Nebraska Legislature Hearings On Revisions and Expositions
The Nebraska legislature considers constitutional amendments and methods for public vote timing. It urges a Nebraska pamphlet on state resources, discusses fugitive slave law execution reforms, and notes the 1884 New Orleans Exposition with Furnas as commissioner. It also covers state health boards, charities reform, livestock disease controls, and lands department activity with Kendall’s report.
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Congress
New Orleans
Arthur
Robert W. Furnas
Albinua Nance
Nebraska
Pedegotas
State Agricultural and Horticultural Societies
Lincoln
Omaha
Furnas
State Board OF Health
National Board of Health
Nebraska State Medical Society
Board of Health
State Board OF Charities and Reform
Board of Stock Commissioners
Land Department
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A. G. Kendall
University
Wanes
Normal School
Nebraska School Lands Policy and Finance Report 1885
Nebraska's 1883 84 land deeds show totals for common school and normal lands. the state holds 71 629.83 acres of indemnity lands with 39 194.20 acres confirmed this term. The message urges policy debate on leasing, sale, appraisals, and rail freight regulation, noting large temporary funds from land revenues and urging prudent management for the school fund.
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Agricultural College
University
Agricultural College University
BOE AC Agricultural College
Ot University
Normal School
Nebraska Stock Yards Company
Lincoln
Lancaster County
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Permanent School Fund
Gillespie
City of
Nebraska
Traveling drifter encounters bedbugs in hotel lobby
A self described commercial traveler checks into a hotel and discovers bedbugs on the registration page. He jokes about his travels and symmetry of the moon as he buys two tickets, while a man and woman remark on life and the circus.
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United States
Pretty Ways and Bigamy The Trickery of a Woman
A moral meditation on the danger of so called pretty ways used to disguise a profession of bigamy. It contrasts male virtue with female deceit and warns of the harm caused by calculated charm. A 5 year old child jokes about new shoes highlighting playful innocence.
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Mississippi
Missouri River
Immigration
East
Immigration Bureau
O Fe
Kew Orleans Exposition
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Public — Instruction
Institution For the Blind
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Reform School
Insane Hospital
State Penitentiary
State Normal School
Board of Regents
University of Nebraska
Boards of Fish Commissioners
State Agricultural Society
State Horticultural Society
James W. Dawes
Executive Chamber
Newcastle
Peck
Mark
Charles A
Baltimore
Marrined
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USA
Hay-Feverely Bros., Ih
Draoggists
Mall Registered
Ruggists
Owego
N. Y
R. U
Lorillard
Freeto P. &.M
PAM
Redding & UO Masonic Pu
P. D. Addess
Davenport
College
Iowa
Abacade Hotel
O C. Campbell
New House
Douglas Bt
Neb
Journal Fres
Town Business College
Stert Band Telegraph
Ing
Gsstege & Practice
Dex Moines
Snow , CO
Yalesville
Conn
J. Stephens
Lebanon
Ohio
N. U
Wells, Richardson & Co
Burlington, Vt
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mase
U.S
Linguist
New York
Agen
Hawkeye Novelty CO
7Th St
Des Moines
THE
Republican
Omaha, Neb
OmaAtria Weekly Republican
Girneworessond & O
T. A. Slucum
Pearl S
STF Ssss
Canada
Seliom
Tional Novelty Co
Art Ave
Des Moines, Ta
Comba Jon
Agt
Hamden Card CO
Hamden, Conn
Dr. Wood
Momus
Cuicago Ledger
Samgiater
E. F. Brown
Hime
Primi
Anino
Andius
Bryme Oon
John A. Salzer
dGrower
LaCras
Wis
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