Paper Delivery Responsibility and Uncalled For Subscriptions
The article states that any person who takes a newspaper from the post office is responsible for payment. If a paper is not wanted, arrears must be paid or the publisher may continue sending it and collect the full amount. Courts rule that refusing or neglecting to take periodicals from the post office is prima facie evidence of intent to defraud.
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Postoffice
H. M. Marquis
Bates
Independent Party
Independent Board
Republican Board
Independent
Little
Brigham
Palmquist
O. Scott
Freight rate law moved to August 1 in notice
The maximum freight rate law takes effect August 1, delaying start from July 1 as some sources stated. Officials clarified the revised date to ensure proper implementation and compliance by carriers.
Bradshaw Market Shipment Triggers Mourning Purchases
A consignment of cheap Chicago groceries arrives at Bradshaw and the buyers, in sack cloth and ashes, react with somber restraint. The scene portrays local economy and mood as residents tighten belts and express collective grief through austere purchases.
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Chicago
Bradshaw
Secretary Smith Rejected 2046 Pensions in Three Weeks
The Seward Reporter notes that in a three week period Secretary Smith rejected 2046 pension applications and approved 157, reflecting a sharp screening pace.
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Seward
County Officials Face Heavy Explain-Year Financial Reckoning
County leaders confront a daunting task to justify the financial ruin facing the region. They must explain causes, costs, and potential remedies while facing scrutiny from residents and oversight bodies.
Rome Howls Over Tax Measure Sparks Citizen Debate
The record urges residents to review a proposed tax plan aimed at funding community projects. Officials push for public engagement while critics warn of increased fiscal burden. Citizens are urged to read the proposal and attend upcoming meetings to weigh the measure's impact.
Tae Record Stirs Reform Animals With Dance and Howl
The piece describes reform animals showing progress as they begin to dance and howl, signaling that a hot shot is nearing a tender and vital point in the movement.
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Tae
Witt Lews Ring organ and ballot printing costs
The note questions Witt Lews claim that the Record was paid 168 for printing ballots in 1891, while Burlin Game did the same in 1892 for 100. The comparison suggests the Record’s figure may be inflated or misrepresented given Burlin’s lower cost for a similar service.
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Burlingame
Change in prices and transport shifts impact the economy
The passage notes a shift as grain and live stock prices fall while transportation costs rise and money tightens, signaling broader economic adjustment following last fall’s movements.
Arctic explorations set to begin three expeditions
The 1893 season marks the launch of three polar expeditions planned for three to four years. Historians anticipate notable discoveries as these journeys push toward uncharted Arctic regions.
Reformers Seek Jobs in Polk County Office
A writer complains that reformers once eager to join the office now push to enter a position the office can’t overlook, noting surprising tactics by some followers in Polk County.
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Polk County
Newberry bill debate sparks warnings and rumors
A reader condemns a blanket claim that the Newberry bill cuts rates, warns it may raise some charges, and cautions the public to verify facts before believing rumors while accusing unnamed foes of political intimidation.
Inpra Renounces Silver Coinage Ends Free Coinage Policy
Inpra has repudiated silver and halted free coinage after years of burden. English capitalists profited from speculation at her expense as the local government recently ordered the closure of mints to private parties.
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Inpra
North and South railway commission meets in Lincoln
The North and South railway commission meets in Lincoln to study a road from North Dakota to a Texas port. The plan would bring Nebraska nearer the sea and reduce freight rates on grain, livestock and other long distance goods. It is presented as a feasible solution to the railroad problem and potential tangible progress.
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North and South Railway Commission
Lincoln
North Dakota
Texas
Nebraska
Local opinion on Democratic impeachment funds
The piece lauds Birt Green and Bill for returning a $100.00 warrant and declining the money from the impeachment committee. It questions lambertson Pound and Deane and suggests they could feel better by returning $500.00 as well. The tone condemns dishonesty and praises honesty.
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Birt
Bill
Billis
Lambertson Pound
Deane
Garneau Retains World’s Fair Commissioner Amid Disgrace
The Nebraska City Press argues Governor Crounse’s appointment of Garneau as the world’s fair commissioner is a flawed choice. It states Garneau bears the blame for the state’s poor representation, carries the salary with a light burden, and displays airs despite the controversy.
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Crounse
Garneau
Nebraska City Press
Auditor Moore Targets Garneau Over World’s Fair Funds
The audit official accuses commissioner Joseph Garneau of misusing state money for the Nebraska exhibit and vows to pursue the matter if allegations from Garneau’s foes hold. Gene’s reforms in the state house and State Treasurer Bartley’s notable work are also mentioned.
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Moore
Joseph Garneau
Cracker
Mr. Garneau
Politician Claims Grain Rates Rise Not Yet In Effect
A critical analysis argues the Newberry bill caused grain rate increases, accusing a reform advocate of misdirection. The piece contends railroad managers and farmers are hurt as politicians push votes while promising improvement.
Up To The Elbows in State Finances
The auditor’s report reveals employees looting the treasury as legislators pursue prosecutions of state officials. Legislators spend onAttorney opinions, and then funds to prove them worthless in higher court. Deadlock in Senate left offices unelected and unsettled through early April.
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Auditor of Public Accounts
Senate
Senate Pay Grievances and Overtime Claims
A report details pay and overtime claims by Senate officials from January 14 to April 8. H A Edwards and Geo R Doughty faced 82 days regular plus overtime, with others like B S Littlefield and Heale also drawing extra pay. The piece questions honesty, blames Republicans and Independents, and calls for truth and reform.
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Senate
H. A. Edwards
Geo
Doughty
Treasury
B. S. Littlefield
Lincoln
Heale
House
Cily Cal
Reform Methods. Ep. Recop: Independent charges
A local letter criticizes Polk County Independent for claiming county knowledge after less than a year in office. It cites a May 11 issue alleging $68 for voting booths and questions who bears the cost. The writer argues the Independent Party enacted laws assigning duty to certain persons to provide such things.
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Polk Co
Theg Aesti
Ecs
Indepen Party
Chassi
Retired Business Woman Credits Heart Cure
A Chicago reader recalls heart disease for 25 years with serious episodes. After a physician predicted imminent death, a friend advised Dr Miles New Heart Cure. One bottle improved circulation within hours and three doses enabled movement of ankles and limbs. The testimonial praises the remedy and endorses Miles Medical Co. sales.
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Miles
Morgan
Harrison
Chicago
Miles M
Kibbert
Ind
On Co
The World’s Fair Blood Purifier Ad
An advertisement promotes Reggs Blood Purifier claiming it purifies the blood improves complexion and clears skin. It urges readers to try a bottle and notes it is sold and guaranteed by R K Baum.
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Regg
Toothwash Claim Sparks Dental Remedies
An advertising blurb promotes Sexafreo as a remedy to decay and bad breath. It states that a little tartar on teeth causes decay and breath issues and that Sexafreo will remove the trouble, noting the product is sold by R. K. Batm.
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R. K. Batm
North Wind Brings Cold Ailments Cited
The brief touts a One Minute Cough Cure as a safe and quick remedy for the cold, claiming sharp winds worsen illness and the cure will perform a wondrous result. BR. K.
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BR. K. Baum
World renowned liniment promises cures for many ailments
This advertisement touts a liniment claimed to penetrate from ocean to ocean and to cure rheumatism neuralgia cuts sprains bruises wounds sores burns sciatica sore throat sore chest and other inflammations after all others fail It claims effectiveness for animals and urges purchase for 50 cents from R K Baum.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Lakes
Gulf
R.K. Baum
Shilohs Catharah Remedy Praised by Captain Sweeney
Captain Sweeney of San Diego California reports Shilohs Catharah Remedy as the first medicine that helped him. The item is priced at 50 cents and endorsed by R.K. The advertisement highlights a personal testimonial for the remedy.
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Sweeney
Sa Diego
Cal
Shiloh
R.K. Baum
Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy Offered With Nasal Injector
A patent remedy advertised to cure catarrh dipetheria canker mouth and headache. Each bottle includes an ingenious nasal injector for improved treatment at no extra charge. Sold by R K Baum Druggist.
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Shiloh
R. K. Baum
Why Do People Suffer from Indigestion and More
An advertisement notes many suffer from indigestion constipation dizziness and loss of appetite and promotes Shiloh's Vitalizer as a guaranteed cure sold by R.K. Baum Druggist.
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Shiloh
R.K. Baum
Chamberlin Cough Remedy Praised for Coughs and Colds
The promptness and certainty of Its cures have made Chamberlin Cough Remedy famous. It is intended for coughs colds croup and whooping cough and is the most effective remedy known for these diseases. Mr B Main of Union City Pa says he has a great sale on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and never heard of one failing to give satisfaction. 50 cent bottles for sale by R K Baum.
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B. Main
Union City
R. K. Baum
A. L. Armisrong
IK. Baum
Uggist
Rozedore Beauty Product Advertised by Actress
An advertisement touts Rozedore as a complexion enhancer removing redness tan freckles pimples and liver spots. Actress Ethel Wolf endorses it claiming long use with harmless results and a pure white skin claim. Price offered with a free receipt and plain wrap. address in South Bend Indiana.
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Ethel Wolf
Addrien
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