Reapportionment Bills Seek Western Nebraska Senate Seats
Senators Hoagland and Bushee push identical bills to redraw districts based on population. The plan creates 29 senate districts and 76 house districts. District 28 combines Cherry Sheridan Dawes and Sioux counties. district 29 covers Box Butte Scotts Bluff Banner Kimball Cheyenne Morrill Garden. Each district would have one senator. three local house districts cover Sheridan Dawes Box Butte Sioux Scotts Bluff Morrill Garden Devel Cheyenne Kimball Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hoagland
B. K. Bushee
Senate
House
Nebraska
Cherry
Sheridan
Dawes
Sioux
Box Butte
Scotts Bluff
Banner
Kimball
Cheyenne
Morrill
Garden
Devel
Kimball and
Mondell Bill Aims to End Suspensions on Land Proofs
A Wyoming paper notes Representative Mondell has introduced a bill to stop final proofs in land entries from being suspended on protests by special agents of the general land office. The measure requires protests to state reasons and be promptly communicated to the entryman with a hearing opportunity.
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Congress
Mendell
Mondell
Wyoming
General Land Office
Morning Habits and Family Cheer in a New Neighborhood
A visitor notes a new family’s cheerful mornings as a model for harmony. Advocates forming pleasant routines before breakfast to ease daily life and reduce temper, urging couples and households to cultivate such habits for a brighter day and calmer home. The piece ends with a political aside praising Roosevelt and William Barnes for the New York Republican Committee chairmanship.
Steam-heated city gents shout back to the farm
A humorous note highlights urban workers joking that city life keeps them loud and restless while referencing rustic roots. The phrase signals nostalgia and social contrast in a lighthearted locals’ humor tone.
No clear event headline found in OCR fragment
The fragment discusses potential execution of socialists by a female attorney and frames religious and political liberty as civilizational progress, implying strong political sentiment but lacking concrete events, dates, or identifiable entities.
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Japan
Attorney General Allows Withholding Drainage Tax
Lincoln January 23 Attorney General Martin says a taxpayer may remand a receipt for general taxes and withhold drainage taxes when protesting them The ruling responds to Pawnee County's question about a county treasurer accepting payment of a general tax while a drainage tax is protested The opinion holds that accepting the remainder does not prejudice the drainage claim.
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Lincoln
Martin
J. Graham
Pawnee
Methodist Church Burns in Utica Nebraska
The Utica Nebraska fire destroyed the Methodist church after a gasoline lantern exploded in Walter Kilbin’s hands. Kilbin, son of the church minister, escaped injury and helped extinguish nothing as the blaze started near the altar and consumed the building before firefighters arrived.
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Utica
Neb
Walter Kilbin
Young Kilbin
Bellevue College to Merge With University of Omaha
The Bellevue college board of trustees voted to consolidate with the University of Omaha following a cooperative report from joint committees. If approved, this ends a yearlong dispute and marks a major merger step after months of joint study since July.
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Omaha
Bellevue College
University of Omaha Board of Trustees
University of Omaha
Bellevue
Union Pacific Plans 45 Mile Extension Through North Platte Valley
Attorney Muldoon of North Platte for Union Pacific spent days in Bridgeport examining titles and handling company affairs. The railroad will extend about forty five miles beyond Gering as work shifts to Sidney under Supervising Engineer Stinson. The move mirrors Burlington’s push, aiming to exploit eastern slowdown and attract western labor.
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Muldoon
North Platte
Union Pacific Railroad
Bridgeport
Union Pacific
Gering
Stinson
Sidney
North Platte Valley
Julesburg
Burlington
Eas
Union Pacific Company
Bridgeport Blade
Procrastination and Progress in March Travels and Trade
The column notes Roosevelt's planned hunting trip to Mexico in March and urges progress through cooperation among local business leaders. It highlights Humsler Brothers and F. Davis and Sons winning ribbons at a Denver cattle show, Millener's wireless telephone demo in Omaha, and unknown Barber of China opera tease. New goods arrive for A. R. Sweet at the Osborn stand.
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Roosevelt
Mexico
Humsler Brothers
F. Davia and Sons
Holbrook
Neb
Denver
Omaha
Frederick H. Millener
Union Pacific Railroad
Czariny
Russia
Royal Palace
Czar
Couré
St. Petersburg
Barbers of China
Mail fraud mine promoters ordered to jail in Arizona case
Kansas City January 26 The United States circuit court of appeals mandate requiring Frank H Horn E 8 Horn Raymond P May and S H Snider convicted of using the mails to defraud in promoting an Arizona mine must be served. Each defendant holds a $5 000 bond and all were absent from the city. They have 30 days to appear and surrender or bonds will be forfeited and they’ll be arrested by the marshal.
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Kansas City
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Frank H. Horn
Horn
Raymond P. May
S. H. Snider
Arizona
United States District Court
Wheat leads session as prices rise on large purchases
Good sized purchases of wheat by long traders pushed short sellers out and lifted values. Corn advanced about 1.25 cents, oats up a fraction, hog products little changed to modest declines. Closing quotes show May wheat near 98 to 99 cents, May corn around 50 to 51 cents, with pork and lard futures also advancing.
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Chicago
Chicago livestock market prices and receipts report
Cattle receipts 23 000, steady beeves 4 75 to 7 00, western steers 450 5 75, stockers and feeders 3 70 5 70, cows and heifers 2 50 6 10, calves 7 25 9 25. Hogs receipts 30 000, 5 10c lower, light 7 60 7 85, heavy 7 55 7 80, rough 7 55 7 65, pigs 7 40 8 00, bulk 7 70 7 80. Sheep receipts 20 000, steady natives 2 50 4 4, westerns 2 70 4 35, yearlings 4 50 5 60, lambs 4 25 6 25.
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Chicago
Cattle and Hog Prices From South Omaha Market
South Omaha cattle receipts reach 5500 with beef steers 5.35 to 6.35, cows and heifers 3.15 to 5.30, stockers 4.75 to 5.85, bulls 4.25 to 5.25, calves 4.75. Hog receipts 9815 ease 5 cents with heavy 7.00 to 7.45 and mixed 7.40 to 7.65. Sheep receipts 5300 weak with ewes 3.50 to 8.90, wethers 3.75 to 4.15, lambs 4.65 to 6.00.
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South Omaha
Land claim notice for George Foster in Nebraska lands
Department of the Interior notice from the U S Land Office at North Platte dated June 15 1911 names George Foster of Bidioeys Nebraska holder of HH E No 5536 Serial No 0103 seeking final five year proof to establish claim to NW 4 acres and adjacent lots in section 4 township 14 north range 16 west Sidney Nebraska witnesses John Oldershaw Thomas Clinton Charles Osborn Ernest Kruse and Jos Oberfelder U S Commissioner to hear March 10 at Sidney Nebraska Evans Register
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Department of the Interior
U. & Land Office
North Platte
Neb
George Foster
Bidioeys
Nebraska
HH. E
Sid Ney
Jos. Oberfelder
U. S
Sidney
John Oldershaw
Thomas Clinton
Charles Osborn
Ernest Kruse
Evans. Register
U. S. Land Office
Lan
Oscar Brandt
Nebr
H. BE
New
Slaney
William Moeller
Michael J. Foley
Martin Horeson
Paul J. Kappler
JE. Evana
U S. Land Office
Sibuvy
Paul Rk, Borgquist
Fred Kurth
J. E. Evans
Register
Department of the_Interior
Ellen McCarty
Sider
Jeremiah O. Waltz
Elmer Younglund
Edward Fischer
William W. Chowins
Otice
Ian Bobb
Simla
Sidney Nebraska
Cintmant
Henry Nean
Bridgeport
Lloyd Younktin
Alliance
Leo Nunn
Agel Kneidemaler
J. BE. Evans
U 8
Notch Platte
Alexander Blaton
D. m
Charles A. Banere
Higgins
James R. Birdwell
Frank X
Rica
D.F Bennett
Dalton
Jerome B. Halstor Higgins
Higgins, Neb
Ne. Sec
Lén
Hearing on Petition for Appointment of Administrator
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court sets a hearing on the petition by J W H Conduff to grant administration of James M Graham estate to Robert A Barlow. Notice to interested parties via The Iowa Telegraph for three weeks prior to February 1911 hearing. Judge Henry R Garay seals the order.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Carrie Ida Graham
Ruth Graham
James M. Graham
J. W H. Conduff
Robert A. Barlow
Idrey Telegraph
A. D
Henry R. Garay
Seail
James CO Tmeker
Nothels
Roop
Henry BE Garen
William A. Grosver
Sidney Telegraph
Henry E. Garen
BEAL
Arabella Couch
Said
Henry K. Gare
Le-4
Seni
Cukxyvenne
Anders Fredrickson
Gus Linn
Uesry F. Garey
John A. Bentley
George S Hoffman
George 8. Hoffman
Elkhart County
Lydia J. Hoffman
Minnie Nash
Lulu McClaran
Rosa Thompson
Indiana
Aled
L Noreby
Elisha Hi Bennett
Elisha Hi. Bennett
Lincoln G. Simon
Eliaha H. Bennett
LaPrairie
Llinois
Adama
Illinois
Elizabeth A. Bennett
Towns
Eliah GC. Bennett
Josiah Bennett
Lucy F. Hogsete
Martha A. Swartz
Sarah O. Wells
Louise J. Hawley
Justice
Equity
Sidney
Henry E. Daran
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F. A. Gapen
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
Hitchcock
Wm. Barnes
N. Y
Republican Committee
Methodist Church
Biare
Bellevue Committee
R. Sweet
Osborn Stand
L. B Geurry
Harve Ter Compiany of
America
Sulfa Mortzupge
Ecome
Ts Lumber Yard
Towlt
International Gasolne Traction Engine
Bitrodgerorr Lumber Company
Frank IL PurmMas
Notte
Guardian
District Court
Agel
Laura Sager
Laura Sharmer
Joseph Sharmer
Hcense
H. M. Grimes
Kidney
Joseph Bharmer
Charles A. Bancroft
Frank X. Rihn
FL Bennett
Phat Neub
Jerome ¥. Halston
Board of County Commissioners
Justice Court
T. Doran
Henry E. Garren
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