs
Union Pacific
Troops Leave Fort Omaha After Carnival Stay
About 6,000 regular soldiers encamped at Fort Omaha departed for their posts after participating in Omaha's carnival and daily drills. The Sixteenth Infantry headed to Fort Crook, the Thirteenth Infantry and Fifteenth Cavalry to Fort Leavenworth, hospital corps to Fort Russell, Second Cavalry to Fort Des Moines, Fourth Cavalry to Fort Meade, and Seventh Cavalry and Sixth Field Artillery to Fort Riley. Weather turned damp on the march back.
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Omaha
Fort Omaha
Post Parade
Sixteenth Infantry
Fort Crook
Thirteenth Infantry
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
Hospital Corps
Fort Russell
Second Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Meade
Seventh Cavalry
Sixth Field Artillery
Fort Riley
Baptists Protest Appointment Of Mormon Prison Chaplain
The Nebraska Baptist association at its annual convention protested Governor Shallenberger's appointment of Elder L. G. Huff, a Mormon, as state prison chaplain. The resolution condemns the choice as demoralizing to religious work in the penitentiary and offensive to inmates, urging Christian administration of religious services in state institutions.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Baptist Association
Shallenberger
L. G. Huff
Nebraska
State Penitentiary
Baptist State Convention
Missing Omaha Man Located At Fort Francis Ont
Armour Company official reports George W. Bowers acting general manager of the Bouin Omaha plant was found in Fort Francis Ontario after a monthlong disappearance. Company representatives say accounts are in order and will not discuss the case.
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Armour
Fort Francis
Ont
Omaha
George W. Bowers
Bouin
Armour Packing Company
Snow Graces Omaha as First Fall Melts on Contact
The first snow of the season fell in Omaha on October 12 but melted as it touched the ground. Frost covered the area, creating a light early winter scene before it disappeared.
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Omaha
Personal Tax Deadlines and Tax Sale Dates Noted
The notice lists due dates for personal taxes on November 1 and delinquency on December 1, land tax delinquent May 1, with 10 percent interest from delinquency. Real estate is advertised for sale the first week in October and sold for taxes the first Monday in November.
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Frep Mo Ieimc. Co
Repair Work for Sewing Machines and Organs
A practical mechanic is secured to perform repairs locally with permanent presence. Do not trust traveling repairmen as this practitioner will be here to stay. Repairs and parts supplied for all makes by his new shop at 139 Geo D Darling.
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A. D. Rodgers
Desc's
P. O
Olsale
Shenbekncad
Gem City
Alliance
Newberry
Hardware Company
HME
D. Clem Deaver
Land Seekers Information Bureau
Omaha, Nebr
Ivory
H. P
Hlild .G. ‘Kphone
C. Smith
Ruetore
Careful
of County Commissioners
Sisters of Mercy
W. C. Mouris
Nebraska News
Supreme Court of Nebraska
High Court
Bown
Bishop Bonacum
Custer County
Mabray
Inga
Council Bluffs
HUFF
Burlington Railroad
Denton
Tuet Bros
Melody South Omaha
Jim Horn
F. J. Brennan
Wm. James
Grand Island Granite Aid Marble Works
Geo, D
Darling
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