Aldrich administration highlights state reform drive
The Aldrich administration places capable executives in state institutions, expands good roads data collection, and promotes Nebraska settlement tours. It reports self supporting dairy and pure food inspection, extensive building safety checks, hotel and fire code enforcement, and stricter child labor and female employment laws. It notes prison reform, home for the friendless abolition, and National Guard support, with enforcement actions against wildlife and fishing violations.
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Aldrich
Nebraska
Pure Food Department
Labor Department
Parol
National Guard
Sanborn
Minnesota
Harmon
Ohio
Hadley
Missouri
U. S. Supreme Court
Native Nebraskan for Lieutenant Governor McKelvie Profile
S R McKelvie born on a Clay County farm rose to publisher of The Nebraska Farmer the west’s oldest farm paper. He served Lincoln city council and sits in the Nebraska legislature from Lancaster. He backs initiative referendum stock yards bill and other agriculture measures.
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Nebraska
S R. McKelvie
Clay County
Sam McKelvie
S. R. McKelvie
Nebraska Farmer
West
Robert W. Furnas
McKelvie
Lincoln
Lancaster County
Cheyenne County summary from the Omaha Bee
Organized in 1870 with 4551 residents and Sidney as county seat. Towns Lodgepole Dalton Potter listed with populations. Area 1194 square miles, 764 160 acres, 635 farms averaging 539.9 acres. Farm values total 7.53 million, land values 5.64 million with per acre 16.46. Crops include corn 12363 acres 123630 bushels wheat 20550 acres 418744 bushels oats 7096 acres 319320 bushels barley 639 acres 26838 bushels rye 2154 acres 35541 bushels alfalfa 811 acres 2838 tons hay 4200 acres 4200 tons potatoes 861 acres 43050 bushels Livestock cattle 16906 horses 7545 mules 148 swine 3508 sheep 2277 value 1607741 Poultry 36995 value 13975 Soils rich sandy loam with grazing land. Railroads Union Pacific and Chicago Burlington Quincy. Sidney Telegraph offer subscribe 1.50 for one year.
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Omaha Sunday Bee
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Lodgepole
Dalton
Potter
Union Pacific
Chicago Burlington & Quincy
Bushee Aimed For State Senate With Proven Legislative Record
Mrotushee emphasizes Bushee as a lower house member whose practical, progressive results include a $150000 state aid measure for weak school districts ensuring 5 to 6 months schooling in every county, plus a public indigent consumptives hospital established at $10000. He supported a western Nebraska state experiment station in Scottsbluff and irrigation development through the Kimball district, highlighting Bushee as capable of further service in the state senate.
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Mrotushee
Kinkaid Homestead
Bushee
Nebraska
University Regents
Scottsbluf
Kushee
Kimball
State Senate
Ale
Catholic church to hold weeklong mission from Chicago
A missionary from Chicago will lead a seven day series of services starting Sunday in Sidney. Each morning mass and sermon, each afternoon at 4, instruction for children, and each evening at 7 30 Rosary Benediction and sermon. Dr Chester Birch of Winona Lake Indiana and singer Raynor Eddins will also appear. All are welcome regardless of church membership.
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Chicago
Sidney
Chester Birch
Winona Lake
Indiana
Raynor Eddins
Income tax amendment could gain federal approval
The secretary of state is expected to issue proclamations in winter announcing adoption of the income tax amendment to the federal constitution. State returns show thirty two states ratified while four rejected. Nine of twelve states yet to act will meet this winter and predominantly plan approval, paving the way for Congress to levy income taxes without apportionment or census counts.
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Secretary of State
Department of State
Congress
Cotton Corner Case Tried Before Supreme Court
Washington reports on October 24 admissions of defects in the indictment of James Patten Eugene Scales Frank B Hayne and William P Brown on charges of conspiring to corner ten million dollars of cotton on the New York Cotton Exchange in 1910 in violation of the Sherman anti trust law. The second argument over the indictment followed the New York federal court’s quashing of vital counts. Crown Prince in Critical Condition. St Petersburg reports anxiety over the prince’s condition after an accident while Imperial silence remains on details.
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Washington
James Patten
Eugene Scales
Frank B Hayne
William P. Brown
New York Cotton Exchange
Supreme Court of the United States
Bullitt
New York Federal Court
St. Petersburg
Alexis
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A. N. Reed
Drake University
Gapen
R. J K. Elms
North Platte
Metropolitan Hotel
Cleburne Brook
United States
E. F. Ward
Cleburne Block
Henry E. Gapen
Cheyenne Co
Government Land Business
Court House
NEB Law
Gapen Building
J.S. Hoagland
W. V. Hoagland Refereen Bankruptes
Hoagland & Hoagland
A A. Sharp
P. O
Clara
J Jeroy Martin
Attorney AT Law
First National Bank
DE. H. E. Mantor
John Jansky
Kruse
Rose Street
Sidney, Neb
Union Valley Stock Farm
Poland
Henry Blome
Prroprievoor
P.O
Dalton, Neb
Tits and Abstract Co
F. A. King
Pres
Cleburne Building
Neb
Standard Oil Company
Omaha
B. R. Bushee
Crown Prince
Sidney Mercantile Coo
Sidney, Nebraska
Pacific Coast
California
Oregon
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Santa FE
Los Angeles
Denver
Grand Canyon
Pacific Coast Tours
Southern Tours
Burlingtonm
Hutson Hoy
M. A. Shipman
Wakeley
Reliabee American Bank
United States Depository
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