John Hay praised as great American diplomat in Osceola Record
The Osceola Record lauds John Hay as a nearly irreparable loss to American diplomacy. It notes his early service under Hayes, ambassadorship to Great Britain, and headship of the State Department. It credits him with open door trade policy, China indemnity, and the Clayton Bulwer treaty abrogation. The piece urges unity and reverence for republican ideals as Independence Day approaches.
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John Hay
United States
Hay
Hayes
William M. Evarts
Great Britain
Department of State
China
One Hundred Twenty Ninth Anniversary of Independence
The passage recalls the July 4 1776 declaration and affirms America’s enduring liberty, strong foundations, and growth. It emphasizes republican ideals, rapid industrial and commercial development, great wealth and resources, and the nation’s growing influence as a world power.
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Republic
United States
Estate of John G. Mickey final report hearing notice
Notice in Polk County Nebraska that the executor filed a final account and petition for trial settlement in the estate of John G. Mickey deceased. Hearing set for July 14, 1905 at 10 o clock a.m. at the county court, with interested parties invited to appear and contest. Dated June 26, 1908. F A Bal County Judge.
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John G. Mickey
State of
Nebraska
F. A. Bal
Neuralgia Relief Claims With Miles Anti Pain Pills
An advertisement extols Miles Anti Pain Pills as a cure for neuralgia and various pains including headache backache and rheumatism. It features a testimonial from Fred R. Swing cashier praising rapid five minute relief and asserts a money back guarantee.
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Fred R. Swing
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Atkinson
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Weil Varantee
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Dorsey Bros Offers Low Priced Fly Nets Factory Direct
Dorsey Bros advertises fly nets at factory direct prices catering to customers seeking savings. The notice announces availability and implied bulk or direct-from-manufacturer sourcing.
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Dorsey Bros
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Health Tonic
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised as aiding digestion and assimilation, building red blood and bone, and boosting sick and weak people. The tonic, sold by G T. Ray & Co., costs 35 cents in tea or tablet form.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
T. Ray & Co
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