Revenue Law Upheld As Constitutional Net Credits Approved
The Nebraska Supreme Court held that deducting bona fide debts from gross credits for tax assessment is constitutional under the state constitution. The decision in Scandinavian Mutual Aid Association v. Kearney County rejected the claim that net credits violate tax liability, noting that forcing taxes on gross credits could unfairly overtax banks and businesses.
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Nebraska
Supreme Court
Scandinavian Mutual Aid Association
Va. Kearney
Rices Reconcile Amid Murder Trial Turmoil
Irving Rice and Abbie Rice, central witnesses in the Dr. Rustin murder case in Omaha, have reconciled after a period of separation. Rice plans to leave with his wife after the Davis trial ends, seeking a hidden life together. Abbie remains in custody in default of bail, with potential release anticipated.
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Irving Rice
Abbie Rice
Dr. Rustin
Omaha
Mr. Rice
Charles BE. Davis
Mostyn
Rice
Riggleman
Chinese to Be Deported Under Orders for San Francisco
A damaged item reports Chinese nationals to be deported under official orders for shipment to San Francisco. The fragment mentions the Gung and individuals Leo Sue, with deportation details unclear due to incomplete text.
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Allae
Leo Sue
China
Little Child Guarded Poorly in Spiling Incident
A fragment notes a young child involved in a spill incident described as badly guarded. Details are sparse, with the event framed as a mishap rather than a deliberate act. The report hints at risk to a child and calls for improved supervision.
Man Robbed at Ashland Near Burling Street Station
A. L. Snavely of Omaha was assaulted and robbed early Friday near the Burling ten station in Ashland after alighting from train No. 13. The elderly man lost 130 dollars, a razor and a memorandum book were found and may serve as clues. Officer Granger notified surrounding towns as others on the train did not hear the struggle.
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A. Lb
Granger
Snavely
Buried Unidentified in River Murder Case at Valentine
The unidentified man found murdered and dumped in a river near Valentine was buried Friday. Despite hundreds viewing the body and widespread notices, no clue matches the missing person reports. A homemade pocketbook found on the victim is the only solid lead. A $1000 reward from the governor, county, and citizens was offered to spur investigation.
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Valentine Friday
Rosseter
Jansen Galoon Held Up and Robbed
Two masked men robbed the Jansen saloon owned by Fette on Friday. They confronted four inside, demanded cash, and fled toward the railroad yards after one man escaped to fetch the marshal. No injuries reported.
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Jansen
Fette
Cornerstone Laid for North Platte Presbyterian Church
The cornerstone of the Presbyterian church of North Platte was laid Thursday afternoon before a large crowd. Rev. T. B Greenlee and J. C. Irwin spoke, with Rev. J. F. Seibert delivering greetings. The church, organized in 1873, replaces the first building from 1878 and will cost $20,000 excluding furnishings.
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Presbyterian Church of
North Platte
T. B Greenlee
Omaha
J. C. Irwin
Wood River
J. F. Seibert
Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
Insurance Offer Emphasizes Storm Protection for Farmers
The text highlights protecting farms from fire lightning and tornadoes with Farmers & Merchants of Lincoln as a preferred insurer. It touts clear policies prompt claim settlements after adjustment and notes thousands of satisfied customers benefiting from coverage.
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Farmers & Merchants of
Lincoln
Farmers Should All Have Telephones For the Feast
Farmers should all have telephones learn how to get the best service for the feast money from the Nebraska Telephone Company at 18th and ae streets Omaha. Use the
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Nebraska Teléphone Company
18Th
Omaha
Local incidents and business notes from Central City area
Reported events include a second attempt to burn Morris Bone store in Central City, a new electric light engine purchased in Adams, and a burglary at Christensen's Freemont grocery. Boone county delinquent tax lists occupy space, while a new elevator and machinery for the Mississippi elevator at a neighboring town are noted. A Modern Woodman play is slated, and Cairo boasts new business blocks and a new banquet hall for Old Fellows.
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Morris @ Bone
Central City
Lighteen Adams
Kansas City
Boone County
Christensen
Fremont
New
Ford
Cairo
Perfect Health Through Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs. R. C. Richmond of Northwood Iowa reports relief from backache and tremble after using three boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills. She credits the product with restoring full health. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents per box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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R. C. Richmond
Northwood
Iowa
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Clergyman Mishears Hymn During Dowry Case
In an interior town a clergyman who married a woman with a $10,000 dowry and a prospect of more briefly paused in a pulpit reading. He began the hymn but skipped the fifth verse saying the choir would omit it. Congregants read the verse themselves and smiled at the altered lines.
Eczema Healed After Cuticura Remedies
Mrs Johan G Klumpp describes a six week old boy with severe facial eczema and crusting. After visiting doctors and specialists the skin cleared following use of Cuticura Remedies, with lasting improvement by age seven. Newark New Jersey dates Oct 17 and 23 1907.
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Johan G. Klumpp
Niagara St
Newark
N. J
Public Credulity and the Charlatan
After noting higher spending power and broader education the London Hospital reports that the public remains readily swayed by attack rhetoric and quacks. The piece argues credulity persists despite increased knowledge and intelligence.
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London Hospital
Defiance Starch Promotes Safe Finishing of Fine Fabrics
The article extols Defiance Starch as free from injurious chemicals and the only safe starch for fine fabrics. It claims its strong stiffening quality requires half the usual quantity, delivering a perfect finish comparable to when the goods were new.
Advocates Defend Spanking as Occasionally Beneficial
Advocates argue that occasional spanking can make children smarter and instill discipline. They contend it remains a legitimate parental tool in certain cases, despite growing opposition from experts and policymakers.
Marriage Contract and Hidden Shortfalls
Fragmentary note discusses marriage as a contract and hints at common breaches by husbands when finances run tight, outlining societal expectations and implied obligations in unions.
After the Shot
A chaotic scene erupts as a boy hurls shocking language during a moment after a shot. Spectators react with shock and officials intervene to restore order.
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Robbie Rabbit
Untitled notice on a reward for an incurable case
A short notice offers a reward for information about a medical case described as Ontarrh eter Ome Dellare that cannot be cured. Details are sparse and the source lacks clear names or locations.
I Wrote to Your Father for Your Hand
A short exchange quoted from the Houston Post about a man writing to his beloved’s father for her hand and the father’s strangely amused reaction, with a note that the father dislikes him despite being pleased.
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Houston Post
Starch Claims Ease of Home Shirtwaist Laundering
A smooth iron and Defiance Starch promise home laundering equals steam laundry results with proper finish and less wear, noting satisfaction from using a starch that does not stick to the front.
Chicago scraps and scattered quotes in puzzling note
A fragmented text from Chicago mixes phrases about ashes, winds, sand, guns, traps, furs, and a saying about reform. It references Howard Bros. and Hide & Co. Minneapolis with disjointed statements and odd capitalization.
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Hide & Co
Minneapolis
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Stega
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Womer
Sasser
Denker
the Brown Shoe CO
Carters
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Bennett
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