Southern policy and railroad bonds in Polk County
A political editorial discusses Reconstruction era southern policy, Governor Packard’s clash with Nichols, and the need to unite voters to approve bonds for the Omaha & Republican Valley Railroad. It urges harmony and prudent governance to secure a first-class eastward line benefiting Polk County residents.
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Louisiana
Packard
Hayes
United States
Ayes
Nichols
White House
Omaha & Republican Valley Railroad
Seuare
Seb
Polk County
Potk Wowsty
The New Game Law and School Meeting Guidance
Nebraska lawmakers enact a new wild bird protection law from June 1 1877 with seasonal grouse and turkey open seasons and fines for violations. The document also outlines annual school district meeting procedures census timing budgets tax mills reports and corrections for teacher monthly reports.
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Nebraska
Polk County Indebtedness and Warrants Unredeemed 1877
Statement showing warrants outstanding and delinquent taxes for Polk County Nebraska as of October 30 1876 and related receipts and disbursements for year ending October 30 1876. Includes General Fund Bridge and Land Road funds Sinking funds special issues and tax levies with balances and certify by County Clerk John P Heald.
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Polk County
Na Funp
County General Fund
Treasury County General Fund
General Fund
Toam
Toam’t
Town’t
Toain’t
Treasury
John P. Heald
Nebraska
Oneer
Holloway's Pills and Ointment for Skin Diseases
Holloway's medicines claim to cure fever, restless sleep, foul stomach and skin eruptions by cleansing the skin and purifying the blood. Prices shown: 25 cents per box or pot. Owen & Chamberlain's Camphorated Hartshorn Liniment marketed as a reliable family and horse liniment, agent J Snider.
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Holloway
Owen & Chamberlain
Jr. J
Snider
Ayer
Canfield's Grasshopper Exterminator Invented
L. B. Canfield, a farmer near Lincoln, has devised a field machine to remove hoppers. A tin pan eight feet long with a kerosene reservoir in the rear is carried by two men. hoppers jump into the pan and are killed by the flame. The device costs ten dollars.
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L. B. Canfield
Lincoln
Saline Co
Neus
Hontoway's Prits Sold At Twenty-Five Cents
The ad touts blood as the essence of health and life, notes blood furnishes flesh bone muscle nerve and skin and compares medicines to act on stomach and bowels while promoting a price of twenty five cents per box or pot.
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Hontoway
Dentist Dr F H Newton Announces Visit to Oxccola
Dr F H Newton of Seward Nebraska will visit Oxccola Polk County on April 2, 1877 and remain several days at Lotger House. He will perform all kinds of dental work and invites all who wish to consult him.
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F. H. Newton
Seward
Nebraska
Oxccola
Polk County
Rome
Lotger
Holloway's Pills and Ointment touted for wide remedies
An advertisement proclaims Holloway's Pills cure for headaches stomach issues and kidney troubles with many testimonials. It urges buying multiple boxes for fevers chills and skin eruptions, claims rapid relief where other methods fail and lists a broad range of ailments treated.
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Lowell
Mass
Shoninger
B. Shoninger Organ CO
Chestnut Street
J. Latitam & CO
Art Pex
Washington St
Boston
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G. B. Wright
Wake St
Chicago
Adress Mbonge Stingon & Co
Portland
Slolloway’s Pills
Molloway
J. Iaypock
Tornowroy & Co
York
N.B
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Florence
Oniecs
Gatiservatories
Florence Sewing Machine CO
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Lake St
New York
Axtion Square
Philadelphia
Chestnut St
P.O
Florence Oil
Flor
Nce Sewing Machine Co
Addes Trun & Co
Acus
Maine
L, J, Blowey
Dealics
Eas
Public Square
Osceola
DRY Goods
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Europe
Sweden
Norway
Tamasso
L. Hrabdsteom
Lintaler
Charksvile
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Esa Es
DAL
Crest
Keade
Biller
Brother
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