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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
3
City scavenger service now operates on regular routes and for special calls. All calls to telephone 575 receive prompt attention. Bonded and trusted to do good work. Sam Shelton, City Scavenger. Phone 675.
John R Snyder advertises drag wagons and auto trucks with latest appliances to move furniture without marring or damage. Up to date wagon pads are promised for all jobs and contact is listed as 16 37-tf-6960. Real estate loans seek $250000 for farms and ranches with five year terms and optional payments. Applications capped at 40 percent of security value with quick closing for valid titles. Write or phone K L Pierce Hemingford Nebraska.
A formal final report dated October 16 1918 is issued in a public proceeding. The document records completion of required duties, acknowledges parties involved, and signals closure of the matter under review.
A home improvement recipe touts using garden sage tea plus sulphur as a natural way to darken gray or faded hair. An easier option is Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound sold for 50 cents. The ad emphasizes a natural, even dark result and notes it is not a medical cure.
The document announces a proposed 1918 Nebraska constitutional amendment on voting rights and a public notice filing for The Sheridan Potash Company in Box Butte and Cox Butte counties. It details amendment language, submission timing, and voter instructions along with corporate articles provisions, stock, officers, and dissolution rules. The newspaper item names Keith Neville governor and Charles Pool secretary of state.
J W Good a Chadron Nebraska Republican runs for Nebraska State Senate 28th District. He recounts his Kentucky origins, homesteading Dawes County in 1896 and farming hogs cattle and stock operations. He urges support for infrastructure and war effort while stressing 1918 campaign sacrifice and community service.
A brief note from the Lincoln Journal and World Herald highlights Judge Ernest B. Perry of Cambridge as a clean and able jurist. The remarks accompany a broader commentary that the western three-fourths of the state is entitled to at least one judge.
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