Nebraska Senate File 30 local option bill details
The document records Senate File 30 introduced by Senator Shreck of York proposing a county local option for liquor licenses. It outlines petition thresholds, ballot wording, division for and against licenses, counting and certification by county clerks, and restrictions on repeat votes, with sections repealing conflicting acts.
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Senate
Shreck
York
Nebraska
Board of Village Trustees
Local Auction At Biker Farm Near Fair Grounds
Auction near the fair grounds on Tuesday Feb 7 1905 at 10 am listing farm tools cattle horses and livestock including trotters draft stock brood mares calves sows ewes and breeding boars. Terms: cash under five dollars. over five dollars on bankable note at eight percent interest. C A Biker Oliver Westburg auctioneers.
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My Place
Fair Grounds
Ohio
Poland
China
C. A. Biker
Oliver Westburg
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed By Kentucky Family
A Little Rock Kentucky family touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a life saver for their child, claiming it helped a six year old after severe indigestion. The ad promotes Kodol as a universal remedy for indigestion and stomach discomfort, sold by G. I. Ray & Co.
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L. A. Soper
Little Rock
G. 1. Ray & Co
Local Shop Ad Mentions Wagons and Prices
Fragmentary ad notes Dorsey Bros stock and wagon prices with unclear figures and names. No clear event or entities beyond wagons and a local seller.
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Dorsey -Bros
Pack hotel bus driver back after a month’s layoff
Local notes report Sandy Leach resuming duties in the Pack hotel bus seat after a month off due to a severe illness. The item lists visits by James Hell of David City, M A Maseever’s grip-related absence, and multiple social calls and travels among residents including Mrs. Edwards, Miss Julia McCune, and Miss Signe Nelson.
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Sandy Leach
Pack
James Hell
David City
Frost
J. A. Malster
Ohio
R. C. Houston
Ed Pike
Eskel Boberg
L. D. Beltzer
Park Hotel
Chris Gilvert
Mr. Beltzer
District 26 buys new school dictionary amid sickness notes
Dist 26 reports purchase of a dictionary for the school while multiple residents fall ill in the neighborhood. Eight children in Dist 71 were absent last Friday, and local activity includes workers quitting, visits between neighbors, a rabbit hunt with over 40 rabbits shot, and Art Schultz escaping a threshing engine incident when a snow drift damaged the boiler but clothing prevented injury.
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Lottie Rickel
Dist
Orin Williams
T. A. Stevens
Art Shultz
Art
Local Snow Drifts and Neighborhood Upkeep
Snow lies six feet deep in the neighborhood and sleighs may be needed. Vera Sever Hilma Anderson are on the sick list. Mr. Miller, recovering from a broken leg, has left A Anderson and is improving. Mrs. Fred Merrick and family visited Charles Curtis. Mrs. C Timm visited L J Vanhoosen. Chris Behle visited C Timm. L J Vanhooser also listed as ill. Elmer Webster and Elmer Seger did Blue-line business Thursday. Olive McBeth has returned.
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Vera Sever
Hilma Anderson
Fred Merrick
Chas. Curtis
C. Timm
L. J
Chris Behle
C. Timm’s
L. J. Vanhooser
Coon Hunt After Rabbit Trip Nets Eight Coons
Sam Bell of this county and Frank and Harvey Slater of McTall Missouri hunted rabbits last Wednesday. The party followed tracks in the snow to a coon hunt aided by four fox hounds and captured eight fine coons. Sick list last week included Mrs S Bell Frank Olcott Bert Olcott and Charley Bell. Ed Hahn adds a new kitchen to his residence.
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Sam Bell
Frank
Harvey Slater
McTall
Missouri
Sam
S Bell
Frank Ol Ctt
Bert Qlcott
Charley Bell
Ed Hahn
Hog sales and district attendance noted in scattered items
A brief item mentions Marley Olcott selling hogs and notes good attendance in District 26 despite unclear evidence. It also references inquiry to Dr. Tiesing about counting and mentions U R Surer in passing.
Bill to allow county soldiers relief commissions fees
Introduced by Sadler of Adrams county, bill would permit Soldiers Relief commissions in each county to keep 5 percent of distributed funds as fees. Polk County previously paid a per diem, but current law limits levy use to soldiers, widows, and orphans. Proponents say a levy of 3500.00 is proposed for this county.
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Sadler
Adrams
Keliefs
Polk
Salesmen and salesladies wanted for wholesale department
Salesmen and salesladies in this and adjoining territory to represent and advertise the wholesale department of an old established commercial house of solid commercial standing. Staple line. Salary $350 per day, paid weekly, with expenses advanced direct from headquarters. Horse and buggy furnished when necessary We furnish everything. Position permanent. Address The Columbia House 630 Monon Bldg Chicago Hil.
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Whalsale
Columbia House
Monon Bldg
Chicago
Hil
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