Election Facts for All Voters in Omaha and Lincoln
Addison Walt the secretary of state provides details for the fall election to be held Tuesday November 3 Polls open from 6 a m to 6 p m Voters in Omaha and Lincoln must register this year with two registration dates October 6 and October 24 There are four ballots General section non partisan judiciary University Location and voting by mail Propositions include Workmens Compensation Employer Liability Act Memorial Armory at Nebraska City Equal Suffrage for Women and University Location Each elector should vote on all three propositions which require 35 percent of total vote to pass Go to the polls early the ballot is long and time consuming
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Addison Walt
The
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Dlone
Omaha
Lincoln
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Memorial Armory
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Nebraska
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State of
Anld
Madison Walt. Beare
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United States
Adviaon Watt
Neb
Constitu of
Executive Department
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Public Accounts
Public Lands
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
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I. Addison Wait
Addison Wait
Culture and magazines offer education to youth
The essay argues that as a country ages the young gain leisure to pursue culture through music art drama and conversation. It notes grade school exposure to these topics and praises magazines like Today's Magazine Woman's World Gentlewoman and Home Life as liberal educators offering culture at a bargain through a club offer.
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Today's Magazine
Woman's World
Gentlewoman
Home Life
Postoffice Safe Blown at Mullen
Safeblowers entered the rear of the Mullen postoffice on Thursday night October 1 and blew the safe securing cash stamps and money orders worth several hundred dollars. Two men seen nearby are suspected of the deed. The rear window was barred and bars twisted off. Blankets were used to muffle the blast. horse tracks were found but lost. Postoffice detectives are investigating.
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Postoffice
Mullen
Fnally
Postofice Department
The Vegetable Grower Plans Big Bargain Offer
A gardening advocate touts vegetable profitability for gardeners and truck farmers through new techniques. Canneries and urban markets demand produce, and readers are urged to subscribe to The Vegetable Grower with two other magazines for 1.75 dollars a year.
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Garduera
Help Wanted and Notices From Alliance Nebraska Ad Section
Classified items list employment offers, sales, and public notices from Alliance Nebraska. Entries include advertising rates, lost item, wanted labor, sales of land and livestock, a restaurant for sale, building material suppliers, and a notice of final proof for a land claim in the Alliance area with witnesses named.
Public Land Sale Notices and Filings at Alliance Nebraska
Notices from the Interior Department Land Office Alliance Nebraska dated 1914 announce a public sale of isolated tract No 014964 and multiple homestead entries and final proofs. Listings specify tract location, minimum bid, sale date October 27, and claimant witnesses from Alliance and nearby towns.
Notice of Homestead Final Proof for Lakeside settler Irvin White
Irvin White of Lakeside Nebraska filed for Final Three Year Proof on his homestead claim No. 013608 in Township 25 North Range 48 West of the Fifth Meridian. The hearing before the Alliance land office will occur October 20, 1914, with witnesses H. J. Whitsen Charles Lemala C E Wilson and M Wilson of Lakeside. Wood, Register.
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Deria
Interior
U. 8
Alliance
Nebr
Pereny Wiven
Irvin i White
Lakeside
Bee
Otheringe
Deneubed
Register
H. J. Whitsen
Charlin Lemala
C EL Wilson
M. Wilson
Wood
Homestead notices filed at Alliance Nebraska 1914
Notices record two homestead entries and final proofs filed at Alliance Nebraska. Mary Wekman formerly Hauer of Alliance filed a claim notice for sections 17 18 19 20 township 2 north range 45 west plus witnesses listed. William C Beach of Cokedale Colorado heirs of Simeon Beach filed for final three year proof with witnesses named.
Notice of Intention to Make Final Three Year Proof
Land office notice from Alliance Nebraska dated Aug 1 1914 by the Interior Department. Jersey B Mitchell of Lakeside Nebraska filed for Homestead entry 12234 in North Range 44 West of 6th Principal Meridian and intends final three year proof to establish the claim. Witnesses listed include H B Black William P Trester Albert H Treaster Ray A Westover W Wool, Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Alliance
Nebr
John M. Underwood
Badie Underwood
Nebraska
Niner I. Mareh
Clyde
Coker
Perry
Mailey
William
Ebraska
W.W. W. Worb
Register
Owen
Jerse B. Mitchell
Lakeside
North Range
U. B. Land Office
Hire BK. Black
Bliaworth
William P. Trester
Albert HK. Treaster
Nevr
Ray A Westover
Lakewide
W. Wool
Notice of Land Meeting in Alliance Nebraska 1914
Notice declares John H. Ramney of Pawlet Nebraska who on September 16 1014 attends a land meeting in Alliance. The document records a public notice from the Department of the Interior as part of land affairs.
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Interior U
Alliances
Nebr
John H. Ramney
Pawlet
Land claim to be established at Alliance Nebraska
August 16 1911 filing to establish a land claim in sections 29 30 31 32 of township 44 west of the Principal Meridian. The claimant seeks to establish the claim before the Register and Receiver Land Office Alliance Nebraska on November 9 1914 with witnesses Frank Defrance Charles H Tully Fred Molling William Meo Laughlin.
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Tor
Rethy Iange
Principal
Han Aled Sotios
Des. Srna
Land Office
Alliance
Nebrases Rn
Notice of final proof filings at Alliance Nebraska 1914
Serial No 019412 Mitch ell A Longan of Lakeside Nebraska filed notice of intention to make final three year proof on land in Township 23 North Range 44 West. before Register and Receiver U S Land Office Alliance Nebraska October 20 1914 Witnesses Forest Allen George Morgan Herbert Douglas Frank Gebrance. Serial No 012698 Walter J Everton of Alliance Nebraska filed notice of intention to establish claim to land in Township 23 North Range 48 West before Register and Receiver Alliance November 11 1914 Witnesses Martin L Anderson Harry Smith St J Malt Phil Putman. Wood M egister 43-71-503-4065
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Interior
U. S&s Land Ooat Alliance
Nebr
Clyde
Clinton
Alliance
Nebraska
Shy
E&y
6Th Princia Meridian
Land Office
AM Anse
George . Burke
Albert Underwo
John A Ore
Hkeartram Kk
Alliace
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land
Acta of Congress
Charles B. Phillips
W.W. W. Wood
HW. J. Ellis
Uwmee
Mary Wekman
Mary Hauer
Ale Liance
New
Hang
Aeridian
Register and Receiver, & Land Office
Nebroson
Oet
Wid
Krank
Jesse
Nebry John Snod
Alliances
Eugene&omps
U. 5
William C. Beach
Cokedale
Colo
Simeon Lb. Beach
Eiwisch SW
Nie Ney
Fey NW
Township
Hange
6Th Principal Meridian
U. S&s. Land Office
Hebraska
Perry
Pawlet
Melvin . Hale
U. S. Land Omee
M Peeny
Mitchell A. Longan
Lakeside
Nw& Bee
Khathge
U. S. Land Office
Ad Alliance
Forestah, Allen
George Morgan
Walter J. Everton
Ange
U.S. Land Office
Martin L. Anderson
Harry Smith
St. J. Malt
Phil Putman
Lynn
Wood
Legal Notice of Partition and Quiet Title in Alliance Nebraska
Louise E. Renswold seeks partition of multiple parcels in Box Butte County and Boyd County Nebraska and to quiet title against numerous defendants including Jahnkee Peterson and several Olson and Swengel heirs. The petition names southeast and northeast quarters and sections 7 10 18 31 within towns and requests deed cancellation and title clarification. Defendants must answer by November 2 1914. Also included is a street improvement resolution for Alliance Nebraska outlining curb construction along specified blocks and lots per ordinance 200.
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Maury A. Jahnkese
August Jathinkee
Matilda J. Peterson
P H. Rensawold
Roan Seherrer
Ada Swengel
John J Swengel
Pauline S. Rabbitt
Harry H. Rabbitt
Louis
Olwen
Jane Olson
George GB
Olson
Inger Olson
John Olson
Wingle
Ada Swenge
John J. Swengel
Paulite &. Rabbitt
Louie O. Olson
George LD. Olson
Ingerson
Peter 5. Olson
Lot
Lilock Six
Alliance
Box Hutte
Nebraska
Kanne
Box Butte
Boyd County
Etion
Hange
Éth P. M
Uaners County
Oliverton
Mary A. Jahnkee
August Jahnkee
Matilda
City of Alliance
City of Alliances
Weomass
Hiock
City of Allianc
F Romig
Geo, Fleming
J. H. Buyder
Gee
W. IL Swan
A. D. Rodgers
Hy, F. Snyder
Beal
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Marie Schwenk
Sid Sherry, Rox Butte County Judge, announces a May 10 1915 examination of all claims against Marie Schwenk estate at Alliance County Court. Creditors must file claims by then or be barred. Publication four weeks in Alliance Merald. Issued October 6 1914.
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Nebranka
Rox Butte County
Marie Schwenk
Sid Herry
Febriska
Ereof
Alliance Merald
Alliance
L. A. PeRay
Nebraska
Rox Iiutie County
Jacob Schwenk
A. Berry
Rox Hutte County
Davine Pel Ened
Mid Court
L. A. Berry
State of
Tex Hutte
Katherine Schwenk
L. A. Berty
Noxvitte
Anid
Alliance Herald
Allianee
Anid Court
Tredery
County
Dugdee
Estate notices in Roxite and Hutte counties Nebraska
Public notice by county judge L A Berry announces probate claims for the estate of Jacob Schwenk with May 5 1915 hearing in Alliance. A second notice by County Judge L A Berry informs Katherine Schwenk estate claimants of a May 5 1916 examination in Alliance with four week publication prior to hearing.
Howard Fulliton Final Proof Notice at Alliance Neb
Howard Fulliton of Lakeside Nebraska filed intent to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim. Witnesses: Frank Defrance F KR Allen Albert Abraham M. A. Longan, all of Lakeside Neb. The hearing before the U S Land Office at Alliance, Nebraska will occur on the last day of November 1914. Register: W Wood.
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Department of the Interior
U. B. Land Ofce
Alliance
Nebr
Howard Fulliton
Lakeside
U. 8
Land Office
Nebraska
Frank Defrance
F. KR. Allen
Albert Abraham
M. A. Longan
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No One Nebraska Amendment Text
Public notice of a 1914 Nebraska constitutional amendment proposing uniform and progressive taxation. Describes submission to voters at the November general election and includes official attestations and seal. Contains references to revenue sections and approval wording for and against the amendment.
Amendment No Three Affects Governor Salary and Term
Nebraska voters face Amendment No Three at the November 1914 general election. The measure would fix the governor and other executive officers’ terms to two years and set specified salaries for each office, including Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney General, and others. The proposal also details salary amounts and fee handling, with a voter option to approve or reject these constitutional changes.
Amendment to Nebraska constitution on jury verdicts
Amendment No two proposes changing Section 6 to allow verdicts by a jury of fewer than twelve in civil cases and criminal cases less than felonies with five sixths, to be decided at the 1914 general election. The form instructs voters to approve or reject this amendment. Secretary of State affirms official act and seal.
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Wren
Neteune
Nebraska
Addison Wait
State of
Lincoln
United States
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