Railroad Garnishment Rule Shields Employees From Wages Seizure
A Topeka case clarifies that railroad employes are federal workers and their salaries cannot be garnished before payment. The Santa Fe case involved A L Horton vs George Pierson over a $29.84 note, highlighting that government funds in payroll are protected and debt collection must proceed through other channels after payment.
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Topeka
Kan
A. L. Horton
George Pierson
Freight Auditor’s Department of the Santa Fe Road
The
Santa Fe
Army
Various Local Movements and Obligations
Mrs. I. B. Lotspeich traveled to Hemingford for the funeral of her brother A. S. Enyeart. Dr. J. B. Kennedy departed for Chicago to attend the national dentists convention. Box Butte county teachers institute will be held in Alliance at the courthouse from August 26 to 30. Miss Marguerite Carey left for Boulder Colorado to visit relatives.
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I. B. Lotspeich
Hemingford
J. B. Kennedy
Chicago
Convention of
Dentists
Box Butte County
Teachers’ Institute
Court House
Marguerite Carey
Boulder
Colorado
Alliance Notes Of People And Local Events
Hemingford residents A P Haynes and Mrs Haynes were in Alliance for dental work. B A Shepherd visited Antioch on business. Will Enyeart came after a family illness. Dr and Mrs C B Moranville welcomed a baby boy. Mrs Curry and baby visited Alliance from Broadwater then the Belieu home. A M Miller returned with a new auto truck. Grace Michael joined the Co operative store replacing Mable Marble. Carl Spacht moved to Keeline Wyoming to run the bank there. Local youths visited Cook's ranch and George Jones works at the mill. L Copeland resigned and plans to visit Montana. Charlie Michael injured a foot in a horse accident. Mrs Moranville and son George visiting. Lightning struck the M E church belfry causing a fire during a heavy storm.
Double wedding and fire erase town landmark
A July community notice recalls a double wedding at Alliance on Saturday August 3 with Leroy Phillips and Miss Mable Marble and J Menge with Myra Marble. A lighting system fire caused total loss. Will Phillips of Lincolnville visits William Salling family. A. Payeart, long familiar, dies at North Nebraska after injuries from a horse trampling. A. Enyeart, 65, pioneer resident, dies after long illness, leaving a large family.
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At- Liance
Leroy Phillips
Miss Mable Marble
Menge
Myra Marble
Phillips
Luke Phillips
Misses Marble
Arran
Nebraska Sugar Allotment Shrinks for August
Nebraska receives 4 153 000 pounds of sugar for August a third less than July. Households may buy only one half pound per person this month. Public eating places are allowed two pounds per ninety meals served.
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Nebraska
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