Notice to Creditors In Polk County Nebraska
Notice to creditors of John Quick deceased in Polk County Nebraska. Claims must be presented by Sept 2 1917 and debts paid by March 2 1918. Court sessions to receive and examine claims March 2 1917 at 10 am June 2 1917 at 10 am and Sept 2 1917 at 10 am in the County Court Room. Dated January 26 1917. FF H Ball County Judge.
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Joan Quick
Ida Quick
F. H. Ball
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Lydia McCormick
Gliioek P. m
John Quick
FF. H. Ball
Nebraska Legislature Sees Busy Week With Prohibition and Tax Bills
Lawmakers push a range of measures including a woman suffrage proposal, a prohibitory enforcement plan, and tax and revenue bills. The house advanced many local and statewide measures, while the senate moved slowly, with debate over rail rates, bank guaranty funds, and frontier funding shaping the early session.
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British Hadfields Bid Slashes U S Armor Shell Prices
The Hadfields of England undercuts American firms by 35 to 40 percent in armor piercing shell bids. They promise 16 inch shells in sixteen months and 14 inch shells in eleven, versus 36 and 24 months from Bethlehem and Midvale. After large British contract withdrawals and Canadian awards, Hadfields' U S market presence highlights postwar competition. Mrs. R. Be Harden visits relatives near Ulysses before Riverdale return.
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New York Evening Sun
Union Pacific Plans 1917 Rail Improvements Totaling 23 Million
The Union Pacific Railroad Co announces 1917 spending for new equipment and tracks totaling 7 million for equipment 4 million for double tracks 3 million for shops and tools plus 9.096 million in additions including new rails fittings sidings fuel and water stations signals bridges and general improvements. An additional 12 million will be spent in various states including Nebraska Wyoming Utah Missouri Colorado and others. Overall outlay exceeds 23 million with annual operating costs around 35 million.
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Nebraska
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For sale Rose Comb White Leg Hens and Pullets
For sale Rose Comb White Leghorn hens and pullets priced at seven dollars per dozen. Contact C. Howland.
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