Mothers Day Proclaimed as May Observance by Nebraska Governor
A Nebraska proclamation by Gov Morehead designates May 9 as Mothers Day across the state. The text urges a flower bearing observance in churches and communities to honor mothers, with a goal of elevating gratitude and kindness in daily life.
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Morehead
Lincoln
Governor More
Td Baer Pontion
Nebraska rail and road plans dominate state notices
The Nebraska state rail commission orders telegraph directories to place ads at page tops or bottoms not over one inch, to keep names readable. Lincoln checks books of Lincoln Telephone, while paving planned between Lincoln and University Place draws 35000 dollars from the legislature.
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State Railway Commission
Stebbins
Dawson
Gothenburg Telephone Company
John W. VanZant
Interstate Commerce Commission
Telephone Department
Lincoln
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Commission
Lancaster County
University Place
State Farm
Omaha-Lincoln-Denver
Peter Wink
Kearney
State Board of Control
Industrial School
Lincoln Highway
Senate
Taure J Quinby
Omaha Philosophical Society
Adlerika Ad blitz claimed to relieve constipation fast
Docal druggist W H Swatzlandier reports Adlerika, a simple buckthorn bark glycerine blend, as a popular remedy in Sidney. He touts it as famous for curing appendicitis and cleansing both lower and upper bowels, with just one dose relieving constipation and gas near immediately.
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W. EH. Swatzlandier
Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska Quarantine Meeting Notes
A Kansas protest against Nebraska quarantine rules cites interstate free territory. The board schedules a May 1 meeting and invites the Nebraska commissioner. Governor Morehead names delegates for a national charities and correction convention in Baltimore, May 12. Delegates include Dr J A Leavitt Normal, Rev O M Johnson Bethany, William M Clifford Lincoln, Mother Joseph Reusing West Point, J A C Kennedy Omaha, and others.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Morehead
National Convention of Charities and Correction
Baltimore
J A Leavitt
Normal
A Leavitt
Lincoln Frost
Lincoln
BF. J. Wharton
fToward Kennedy
Tincoln
W. T Penton
Tancaster
W. T. Fenton
Lancaster
N. T. Harmon
O. M. Johnson
Bethany
William M
Live Stock Prices At South Omaha Market Report
A very dull cattle session at Union Stock Yards South Omaha features another liberal run of about 6 200 head with demand improving and prices steady to slightly higher. Cattle focus on yearlings and cows, with veal calves and stockers active. hogs and sheep show softer tone though some loads purchase near steady. Prices listed include Colorado Mexicans at 10 65 and westerns to 10 50 for lambs, with assorted ranges for beef cattle and feeders.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Wethers
Indiana Attorney General Moves Against Convicted Judge
Indiana Attorney General Richard M. Milburn said he would begin removal steps for Eliai Redman, Vigo County circuit court judge, who with Donn M. Roberts and 26 others was convicted of election conspiracy and is serving five years in Leavenworth. W. S. Summers of Seattle, former Nebraska attorney general, was at one time a U S district attorney for Nebraska and is now practicing law in Seattle.
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Richard M. Milburn
Indiana
Eliai Redman
Vigo County
Redman
Donn M. Roberts
Leavenworth
W. S. Summmners
Seattle
Nebraska
State House
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