Richards Persistant In Primary Law Battle'
Richards urges a January nominating convention at Pierre to carry his primary law forward despite pending court rulings. He plans to petition ballot nominations if defeated, aiming to use them in the campaign and hoping SCOTUS will uphold the convention nominees as the regular ticket.
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Richards
Pierre
State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Uys
Stichards
United Sates Supreme Court
Richery
Sheriffs Are In Full Charge In Delinquent Tax Collections
Pierre Nov 1 Special the collection of delinquent personal taxes is under the complete control of the sheriff after November 10 each year. The attorney general’s opinion holds the sheriff must oversee the list, use all means to collect, and keep it until September next year. After that date only board of commissioners can order further action. The treasurer may advertise and lien real estate, with court action available to enforce payment. the sheriff receives a financial incentive to push collections.
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Board of Commoners
Drug Prices Climb Skyward Amid War Demands
Local druggists report dramatic price hikes due to European war. Sapirin, made only in Germany, nears extinction as blockade limits supply. quinine, glycerine, and related supplies surge in cost as hospitals in belligerent nations demand more for medicines and explosives.
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Wat
Europe
Germany
England
United States Patent Office
United States
Plans To Protect Prairie Chicken Is Discussed
Discussion centers on adopting a North Dakota style act allowing landowners with ten acres or more to file with the state game department to place land in game preserves or refuges for at least ten years. No hunting allowed within the tract or 150 feet, with fines and jail for violations. Individual or collective landowners could include property, aiding game bird preservation.
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North Dakota
State Game Department
A Song of the Hills by Mertiour Crane Brown
Poem celebrates towering hills and pine crowned summits, mountain streams and eagle flights. It contrasts grand landscape with broad plains and rural toil, praising beauty, uplift, and spiritual inspiration drawn from nature.
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Mertiour Crane Brown
U C T to Give Thanksgiving Ball
The local U C T, Couner has arranged for the Armory Opera House for November 25 to host their Fourth Annual Thanksgiving Ball. Lemmon Orchestra of five pieces will provide music and the Commercial Travelers will manage the dance program, promising an excellent time.
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U. CT
Couner
Armory Opera House
Lemmon
Seniors Host Hallowe'en Party at Armory Opera House
Lemmon High School seniors entertained at a Hallowe'en party Saturday evening at the Armory Opera House with about 100 attendees. Guests included the high school and faculty, who enjoyed games stories and fortunes, followed by midnight refreshments before departure.
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Lemmon High School
Armory Opera House
Newton Adock Hears Good News Inheritance Found After Years
Newton Adock of Cole, Perkins county, learns his father left him property about forty years ago now valued at about $5,000. He should have inherited at twenty one, not forty five. An aunt located him and revealed the estate, plus a house and several Auburn Nebraska lots. He also gains a forty acre farm and a fifteen acre orchard in All, Nebraska.
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Newton Adcock
Cole
Perkins County
All
Nebraska
Many Buy Homes During Past Year in City
City shows healthy finances as twenty local business men purchased homes in the last year. The Herald editor quotes real estate dealer B. R. Watt as listing buyers including A. G. Macomber, Dr. Totten, L. W. Ginther, C. Siderius, W. G. Hoisington, J. K. Clark, A. J. Behrman, W. C. Sager, B. C. White, C. J. Olsen, Dr. B. Strang, F. J. Johnell, Geo. Shouffer, Ghas. Robinson, Leo Gilman, Jan Monaghan, G. W. Carney, C. E. Blair and Mrs. Anna Seide.
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the Herald
B. R. Watt
A. G. Macomber
Dr. Totten
L. W. Ginther
C. Siderius
W. G. Hoisington
J. K. Clark
A. J. Behrman
W. C. Sager
8. C. White
C. J. Olsen
Dr. ©. B. Strang
F.J Johnell
Geo. Shouffer
Ghas. Robinson
Leo Gilman
Jan, Monaghan
G. W. Carney
C. E. Blair
Mrs. Anna Seide
Family fortunes shift after Missouri death and move to Iowa
The narrative describes the Newton family's relocation from Rockport Missouri after their father died when Newton was four. The 120 acre farm was placed in trust for the mother and later to the children at age twenty one. Newton and his two brothers and their mother then moved from Missouri to Iowa.
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Rockport
Missouri
Newton
Iowa
Enthusiasm in Herald Coupon Contest Grows
The Herald contest urges fair play as coupons issued by advertisers fuel votes. Each dollar spent earns one thousand points, transferable among customers. Merchants control coupon distribution and must verify purchases. any fraud risks disqualification and vote invalidation.
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Atores
Herald
Hay
The
Milwaukee Railway's Mammoth Electric Engine Trials
The Milwaukee Railway Company unveiled its huge electric locomotive which killed caretaker John Fruden during prep for its first trial run. The engine made a 20 mile trip from Butte to Wauconda and back, the first real test of the world’s largest engine, which operated flawlessly. Officials including A. K. Earling and P. Earling witnessed the run.
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John Fruden
Butte, Waconda& Pacific
Butte
Wauconda
A. K. Earling
Milwaukee, Jr
P. Earl
Hallowe en Night Pranks Around City School Grounds
Boys celebrated Hallowe en by moving vehicles and parts around the city on Saturday night. At Bin AS Le the mischief caused little property damage, but many found displaced buggies on the school grounds with wheels stacked on a fire escape. Property disputes followed as owners searched for belongings and some business windows were soaped.
Concert Delight Delights Large Presbyterian Audience
Mrs. Mary Hiren Wilvon presented a concert at the Presbyterian Church on Friday evening to a large audience. A piano solo by Mea Wile an and two vocal numbers by a sextette featured strong performances, with praise for tone and ensemble. The program continued with solo and duet selections, concluding Part One with a tenor solo and a well received Adieu duet. Part Two opened with a sacred number Prayer from Othello by Strakoab, followed by Nathan's Pla t by Edmund Vance, leaving listeners impressed by the pianist's range and control.
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Mary Hiren Wilvon
Presbyterian Clureh
Mea
Wilean
Mesare Krichaun
Sampson
Riis
Hermanson
Austad
Sorby
Calla
Jean Ingelow
Wilson
Mesdames Layne
Ingalla
Mr March
Verna
Mera. Wilson
I’rayer
Strakoab
Nathan
Edmund Vance
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Hallowe'en
Newton Adock
Milwaukee Railway Com
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