Auditor Barton Warns Insurers to Reform by May First
Auditor Barton orders Nebraska insurers to correct abuses or face prosecution and loss of license. Inspectors work as letters warn firms to improve practices, amid calls for investigations into the industry and a powerful insurance lobby. Lincoln, April 12.
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Land sale to settle eighty acre farms in Scott's Bluff county
A. B. Cudahy and Payne Investment sign a contract for 30,000 acres in western Nebraska near Mitchell and Scott's Bluff for about 2.25 million dollars. The 36,000 acre tract will be divided into 875 eighty acre farms for actual settlers, not speculators.
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Wawa tion freight plan links Omaha to Kansas City river route
Reports reveal a $1,000,000 riverboat venture led by Ka City figures Aitter and Duckey to operate north and south routes from Omaha while aiming to ease freight congestion. Kansas City boats will have steel bottoms costing up to $75,000 and 750 tons capacity. The service targets North Dakota and Montana trade from St. Louis and Omaha. Additionally a Nebraska City note tells of a loyal dog delivering a message to aid a sick farmer, highlighting a remarkable canine deed.
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Hord Seeks Health in Hawaii On Way to Honolulu
Central City Neb April 10 News from California says banker T B Hord and wife sailed for Honolulu for a brief sojourn after his paralysis. They have been in Los Angeles with daughter and son in law Will Richardson. Encouraging reports say his condition improves and he may return to manage his business interests on his return from Hawaii.
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Hawaiian Islands
Death of A. D. Burr Senior District Clerk in Lincoln
Lincoln, April 12. A. D. Burr deputy clerk of the district court and one of the oldest residents of the city died here after an illness of less than twenty four hours. His death was due to heart trouble brought on by an attack of acute indigestion.
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District Court
Wolbach Votes Dry for First Time
Wolbach Nebraska Greeley county voted to prohibit alcohol by a fifteen vote margin in a historic first ever dry measure placed before the town’s electorate. The April 12 tally marks the community’s initial adoption of prohibition.
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Greeley County
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