Steady Market Seen as Great Need for Cattle Men
Dean E A Burnett of the Nebraska College of Agriculture told editors that a stabilized market is essential for livestock. He cited losses across college herds and farmers during a falling market and argued that stable prices would help prepare animals and prevent withdrawals from the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Burnett
Nebraska College of Agriculure
Nebraska Live Stock Feeders’ Association
State Farm
Dean Burnett
Isbor
Orer
Auto License Fees Shared by County and State
The legislature approved HTR 345 to split automobile license fees between counties and the state. County treasurers must pay 3 percent of auto fees to the state for motor vehicle law administration, while up to 75 percent funds for state highways based on a budget set after county discussions. The remaining highway fund balance goes to road dragging and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reggard
Senate
State Department of Public Works
State Department
County
Treasuries
Personal notes from Alliance crowd report
Mrs. Frank Reid of Berea and many others visit Alliance and surrounding towns. Residents travel to Osage Wyoming and Denver while measles, illness, and hospital care affect families. several locals change jobs or return from trips as social events and gatherings fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reid
Berea
Alliance
Jimmie Pierce
Iowa
Ray Westover
Lakeside
Day Walker
Osage
Wyo
Sid Miller
Newcastle
C. E. Baker
Dalton
Neh
Frank Potmesi
Hemingford
Ellsworth Vaughn
Denver
C. A. Lewis
Cora Lewis
E. C. Drake
Antioch
Rebekah Lodge
A. J. Kearns
Walter Perry
Chadron
van Graven
Lafe Simmons
Scotts Bluff
W. E. Cutts
Theodore Abraham
Blossom Beckwith
Emily Giladson
Bernadine Thompson
Witliam
Beatrice Leidloff
St. Joseph Hospital
Boquet
D. G. Blair
Los Angeles
Cal
I. J. Schill
George Belshaw
Thermopolis
Schafer
al Hart
Lena Brittan
Davenport
Senate Approves Flag Banner Revision and Local Tax Levy Bill
The senate approved a measure to provide a state flag and revise the state seal by changing the word flag to banner. It also passed a bill allowing cities and towns to levy taxes for advertising purposes. Both bills moved to the governor for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Minatare Man Traces Overcoat Held as Security
A Minatare man asks if he still holds possession of a soaked overcoat offered as security by a man named Dr. Spalding. Spalding fled town after cashing a check, leaving the coat with the owner who then sold it to Marshal Fred Conklin who now wears it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louse i Alliance
K. P. Grier
ROS
Dr. Spalding
Grier
Grey
Mr. Grier
Spalding
Marschal Fred Conklin
Alliance
Wanted to Buy Fat and Stock Hogs Advertised
O Bannon and Neuswanger invite buyers for fat and stock hogs. Phone 71, 181f. For results, use Herald Want Ads at 1 cent per word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Bannon
Neuswanger
Herald
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Casper
Pete Sauer
Helen Hewitt
Eleanor Frampton
Lincoln
San Francisco
Honolulu
Joseph E. Joder
Seattle
Ward
BR. E
N.C. McGrath
Central City
Neb
Harriet Wagar
Aere
Walled Org
Coats
Emannia
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