Swamp-Root Sample Offer and Odds and Ends
An ad urges readers to obtain Swamp-Root in medium or large bottles from drug stores. A sample bottle can be requested by sending ten cents to Dr Jimer Co of Binghamton New York. The note asks writers to mention the paper. A hostile customer is quoted in a rapid fire restaurant and a waitress replies. A Far from clean humorous line about carpets in hotel bedrooms ends the fragment.
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Dr. Jimer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Aled
Vince Bebares
Eoenjal
Plé
Open Letter to Women from Philadelphia Reader
A Philadelphia reader describes weakness and fatigue from irregular monthly issues. After starting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her condition improved over months, with better energy and ability to do housework. The letter conveys relief from prolonged illness and promotes the remedy.
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Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
V. Com
St. Ph Papei
Eatonic Promises Relief From Neuralgia Symptoms
R Long claims Eatonic cured his neuralgia caused by an upset stomach. The ad urges readers to keep their stomachs healthy to avoid related ailments and to profit from Long’s experience.
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Eatonic
R. Long
Long
Governor McKelvie urges tighter banking laws and road labor use
Nebraska Governor Samuel R McKelvie delivers a broad inaugural message urging stringent banking regulation and extending prison labor on state roads. He backs higher bank capital, personal liability for directors, uniform accounting, and a public utility bureau, plus more humane parole rules and improved veterans and agricultural policy.
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Samuel R. McKelvie
Nebraska Biennial Revenue Rise Highlights 1919 Tax Increase
The official report by State Auditor George W. Maresh shows Nebraska collected $1,852,000 from the federal government and total revenue rose in the past Diennium. The increase above the native session estimate came as the legislature raised the state tax rate from 7.68 mills to 13 mills in 1919. Revenue over 1917-18 grew by $9.6 million, with $467,000 diverted to permanent funds for educational investment, leaving $22,243,006 for current expenditures.
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Comie
Nebraska
George W. Maresh
Tuberculosis Eradication Progress in Nebraska Cattle
The biennial report of the state bureau of animal industry shows progress in Nebraska cattle TB. For 1919 and 1920 combined, 44 percent of examined animals were tubercular, dropping from 5.4 percent in 1919 to 4 percent in 1920.
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Nebraska
State Bureau of Animal Industry
Auto Licenses Due Prompt Renewal Push
The State highway bureau reports all 1920 licenses expiring December 31 with a February 1 grace to attach new plates after renewal. Orders include 50,000 passenger plates plus 30,000 for trucks and 10,000 for motorcycles. Lost numbers 5,000 and dealers licenses 3,000 along with 1,500 trailers.
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State Highway Bureau
Seflewing Spesiel Ote
Norval Senate President Officers Chosen for Various Positions
Norval selectees fill key roles in both legislative branches as officers, clerks, sergeants, chaplain, and aides. Names include Frank Carrick as chief clerk of the house, James Allen as assistant sergeant, Vi Hoagland as sergeant at arms, Reno A. Agressman as chaplain, and George Williams noted for house duties. Additional appointments cover protective divisions, inspectors, and salaries adjustments, with travel and stenographer funds outlined.
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Lincoln
PoHosing
Theo Walter
L. Atdessan
Lapcae
Choisel
Topiumsental
Norval
Seward
Orks Distunis
Listigigs
Marting
Frgttee
OUR
James
Allen
Oo Warn
House
Vi. Hoagland
Linoln
Serkeant At Arms
Senate
JL Howell
Abyson
Hiss
Reno A. A.uressman
Crete
Tt Johun
Gs. Stannard
Unt Tecet
Ace
Ferns
Unis
George Ea. Williams
Pairmont
Hume
Buressivtad
Kimball Fe
Camith Gta
HNCLE
Ria Ctis
Warien
Af i Saahdere Kga
Nebraska Bank Departures and State Prison Habeas Case Report
The state banks in Nebraska total 1009 in operation for 1920, up ten from 999 at year start. Sixteen new banks were chartered in the past year, twelve opened for business while twelve were taken over by the state department for receivership. A habeas corpus petition by Sam Harris challenges a convict’s liberty after an indeterminate sentence, amid parole questions. Federal prohibition enforcement in Omaha areas is assigned to KH GO Andersen, with several new appointees replacing Relache and others, terms ranging two to six years.
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Nebraska
Pitchanka
Ling
Sam Harris
William T. Fentot
State Penientiary
Welfaske i
Gow
GO Andersen
Lincoln
Omaha
Mr. Anderson
Wallace
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects On Noble Stealers
A damaged fragment describes a quick action by a skilled man who then mutters a question about how others perceive him. The text is tangled and obscure with misspellings and odd phrasing.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims local relief
The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for catarrh and related "rum down" condition. It asserts the product purifies the blood and cleanses the system to restore health.
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Hall
Cheoay & Con Toles
A Clean Send Away and Curious Letters
A country farmer writes to a city friend with a dirty envelope used to blot stains from his hand. A remark on civility contrasts savage face painting and a man hiding under a car with grease. The piece ends with a remark about music and a suggestion to try a Jaxa symphony.
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Chugging
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Jimpson Junction
Helvise
Kansas City Star
Tee Dha Debay Rechanan
Nebraska Legislature
8S.R. McKelvie
Nebraska’ Legislature
McKelvie
Board of and Pero
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Salinna of
Milford
Grand Island
State House
Banka
Railway Commission
Consolidated School
Seth Seee
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater
Securities and Banking
Department of Trade and Commerce
Children’s Code Commission
State Department Public Works
County
Romda
Ald
Randa
Sokate Eee
Departments
Iis
Civil Administrative Departments
Klmiployes
GOV
Samuel R.mckelvie
Anderson
House OF Representatives
Norval Senate
Frank
Carrick
Hid Welfare Bureau
Aes
Tate B
Sericheska
New “Dry” Agents Chief
Grove’s
Rkatinec
Eiriage
State Street
New York
Ee Fa- Inoue
Whistler
Walter
Jaxa Symphony
Gage
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