Constitutional amendment proposes city charter power expansion
The article outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment No. Five, submitted for Nebraska voters at the 1912 election. It allows cities with over five thousand residents to adopt their own charters through a convention of fifteen qualified electors, with procedures for ratification, amendments, and publication, including safeguards and timelines.
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Nebraska
Secretary of State
Addison Wait
State of
Lincoln
United States
Ddison Wait
Cobbey
Supreme Court
State
Osceola Mill Invites Polk Farmers for Wheat Flour Exchange
The Osceola Mill announces new machinery and a skilled miller and invites Polk County farmers to discuss a wheat for flour exchange proposal. The note promises first class work and a favorable deal for farmers.
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Polk County
Osceola
Nebraska Proposal to Amend Constitution Direct Legislation
The document outlines a joint resolution proposing amendments to sections of the Nebraska Constitution for the November 1913 election. It details initiative and referendum provisions, voting thresholds, how measures are submitted, and governor proclamation. It specifies duration, process, and ballot wording for the amendment on direct legislation through initiative and referendum.
Constitutional Amendments Proposed for Nebraska Elections
The document outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment No three to create a Board of Commissioners of State Institutions with appointments by the Governor, election procedures in 1912, and transfer of powers from the Governor and Public Lands Board to the new board starting July 1, 1913, plus voting language and approval process for the November 1912 election. It also includes text for Amendment No four altering Supreme Court and general election provisions and notes signatures and dates.
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Nebraska
Senate
Board of ‘Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
State Soldiers’ Home
Hospitals For the Insane
Institute For the Deaf
Institute For the Blind
Institute For
Feeble Minded Children
Nebraska Industrial Home
Orthopedic Hospital
State Penitentiary
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Board of Commissioners of State
Board of Public Lands
Board of Commissioners of State Institutions
State of
Addison Wait
State
Lincoln
United States
Notice to Creditors in County Court of Fok ex In the Matter of Hadda Olson
In the County Court of Fok ex in the matter of to bill Hadda Olson ceased the estate will take time limited for processing claims. Notices set for examination hearing and allowance of claims on August 1 and October 1 and January 1913 at 10 A M. Dated July 19. Henry H Cau? clerk.
Teachers Examination Schedule for August 15 16 1912
County court house hosts a special Teachers Examination on Thursday and Friday August 15 16 1912. Subjects include General Life Certificate and County State exams. Amelia Rasmussen, County Superintendent.
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County court-Louse
Ann City
Amelia Rasmussen, Co
Polk Beats Stromsburg 10 to 4 in Anniversary Game
Baseball results show Polk defeated Stromsburg 10 to 4 in Polk Friday afternoon drawing a crowd for the anniversary event. The Kansas City Royal Giants beat Stromsburg 15 to 12 Tuesday, then beat Osceola 11 to 8, with Osceola leading until the ninth. Shelby beat Polk 8 to 5 Tuesday, boosting the Burgers versus Polkadots in the standings. Osceola were crushed 13 to 3 by the Swedes yesterday.
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Polk
Stromsburg
Gamg
Kansas City Royal Giants
Polk County
Osceola
Giants
Shelby
Tle
Parrot as Germ Carrier in Early Public Health Alarm
A medical note warns parrots spread a contagious disease called vsittacose to humans, while the Office Window derides germs and parrot peculiarities. The piece also reports a stray brown horse, community notices, and visits from relatives, missionaries, and ministers with upcoming church engagements.
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New York
Mal
Notice to creditors in the Kennard estate Nebraska
In the County Court of Por in the matter of the Louisa Ellen Kennard estate the state of Nebraska notes time limits for presenting claims by January 20 1913 and for debts by July 1. The court in County on August 1 at 2 pm October 7 and January 2 at 2 pm will receive examine or adjust all claims duly filed dated July 19 112 Henry H CM Count
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Nebraska
Gritha Schmoker
State of Nebraska
Tole
Cxannar
Bear
Park de Nebraska
Martha Brigham
Sai
Said County
Henry H
Por
Louisa Ellen Kennard
State of
Wis
Cou't Roe
Henry H CM
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