Bryan tours Nebraska amid corporate liquor criticisms
The Fremont Tribune notes William Jennings Bryan preparing an itinerary through Nebraska, linking him to Parker and Esopus sage imagery. It argues Bryan’s vocal stances mask real ties to corporations and liquor interests, suggesting voters will test his promises against party leadership and concession to special interests.
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Alton B. Parker
Parker
Sage
Esopus
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la Morehead
Poe
Mr. Bryan
Falls City
State Committee
Fremont Tribune
The Czar and the War and Russian Autocracy Rise
A sermon style view argues that victory in war would strengthen Russian autocracy and bureauc racy, increasing repression across Europe, while defeat might align czar with Sherman’s idea that war is hell. It contrasts Tsar Nicholas II’s public bearing now with prewar armored travel and poison fears. The piece warns of wider political risks if Russia triumphs or falters.
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Romanoffs
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Notice to Creditors Polk County Nebraska Estate of Gierhart
Notice to creditors of Wealthy A. Gierhart deceased in Polk County Nebraska. Claims period ends March 20 1915 and debts payment deadline September 19 1915. Judge Henry H Campbell will hear claimsOctober 19 1914 December 19 1914 and March 20 1915 at Ten A M in County Court.
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Polk County
Nebraska
John M. Herrmann
Adam J. Herrmann
Henry II
Campbell
County
Jifdee
A. Gierhart
Said County
Henry H. Campbell
Special Teachers' Examination Held at County Court House
A special teachers exam will be given at the County Court House on Friday October 16 and Saturday October 17, 1914. The test covers county subjects only. Amelia Rasmussen, County Superintendent, announces the forthcoming event. See it and marvel: First installment Tuesday October 20.
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Amelia Rasmussen, Co
Administrator's Sale at Knerr Estate
Ira Banta administrator of the Jacob Knerr estate announces a public sale at the home of C B Knerr located one half mile south and four and a half miles east of Stromsburg on Tuesday October 20 1914. The auction starts at 1 o clock with six milk cows a two year old registered Poll Durham bull a two year old heifer three yearling heifers five yearling steers one spring calf and some full blood Poland China pigs with pedigree provided on request. Terms are six months with a bankable note at 8 percent. Pike and Olson are auctioneers.
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Stromsburg
Poland
China
Pike & Olson
Ira Banta
Jacob Knerr
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Osceola Nebraska 1914
In Polk County Nebraska Sheriff David B. Peter levies on Lot 5, Block 4 Morrill and Nance Addition Osceola to satisfy a 1914 decree for $267.14 plus costs. The sale to the highest bidder for cash occurs November 4, 1914 at 16:00 in front of the Osceola Court House, with Mills & Beebe as attorneys for the plaintiff.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
A. O. Monson
Allen L
Jennie L
Ofesaid
Morrill and
Nance
Osceola
Osccola
David
Peter
Said County
Mills & Beebe
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