Alliance paper public notices and local business ads
The Merald is Alliance Nebraska official county publication with public notices and business classifieds. It states second class mail status and pricing per line for notices and advertisements, noting Box Butte county circulation and local distribution.
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Lipton in Chicago Sickness and Platte River Power Venture
Sir Thomas Lipton, the English yacht racer, is confined in a Chicago room with catarrhal appendicitis after a defeat. A New York syndicate plans financing a mammoth electric power plant on the Platte River near Fremont, Nebraska to serve Lincoln Omaha Council Bluffs and nearby areas.
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Thomas Lipton
Chicago
Wall Street
New York
Platte River
Fremont
Neb
Lincoln
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Steel bridges in Indian territory turn wooden much to officials’ dismay
Government contracts for steel bridges in Indian territory yield wooden constructions. The Sioux City Tribune mocks the miswording, while Sir Jonathan Hutchinson quips that sneezing signals excellent health. Roosevelt’s yacht Sylph rides a severe Atlantic gale but reaches Brooklyn Navy Yard safely.
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Indian Territory
The
Sioux City Tribune
Jonathan Hutchinson
President Roosevelt
Teddy
Atlantic Coast
Oyster Bay
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Renomination of Weat and Harrington Justified
The Ewing Advocate voices strong support for re nominating Hon W H Weat and Hon J J Harrington to the Fifteenth Judicial district court. It credits them with integrity impartial rulings and timely decisions shielding the humblest citizen from favoritism while ending lawlessness and cattle rustling in Holt county.
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Ewing Advocate
W. H. Weatover
J. J. Harrington
District Court
Fifteenth Judicial District
Holt County
No Change Advocated by Voters Citing Record of Safety
The speaker extols current officials as fair and capable, asking why a change is needed. They emphasize proven performance and demand for scrutiny, urging voters to preserve the status quo rather than risk untested leadership. The message centers on trust in established governance.
Letter from Nome Mines: Mail Arrives After Long Winter
A letter from C K in the far north describes ice fields, late season mining, and a fire. Nome receives the long awaited mail amid 2 000 miles of dog teams and a cheering crowd at the post office. The scene captures miners, sailors, and townsfolk awaiting news from home and the outside world.
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Anaska
C. K
Nome
Yukon
Emperor William
Roosevelt
Sousa
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