Proposed Nebraska constitutional amendment to create Board of Commissioners of State Institutions
Official certification of a 1912 ballot measure proposing to amend Article 19 of the Nebraska Constitution to establish a Board of Commissioners of State Institutions and transfer powers from the Governor and the Board of Public Lands and Buildings. The form presents the ballot language for and against the amendment, the conditions for passing, and the secretary of state affirmation by Addison W. Smith.
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No Four for Nebraska
Proposed amendment to Nebraska constitution to change Supreme Court elections and term rules, setting general elections every two years with three judges elected for six year terms and a chief justice every six years, with transitional terms. Includes rewording of Section 5 Article Six and Section 13 Article Sixteen and ballot form instructions.
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Nebraska
Lerely
Cobbey
Supreme Court
State of
Nebernaka
Clites
Addison Walt
Eaid
Legal Advertisement Notice From Addison Wait
Legal advertisements fit the enemy effect on the fore heft on Tues Qpy othe Sh day of Neveober 1912 Where aft we have bereuite fetoains finnd and attired the firent Seal of the Sirte of Nebeneka Ttone at Linecalts this day of May in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Twelve and of the Independence of the United States the One Hundred and Thirty six and of this State the Forty sixth Seal ADDISON WAIT
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Nory
United States
Addison Wait
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No. Five For Nebraska Cities Charter
A historical ballot text outlines Amendment Five proposing city charter control for Nebraska cities with over five thousand inhabitants. It details charter conventions, submission processes, publication duties, and conditions for adoption, amendment, or rejection by voters in the 1912 general election. The measure also sets procedures if a charter is rejected and requires certification and filing with state records.
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Nebraska
Eveluatier
Nebrask
Heh
Mutlay
Afteen Freeholders
Saldelty
Cugany
Sneberty
Suyal
Jungte
Ogether Wits
Secretary of State
Ufotesaid
Addison Walt
Nebrreka
Lincoln
Addison Watt
Stallion Purchased for Sidneys ranch stand this season
The dark bay grade stallion formerly owned by the late B F Mitchell has been bought by the undersigned who will stand him for the remainder of the season at their ranch two miles north of Sidney. Terms: 810 to insure live colt. E W Ziebert, owner.
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B. F. Mitchell
Sidney
E. W. Ziebert
Nebraska Bankers Hear Attack on Wealth Powers
In Omaha at the sixteenth Nebraska Bankers Association conven tion T L Matthews of Fremont assailed J P Morgan Carnegie Rockefeller and Armour as wielding undue and dangerous financial power He urged bankers to aid agriculture with better ties to farmers and highlighted the Nebraska farmer as an American ideal George Sawyer of Western elected president J C French South Omaha and William Hughes Omaha kept as treasurer and secretary respectively
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Omaha
T. L. Matthews
Fremont
J. P Morcan
United States
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Carnegie
Steel Trust
Rockefeller
Maine
Manila
Rockefeller Foundation
J. Ogden Armour
Sugar Trust
Pugsley
C. W. Pugsley
Nebraska University Farm Experiment Station
Nebraska
Cluss
Farmira
George Sawyer
Western
J. C French
South Omaha
William Hughes
Tresenter
Thoee
Adventists name officers in Nebraska conference election
In Lincoln on August 2 the Seventh Day Adventists held annual elections and reelected Elder John W. Christian of College View as Nebraska conference president for a third term. Unanimous choice. Other officers chosen include Secretary Miss Pearl Jones Hastings treasurer Miss Anna M Peterson Hastings Young People's and Educational Secretary B House Field Missionary Secretary M E Enis Hastings Tract Society Secretary Miss Pearl F Jones Hastings Sabbath School Secretary Miss Alice J Teeple Hastings Medical Missionary Secretary Mrs Ollie Manfull College View.
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Seventh Day Adventists
John W . Christian
College View
Nebraska
Pearl Jones
Hastings
Anna M Peterson
Young People's and
M. E. Enis
Tract Society
Pearl Ef, Jones
Sabbath Schior
Alice J. Teeple
Ollie Manfull
Melon Patch Shootout Stops Thefts Near Tecumseh Neb
A circus crew trying to steal melons from E. B. Estes fled when he ordered surrender at gunpoint. Estes fired, wounding Spurgeon Cochran of Falls Valley Oklahoma in the lung. A Black man also wounded slightly. both not seriously hurt. Cochran expects to rejoin the circus soon.
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Tecumseh, Neb
Cochran
Farmer Oto Score Dies After Hay Rack Accident Near Closter
Oto Score, a farmer near Closter, was crushed between a hay rack and a windmill post as his team bolted while he sought a drink. He suffered a torn stomach and crushed organs, was operated on at the local hospital, and died from injuries.
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Oto Score
Closter
Currie Elected Taft State Chairman. Roosevelt Electors Dismissed
At a Taft state executive session, Frank M. Currie was chosen as state committee chairman. A resolution was adopted urging the Roosevelt electors, about six in number, to withdraw from the ticket.
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Jincoin
Taft
Frank M. Currie
Roosevelt
Corrick Named Roosevelt Campaign Manager in Lincoln
Lincoln resident Frank P. Corrick was chosen to manage the Roosevelt campaign in the state at a Progressive executive committee meeting. Headquarters will be at the Lindell hotel in Lincoln.
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Corrick
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Progressive Executive Committee
Frank P. Corrick
Lindell Hotel
Boy Drowns in Bone Creek at Ainsworth
George McConnell aged fourteen was bathing with friends in Bone Creek Ainsworth when he stepped into a deep hole and drowned. He was accompanied by several companions at the time of the accident.
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Ainsworth
George McConnell
Bone Creek
Pure Food Exhibit Set for State Fair Dairy Building
Pure Food Commissioner Nels P. Hansen will present an educational exhibit at the state fair. The display, located in the dairy building, will showcase insights into food safety and dairy production practices.
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Pure Food
Nels P. Hansen
Deer Claim at Crete Stir Frustration for Farmers
Game Warden Miller received a letter from J. W. Gilbert of Friend claiming several tame deer found near Crete may belong to his herd. He says they will likely return when the young deer can follow their mother. Some Crete farmers reported deer damaging fruit and berry shrubs to the warden.
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J. W. Gilbert
Friend
Crete
Madison Votes Sewer Bonds in Nebraska City Contest
Madison Nebraska August 29 sewer bonds totaling $16000 carried by a 26 vote margin after a spirited local contest. The passage enables municipal sewer improvements in Madison.
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Madison
Neb
Galen John Richmond Dies at Home in Minden Neb
Galen John Richmond died at his home in Minden Nebraska. The death notice states he passed away in the city, with no additional details provided about the time or cause.
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Minden, Neb
Galen John Richmond
Nebraskans urged to select seed corn early
Lincoln Aug 27 Governor Aldrich issues proclamation urging Nebraska farmers to choose seed corn promptly and to set aside the week starting September 30 for this essential task.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Aldrich
What your liver needs is Rexall Liver Salts.
An old style health pitch urging Rexall Liver Salts as the remedy ailing livers demand with a bold claim of no satisfaction with money back.
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