Lumber dealers pledge 40000 to defeat Norris Brown
Editorial notes the Nebraska Lumber Dealers association faced anti-trust action by Attorney General Brown. It claims the group closed its affairs and argues a public hearing should prove whether the association is a legal entity. Mayor Brown of Lincoln denies the pledge, while Judge Sullivan confirms the figure of 40000 to defeat Brown for U.S. senator.
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Shetton Clipper
Nebraska Lumber Dealer's Association
Brown
Mayor Brown
Lincoln
Lumber Dealer’s Association
Norris Brown
United States
W. Brown
Lumber Dealer's Association
Luc
eAahis
Nebraska Lumber Dealer’s Association
Supreme Court
Ing
United States Senate
Lincoln Lvening News
Journal
Nebraska Lumbermen’s Association
John L. Sullivan
Columbus
Supreme Court of
Nebraska
Sullivan
Burlington Station
St. Louis
Navy offers new path to electrical careers in enlistment plan
The Navy Department announced a four month electrical training program for landsmen to become electricians. Selected young men with mechanical skill or electrical study may enlist for four years, start as landsmen, then be rated electrician after training, with pay rising from 16 dollars to 30 or more and possible advancement to chief electrician. The plan is on a three month trial.
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Navy
Navy Department
New York
Naval Service
M. H. Sicner
Orine Laxative Fruit Syrup Endorsed for Women and Children
The mild action and pleasant taste of Orine Laxative Fruit Syrup make it especially recommended for women and children. It aids digestion and stimulates the liver and bowels without irritation, offering an alternative to harsh griping pills and ordinary laxatives.
Great Pen Offer for Journal Subscribers
An advertisement offers 24 cents per year for new subscribers to The Kansas City Journal. The agent promises a presenting prize a fountain pen with rubber band gilding and gold paint, fully warranted, for securing names and addresses. Expires October 1, 1906.
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Kansas Cuy Weeky Journal
Joan Ain
Kansas City Journal
Kansas City
Moley's Honey and Tar touted for asthma relief
Otterville Iowa resident Daniel Hants credits Moley's Honey and Tar with immediate asthma relief after trials with doctors and other cures. The ad notes sale at Moore's Pharmacy and mentions livestock listings from Humboldt Nebraska with two registered Short horn bulls and a pedigree copy to be provided after June 26.
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Daniel Hants
Otterville
Towa
New York
Moley
Moore's
LaRue
John Tighe
Humboldt
Neb
Joseph Cornelius
Ten Years in Bed Kidney Cure Testimony
A. Gray of Oakville Indiana recounts ten years bedridden due to kidney disease and relief after using Peter Kidney Cure. He cites consults with top physicians but found no relief until the remedy was recommended, calling it a Godsend.
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A. Gray
J. P
Oakville
Ind
Peter Kidney
Moore's Pharmacy
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