Nebraska grazing bill eyed to settle public range dispute
A December 18 Globe-Democrat dispatch reports Nebraska cattlemen crafting a grazing bill. It would lease public lands on a business basis, set herd limits of 600 per tract and 30 acres per animal, cap tract size at about 20 000 acres, give homesteaders land selection rights, and empower the secretary of the interior to fix rentals from 1 to 1 cent per acre annually. If approved, Congress may act this session.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Nebraska
Interior Department
Hitchcock
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Department
A Milion Voices and Dr King’s New Discovery
Homer Hall of West Point Io suffered a severe lung cold and persistent cough said to be consumption by several physicians. After using Dr King’s New Discovery he is cured, now weighs 227 pounds. The remedy, guaranteed for coughs colds and lung troubles, costs 50c and 1.00 with trial bottles free at druggists.
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Homer Hall
West Point
Dr. King
Newlywed couple seek a clock hung straight
Mr and Mrs Bailey start housekeeping and tackle hanging a fine clock in the dining room. The husband struggles to get it plumb while the wife suggests calling a plumber with perfect sincerity.
Honest Men and Bonnie Lasses Toast Provokes Witty Rejoinder
A Scotch lawyer was well re proved when seated by a lady aware of her plain looks. After toasting Honest Men and Bonnie Lasses, she raised her glass and quipped that the toast referred to neither of them, eliciting amused reactions.
The Observation of Mr Dootey and Death Reflections
A mixed cluster of dialogue and anecdotes mix death thoughts with public notices and ads. An Irish regional voice ponders mortality while comments from Hogan, Donohue, Clancy, and Widow O Brien frame the tone. A testimonial for Electric Bitters follows, then a bishop incident on a train. The fragment ends with a Chicago News joke about photographs and enemies.
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Prom
Mr. Dootey
Hinnessy
Ivry
Hogan
Donohue
Clancy
Schwartzmeister
Donahue
Boolwark
Christyan
O'Brien
Dimitry
Cemented wall halts 1200 foot St Lawrence mine blaze
The St Lawrence mine near Butte Montana has burned for thirteen years. A cement wall to the full 1200 foot height is being built to stop the fire’s spread. If extinguished the district should yield a large supply of nearly pure copper. Lead and Zinc News notes the plan shows promise after failed efforts.
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United Verde
St. Lawrence
Butte
Mont
Swift Specific for Old Age Aids Blood and Health
Advertisement asserts S. S. S. is a vegetable tonic to improve digestion and tone the stomach for older adults. It claims to cleanse the blood, stimulate debilitated organs, and remove hereditary taints or old disease remnants. Readers are invited to write for free medical advice and a booklet from The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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SWIFT
Allanta, Ga
Geographically Correct Lesson Brings Humorous Observations
A Brooklyn geography class tests pupils with natural Long Island peculiarities. A fat boy answers with sea to the south and Sound to the north. Miscellany notes a pumpkin seed tale, a tunnel fear, a Kentucky tourist, and jokes on aging. Public and political snippets close the item.
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Brooklyn
Long Island
New York Times
Stocking stuffer options at Price Bros and Co
If you are hesitating what Christmas present to buy you should come in and took over our stock. We are showing many useful presents in the way of wearing apparel Price Bros. & Co.
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Price Bros. & Co
Notice of Suit in New Mexico District Court
Notice that Luis Montoya faces a divorce suit filed by Rite Juana Gurule de Montoya in the Fifth Judicial District Court of New Mexico. The case cites abandonment and failure to provide, seeks custody of Aurel Montoya, and warns that default judgment may be entered if the respondent does not appear by February 17, 1903. Plaintiff’s attorney is H. M. Pev?erty.
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Fifth Judicial District
Territory of
New Mexico
Offo
Wana
Luis Montoya
Juana Gurule de Montoya
Montoya
H. M. Peverty
Corre
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Law
Preeman & Cameron
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Decatur
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Georgia
Chicago News
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Piccadilly
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Doctor J. Kornitzer
J. Kornitzer
Kentucky
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Waser
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W. R. Morley
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Hadence
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Indian Territory
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Points
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Mississippi
Florida
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Memphis
Passenger Traffic Department
Saint Loute
Carthage
M. L. Hilton
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