Proposed Constitutional Amendment No One for Initiative and Referendum
Nebraska ballot text outlines a proposed constitutional amendment to Section 1 and 2 Article 3 and Section 10 of Article 3. It details the peoples powers to propose laws and amendments, referendum on acts, initiative petitions, and how votes determine adoption at the November 1912 election. It also covers ballot printing, nonpartisan presentation, and gubernatorial proclamation if approved.
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Newpee
Nebraska
Epreuimed Ag
Runelei
Constit Bate
State of
Senate
Mary
Petitum
Pew
Existacare
Secretary of State
Anneneed
T. Alann West
Nobrooks
Nobraska Fe
Teelsta
Nohrasks
Lincoln
Atinisan Watt
Proposed Nebraska constitutional amendment creates State Institutions Board
The notice details a proposed amendment to Section 19 of Article V to establish a Board of Commissioners of State Institutions. It describes appointment by the Governor with Senate consent, term lengths, powers over state institutions, transfer of powers from Governor and Board of Public Lands and Buildings, and voting procedure for approval in November 1912. Addison Watt certifies the document and the date.
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Nebraska
Board of Commissioners of State
Senate
Sre
Tnsthtu
Board of Commissioners
State Soldiers’ Home
Hospital For the
Institute For
Dent
Nstitute For
Bind
Institute
Nebraska Industrial Home
Orthopedic Hospital
State Penitenthiry
Bonard
Board of Public Lands
Inwsa
Commissioners of
Anata
Addison Walt Speretare
Nebraaka
Nebracka
Lincoln
Mar
Ford
United States
Addison Watt
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No Four to Nebraska Constitution
Secretary of State Addison W. Walt certifies this proposed amendment, submitted to Nebraska voters for the general election on November 6, 1912, to amend sections on Supreme Court elections and general elections. It details changes to Article Six and Article Sixteen, outlining six year terms and staged chief justice elections, with voting and ballot wording, and declares the document a correct copy of the enrolled bill.
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State of
Nebraska
Ful
A. WD
Cobbey
Supreme Court
Addison Walt
Election oath fragment from 1912 with Addison Wait seal
Fragmentary ballot oath text dated May 2 1912 at Lincoln Nebraskaland referencing a general election and independence anniversary. Contains religious and formal declarations and an official seal signature for Addison Wait.
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No Five for Nebraska cities chartering
The document announces Amendment Five submitted to Nebraska electors for the November 6 election. It details allowing cities with over five thousand inhabitants to form their own charters via a charter convention, with steps for drafting ratification, publication, and submission to voters, plus provisions for amendments and repeals and the effect on state taxes and charter validity. The notice is signed by Secretary Addison W. Witt and dates to 1972.
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Nebraska
Wiz
Sword City
Dno General Erientathon Ifn
Sald Elty
Secretary of State
Bute
Sald City
Celty
Wald City
Agatiat
T. Addison Witt
Nebroska
Btate
Linenin
Lorch
Addison Watt
Sheriff Sale in Sidney Nebraska of Lot 4 Block 9 Clarkson's Addition
By order of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska sheriff J W McDaniel will sell at public auction the real estate of Betenpante, Lot 4, Block 9 Clarkson's Addition, Sidney, to satisfy a 1912 judgment for $1,063.05 plus $16.25 costs. Sale set for November 71, 1912 at 10 a.m. in front of the Sidney courthouse.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. M. Grimes
Nebraska Central Building & Loan Association
Lincoln
Leroy H. Matlock
Mable
A. Matlock
C. W. Hornaday
Clarkson
Sydney
Court House
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
Said
Notice for Publication EMC Henderson land claim
EMC Henderson of Sidney Nebraska filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish his claim to the land described in H E No 22376 in Section 2 Township 13 North Range 61 West at the North Platte land office. The witnesses are Clarence S. Chambers Ed Root William Howins and Oscar Walsh all of Sidney Nebraska. The proof is to be presented before the County Judge in Sidney on November 20 1912.
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Department of the Interior
North Platte
Neb
Emc Henderson
Sidney
6Th Principal Meridian
Nebraska
Clarence S. Chambers
Ed Root
William “Howins
Oscar Walsh
Land Office notice of Walsh mining claim fore in Nebraska
John Walsh of Potter Nebraska filed notice of intention to foreclose proceedings for his H E No 22587 serial 03155 covering all of section 30 township 14 north range 51 west sixth principal meridian. The hearing is set with the County Judge in Sidney Nebraska on December ith, 1912. Witnesses named Grant Anderson Ed Root John Tingwall and Adammy Gunderson from Sidney and Potter Nebraska.
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Department of the Interior
North Platte
Sidney
Neb
Grant Anderson
Ed Root
John Tingwall
Adanmy Gunderson
Fotter
J E. Evans
Register
Notice of Contest for Homestead Entry Cancellation
John A. Henson of Potter Nebraska files Sept 14 1912 to contest and cancel LOUS MALN homestead entry No 04166 in SE TM 28 14 52 W. of 6th Meridian. Contest alleges abandonment lack of cultivation improvement and absence from land for over two years. Failure to answer within twenty days after fourth publication forfeits rights.
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Department of the Interior
Ues
North Platte
Neb
Lous Maln
Potter
John A. Henson
Tang
J. E. Evans
Register
Notice to Creditors in Cheyenne County Estate
In the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska notices are given that the creditors of Nicholas O Bryans estate will meet the administratrix before County Judge Henry E Gapen at the County Court Room on November 22 1912 and December 23 1912 at 10 o clock am for examination adjustment and allowance. Six months to present claims and one year to settle from September 28 1912. Notice published in The Sidney Telegraph for four weeks before November 22 1912. Witness my hand October 17 1912.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Nicholas O'Bryan
Said
Sidney Telegraph
Seal Enry 'E. Gapen
Order for Administration of Alfred Darnell Estate
Nebraska County Court in Cheyenne County on October 17 1912 assigns November 11 1912 at 10 a m for hearing petition by Jesse C McNish to grant him administration of the late Alfred Darnell estate. Notice ordered by publication in Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior to hearing. (Seal) Henry E Gapen County Judge.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne Couny
Henry E. Gapen
Alfred Darnell
Jesse C. McNish
Sidney Telegraph
Notice for Public Land Claim Hearing
Serial No 03711 notice from the U S Land Office North Platte Neb dated 11 1912 announces William Moeller of Sidney Neb filer of H E 23748 for new section 24 township 13 N range 49 W will prove up final three year proof to establish land claim before County Judge in Sidney Neb on December 13 1912 witnesses Oscar Brandt Fred Wittig George Glidewell Leopold Rezanina all of Sidney Neb
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
North Platte
Neb
William Moeller
Sidney
6Th Principal Meridian
Defice
Oscar Brandt
Fred Wittig
George Glidewell
Leopold Rezanina
Sidney, Neb
Notice for Publication final proof 1912
Serial No 01412 notice for publication Department of the Interior Oct 16 1912 L Wilson Laura Colorado filed intention to make final three year proof to establish homestead claim No 01412 for lots 1 2 3 4 section 22 town 12 R 62 W6th Principal Meridian before Joseph Oberfelder US Commissioner at his office in Hastings Nebraska on December 21 1912 Claimant names John Goedert William Gorman Elmer Younglund of Laura Colorado and Edward Fisher of Sidney Nebraska J E Byar Register
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
North Platte
Neb
William L. Wilson
Laura
Colo
Joseph Oberfelder
U. S
Ainhes
John Goedert
William Gorman
Elmer Younglund
Edward Fieher
Sidney
J. E. Byar
Register
Nebraska Court Decision and Ballot Prep Report
Nebraska supreme court ruled unanimously against Lancaster county district court in issuing a writ directing the secretary of state to place six Taft electors on the ballot as Republicans, instead of the six bull moose electors. Secretary Wait had begun printing ballots with Taft electors at the top and Progressive on bottom. Memorial services were held for former supreme court commissioner E C Calkins in Kearney. A new Omaha bank seeks incorporation as the State Bank of Omaha with capital stock of 310000 and 228 shareholders led by H W Huttig Albert J Schantz P Macinnis and J L Svoboda.
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Lincoln
Supreme Court of Nebraska
District Court of
Lancaster County
Secretary of State
Wait
Matthew ” Scott
Norton
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Isaac Sadler
Omaha
St Leger Cowley
Scott
Calkins
Supreme Court
E. C. Calkins
Hime
Kearney
M. Dryden
Jesse L. Root
F. M Hall
Warren Pratt
Reese
Fawcett and
Hlamer
State Banking Board
State Bank of
H. W. Huttig
Albert J. Schantz
P. Macinnis
J. L. Svoboda
Transandine railway service resumes after five months
Santiago Chile Oct 24 Train service on the Transandean railway has been resumed after being blocked since last May by snowdrifts and avalanches. Up to 6,000 tons of rock blocked the line and portions of the road bed were washed away. New construction now in progress will prevent future interruptions.
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Santiago
Chile
TEACHER IS PUPILS IDEAL MEETING IN OMAHA
Douglas county teachers gathered at city hall Omaha for a discussion on teacher influence home and community and qualifications for teaching President E J Rouse state teachers association spoke on Reward of the Teacher citing rewards such as gratitude of the mother deference of the father tribute of the people pupil love and impact on citizenship.
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Douglas County
Omaha
E. J. Rouse
State Teaachers’ Association
Sidney Nebraska ordinance stops railroad blocking roads
Legal advertisements report an ordinance by the Village of Sidney Nebraska to prevent obstruction of highways by railroad cars and engines. Violations carry a fine of ten to one hundred dollars and the ordinance takes effect after publication. Passed October 18 1912. E W Ziebert chairman and village clerk Ceslie Neueacr?
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Sidney
Nebraska
E. W. Ziebert
Rodgers of Plymouth Church Heads Nebraska Conference
The Nebraska Congregational conference opened with talks on Christ in leadership by Professor Walker of Chicago. President Davis noted a decline in divinity enrollments while secular professions surged. The Missionary society, led by Rev M A Bullock, closed the year debt free. A long honor roll of eighty churches appeared. New officers were elected: Rev C H Rodgers president, S A Anderson vice president, Rev S I Hanford secretary treasurer.
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Hastings
Neb
Nebraska Congregational Conference
Walker
Chicago
Davis
Chicago Seminary
Middle West
Tyonte Missionary Society
M. A Bullock
Lincoln
J. H. Andress Rend
Treas
Sr. Hanford
Hanford
Hog receipts rise as South Omaha nears top hog market
South Omaha pushes toward the world’s leading hog market surpassing Kansas City in receipts and slaughter this year. Through the season it has processed about 1,470,000 hogs while Kansas City drops by 690,000. Chicago remains the top market. Local prices stay near Chicago levels, prompting farmers to ship to the Omaha yard to save freight. Beatrice news notes a coroner’s verdict on John Meints’ death, ruling a blow to the head by unidentified persons caused his demise.
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Chicago
South Omaha
Kansas City
Union Stock Yards
Beatrice
Neb
John Meints
Lincoln
Pickrell
Dental association closes annual session in Beatrice
Beatrice Nebraska October 24 The Southeastern Nebraska Dental association closed its annual session electing officers President Dr Blair of Fairbury Vice president Dr Lt J Elis of South Auburn Secretary Treasurer Dr B T Spellman of Beatrice The next meeting will be held at Fairbury.
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Beatrice, Neb
Southeastern Nebraska Dental Association
Blair
Fairbury
Lt. J. Elis
South Auburn
Beatrice
Fence Post Turns to Stone in Three Years
A fence post on Morris Nelson’s farm near Fremont petrified in three years turning nearly to stone. Local professors say they have never before heard of complete petrification in such a short time.
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Morris Nelson
Fremont
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