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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1912

Page

3

Gardner Endorses Wilson for Farmers in Maine Ad

Senator Obadiah Gardner of Maine issues an agricultural advocacy letter urging farmers to back Woodrow Wilson for president. He highlights his farming背景 and Grange leadership, asserts tariff harms, criticizes Taft policies, and calls for Wilson as the best candidate to protect rural interests.

Woodrow Wilson Obadiah Gardner Maine Senator Gardner National Grange Gardner

People and the Currency Reform Plan

Woodrow Wilson urges a broad approach to banking and currency reform beyond bankers. He argues for a merchants and farmers plan adaptable to daily business needs, in his acceptance speech for the Democratic nomination.

Woodrow Wilson

Prosperity and its uneven reach in a Wilson speech

Woodrow Wilson in accepting the Democratic nomination praises national wealth and industrial leadership while highlighting the opposite side. He notes higher living costs, stagnant real wages, and rising prices that erode purchasing power despite rising earnings.

Labor and the Rule of Right Speech

A public address by Woodrow Wilson as he accepts the Democratic nomination. He argues that protecting workers life, health, hours, and freedom to act in their own interest serves the whole nation, not an individual class, and reflects genuine national partnership in right action.

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Two Great Things to Do in Nation’s Path to Progress

Woodrow Wilson in accepting the Democratic nomination outlines two clear goals. First establish justice in tariffs trusts banking and Philippine governance to serve the people. Second protect resources expand opportunity and pursue conservation development forests water power mines waterways and commerce for a growing nation.

The Philippines Woodrow Wilson

Wilson speech praised as twentieth century statesman leader

Governor Wilson's acceptance address is hailed as a keenly perceptive plan to end current hardships and avert dangers. The speech is viewed as showing broad vision for business and social needs and as confirming his Democratic identity and strong courage.

Governor Wilson

Wilson Defends Record in Campaign Speech

Josephus Daniels, publicity chairman for the Democratic National Committee, argues that published excerpts of Theodore Roosevelt’s writings were used in 1908 to attack Gov. Wilson. He asserts such tactics failed then and will fail again, urging voters to judge Wilson by his governing record rather than writings.

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Gore Speech Sparks Democratic Rallying Cry

Senator Gore of Oklahoma calls his closing line a battle hymn of Democracy for the pending campaign. He says the phrase I thank God and take courage serves as a paean of praise and a summons to patriotic duty.

Proposed Constitutional Amendment No One Article for Direct Legislation

Nebraskan voters face a lengthy 1912 ballot measure proposing direct initiative and referendum powers. The amendment outlines thresholds, petition rules, and voting procedures, with sections on initiative, referendum, and amendments to the constitution, plus official certification by Secretary of State Addison Wait.

Nebraska Amendment No Two Proposed for 1912 Election

State officials certify a joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to fix legislative term length and salaries. The measure, submitted for the November 6, 1912 general election, outlines two year Senate and House terms and set pay at 600 dollars plus ten cents per mile for travel. State Canvassing Board to conduct final tally. approval requires a majority of voters.

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Proposed Constitutional Amendment No Four for Nebraska Ballot

Secretary Addison Wait announces Proposed Constitutional Amendment No Four for Nebraska voters. The joint resolution aims to amend sections of Article Six and Article Sixteen to adjust Supreme Court election timing. The document details ballot wording and election dates for a vote to be held November 1922.

State of Nebraska Nebran Cobbey Supreme Court The Supreme Addison Walt Lincoln United States Addison Wait

Amendment proposing Board of Commissioners of State Institutions

Nebraskas amendment texts and election instructions propose creating a Board of Commissioners of State Institutions with Governor nomination and Senate approval. The measure would transfer control of state hospitals homes and prisons to the new board, with terms and bonds. Election approval set for November 1912.

Dr Kling’s Medicine Promises Home Cures for Coughs and Fevers

Dr Kling’s medicine is advertised as a safe home remedy for coughs colds grippe croup whooping cough and related illnesses. The ad claims quick relief without leaving home and offers trial bottles free with purchases priced at 50 cents and one dollar, guaranteed by Fred Heasten.

Kling Fred Fe Hseten

Post Office Directory At Alliance Malls Schedule

Mall closures and train connection times listed for Alliance post office with Mountain Time. East Bound and West Bound mail clossing times shown for trains 44 42 43 and 4 0, including South Bound trains 20 and 301. Sunday and holiday night mails end at 6:00 p.m. reader. IRA BE TASH P. M.

Alliance Post Office Movntain Ira BE. Tash

Simple mixture aids Alliance people with digestive relief

Harry Thiele reports that many Alliance people benefit from a simple buckthorn bark and glycerine mix or Adlerd ka Vertina remedy. A single dose relieves sour stomach gas and constipation instantly by antisepticizing digestive organs and drawing off impurities.

Harry Thiele Urugeist Alliance

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