Announcement of county Treasurer nomination by Jefferson County Republicans
The announcement states filings for the county Treasurer nomination are open under the will of Republican voters in Jefferson County. It includes rhetoric about loyalty and civic duty, referencing talk of treason, urging unity and continuing support for the war effort as American troops return and push to defeat the Kaiser.
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Jefferson County
Ae Bb Jenkins
Chalmers
Ram
Socialist Demand and Troop Withdrawal Sparks Treason Debate
The notice cites calls for American troops to leave France as treasonable propaganda. It links such rhetoric to destabilizing Russia and influencing war policy, framing dissent as dangerous activity during wartime.
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France
Russia
Wheat Marketing Appeal Urges Farmers to Market by May 12
A joint call to Nebraska farmers from Herbert Hoover and Gordon Wattles urges marketing of all wheat by May 12 with only enough left for seed. The Food Administration leaders frame wheat sales as a patriotic duty to support wartime needs.
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Sam
Nebraska
Herbert Hoover
Gordon W. Wattles
Nebraksa
Proclamation Orders Registration of All Female Enemy Aliens
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson, on Saturday April 20, issues a proclamation demanding the registration of all women who are Austro Hungarian or German born. Details of registration locations and dates to be announced by Attorney General Gregory. The machinery mirrors the male enemy alien registry, with police departments and postmasters in charge.
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Washingon
Wilson
Gregory
Keeping Meat In Summer
Meat kept in summer should be stored in a dry dark cool well ventilated place away from flies. When hot weather and flies appear wrap in paper and muslin and bury in the grain bin or pack unwrapped in clean granulated rock salt. Smoked meat absorbs little salt in this dry pack.
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College of Agriculture
Life and death struggle of democracy warned in Bond Bulletin
The Bond Bulletin declares a fight against military autocracy as a test of democracy. It cites forefathers struggle and Lincoln’s phrase about government by the people or perishing from the earth, emphasizing stakes for the United States in world history.
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Bond Bulletin
United States of America
Lincoln
Nebraska imposes sedition law on enemies aliens
The Nebraska legislature passed a sedition law restricting enemy aliens from preaching teaching lecturing or editing newspapers. Licenses from district court after a hearing are required to continue operations such as Rev Henrich A Teckhaus and M M Falk editor of Plymouth News. The law allows state defense council input and enables license revocation at any time.
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Nebraska
Henrich A. Teckhaus
Diller
M. M. Falk
Plymouth News
America
Germany
Plmouth News
State Council of Defense
State Senate
Lahners
Jefferson
Coner Counties
Fairbury Journal
German Plots Exposed in Flynn Series for The Sunday Journal
William J. Flynn announces a twenty part series exposing German spies and plots in America. The Eagle's Eye will begin April 21 with The Hidden Death detailing Lusitania intrigue. Promotions offer subscriptions and mailed issues through The State Journal of Lincoln Nebraska.
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America
William. J. Flynnn
United States Secret Service
Sunday State Journal
Eagle's Eye
Lusitania
Bernstoff
V'on Papen
Boy
New York Harbor
von Rintelen
Welland Canal
Germany
Nebraska
Big Sunday Journal
the State Journal
Lincoln
Nebr
Extension urges retaining productive hens despite rule change
The food administration ended the hens sale ban effective April 25 but the university extension service cautions against selling laying hens. With high food demand, producers should keep productive hens through their laying period rather than selling them until moult around August or September.
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Food Administration
University Extension Service
Nebraska Poultry Advice Reduces Chick Loss On Farms
University of Nebraska extension service urges confinement of hens to protect Little Chicks. Forty percent of farm hatched chicks are lost due to neglect and chicks are left with the old hen, causing high mortality. Officials urge controlled housing and careful management to improve survival.
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Poultry Department
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Nebraska
Hen protects brood as weak chicks fall behind
The passage describes a hen guiding her brood through wet grass in search of bugs while several chicks lag or stray. It suggests confining the hen to save the young, arguing this would boost poultry production and support the war effort.
Farmers Mercantile Co Incorporation Notice
Incorporation notice for Farmers Mercantile Co with principal office in Shea Nebraska. Business includes buying and selling grain seed hay livestock lumber and farm products and acquiring real estate as needed. Corporate duration fifty years from April 10 1918 and authorized stock of 20000 with 8000 toward business.
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Farmers Mercantile Co
Shea
Nebraska
Board of Directors Chooses Officers for Corporation Formation
An incorporation outlines a five member board elected by stockholders with duties to select president vice president secretary and treasurer from among directors. Named incorporators include T L Rohrbaugh Don Gridley S T Savage Marten Fanders and Henry Wiemers with first publication April 19 1918 and last May 10 1918. Probate notice announces creditors meeting for the estate of John Henry Brant in Jefferson County on July 18 1918 with claims due by July 17 1918 and final court deadline April nth 191- NUTZMAN A
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Wissen
T.L. Rohrbaugh
Don Gridley
S. T. Savage
Marten Fanders
Henry Wiemers
Mtonarheee
Jefferson Coun
John Henry Brant
Jefferson County
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Diller Record
Frank T. Pearce
Diller Nebr
W. J. Flynn
U. S. Secret Service
State Journal
Chalmers Devices
Detroit
Jobman & Albers
Diller, Nebraska
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