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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1908
Page
6
Item describes a four year old bull offered for sale as a choice individual and includes several fine young bulls ready for service located one half mile south of the courthouse.
F. E. Payne posts a no hunting sign on land and warns violators will be prosecuted. Listed signatories include A.C. Lane A. Coolidge Frank Ebele H. Lamplaugh Julia Merkle J. A. Shaw H Ridinger J. F. Lister Gee F. Fatterenn Abbie Macomber and others.
The piece argues Republicans pioneered labor laws, noting state bureaus and factory inspection in 26 of 30 states, child labor limits, weekly wages, and anti-sweatshop laws. It contrasts Democratic inaction, claiming Republicans ensure protections from hours to unions while vowing the GOP will continue labor protection and prosperity.
Mr Bryan discusses a plan to restrain unlawful trusts with decisive efficiency using an initianive style process and to punish all attempts by concentrated capital to stifle competition, stressing criminal prosecution as a remedy at Columbus.
Theodore Roosevelt extols William Howard Taft as the ideal President praising his fearlessness integrity and broad understanding of national needs He calls Taft a President of the plain people with Lincolnian honesty and vows he will oppose privileged power while upholding American citizenship principles.
Congression Henry Sherman Boutell of Chicago questions Mr. Bryan's stance on government by the people. He argues the only states not ruling are those that back the Democratic ticket, challenging Bryan to address crowds in Vicksburg, Charleston, and other cities. He warns that Bryan's tariff plan would wreck finances and provoke regional unrest if enacted.
Fragmentary historical text cites Hyman HL Taft and references about a fight for imperial dietietts within the community. The note mentions leaders and the Taft presidency in a context of local interest.
A handwritten tribute thanks Mek lute and The Vilgheseliliw of WU iwin Ate for erattiaile of tet erie and support. The message praises their role in natloue as vivilleer at a wyputter of muforiiuuate pennies. mentions Weall Dal at Cleveland Obie.
The Labor World argues that Bryan would threaten tariff protection by shifting to revenue duties and increasing imports. It asserts that tariff repeal harms American labor, targets protected manufacturers, and warns that tariff revision would hurt all regions, challenging direct election and campaign finance changes while questioning prosperity under Democratic rule.
Congressman Dialvor Ste enowon reports Bivens Crookston address drew a disappointed crowd of Demorrmey supporters. The speech opened late and offered a furrow appeal to farmers, failing to sway the audience or change prejudice as noted by attendees and observers.
The text describes a Republican campaign defending integrity amid industrial mood and farmer support. It claims the campaign intensified rhetoric and ended in defeat of a financial heresy, asserting impact on business structure and public opinion.
A long, formal proposal seeks to amend sections of Article six to alter Supreme Court structure and terms. It details election, residency, terms, and appointment processes, plus Chief Justice duties and salaries, with dates recorded for approval and submission to voters.
The document outlines a joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Nebraska Constitution to require that the permanent school fund be invested only in safe securities and that the interest be used for educational purposes. It directs ballot wording for the 1908 general election and certifies the amendment's authenticity, with official approval dated July 1907.
In the State of Nebraska Lincoln County County Court October term the matter of the estate of William H Welty shows a petition by Minnie in Micher and Hemme PD Welty to appoint John F E Keane as administrator An order sets October term for hearing at County Court to show cause why probate should not be granted The notice to be published four consecutive weeks in the North Platte Tribune before October term community made
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