Nebraska to issue county based 1922 auto plates
The Lincoln Star reports a new 1922 automobile plate system in Nebraska with county specific series starting at 1 in each county and a county key number. Douglas will be 1, Lancaster 2, and others follow by licensed car totals. Plates display NEB after the number and will be issued via county treasurers with dealer fees set at $10 per pair.
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Nebraska
Linccoln Star
Douglas County
Lancaster
George Johnson
Doulas
NEB
Department of Public Works
Lincoln
Public Works Department
George Brandeis
Omaha
Arthur Beckman
Local Residents Report Moves and Visits Across towns
Charles Moravek returns from Wyoming. Mrs Hookham's relatives visit. Bob Mitchell returns with horses from Omaha and visits Scottsbluff. Charles Hall heads to Indiana. Joe Romer and family tour Scottsbluff. Jay Hall family drives to Alliance. Withams visit briefly. Mrs Grover Bain travels to Clipson's for weeks. Arthur Sheldon ill then improves. Families gather at Joe Romer's or Henry Rose's. Roy Grosse travels to Hemingford for coal. Merle Sheldon remains ill.
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Charles Moravek
Wyoming
Hookham
Bob Mitchell
Omaha
Mitchell
Scottsbluff
Charles Hall
Indiana
Joe Romer
Rural teachers meeting set in Box Butte county
County Superintendent OPAI RUSSELL calls all rural school teachers to assemble at the Court House Assembly Room on Saturday September 3 at 2 o'clock for a mandatory meeting.
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Box Butte County
Court House
Opai
Russell
Local residents enjoy short Wyoming trip and family updates
Mr and Mrs Ralph Hopkins and Miss Ariyne Blanchard traveled to Wyoming Friday and returned Sunday with friend Miss Alga Feilider staying a week. Mrs McFall visited with Mrs A Gordon. John Chastek injured in a runaway. Pearl Zobel operated on at Alliance hospital. Dr Bowser injured but X rays show ligaments torn. T Q Myers reports no recovery for son Robert infantile paralysis. O Myers' mother staying with family. Mrs Jefferies returned to Denver after visiting Athoys.
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Ralph Hopkins
Ariyne Blanchard
Wyoming
Scettebluil
Alga Feilider
McFall
A. P. Gordon
John Chastek
Potmesil Ranch
Jeffies
Athey
O. Myers
Myers
Antioch Faculty and Families Return After Visit to Kansas
Prof. F E Messersmith and family arrived home from Girard Kansas after a several weeks visit. His mother and sisters in law Miss Alta Roberts and Mrs G B Short and her husband joined them for part of the trip. Mrs J E Luatrie visits with her daughter Mrs Charles Vistine. Rev and Mrs L J Grantham plan to move to Creston Iowa. Ralph Wyland has been ill with flu two weeks but is improving. Mrs H J Wilson also improving after illness. Mrs Bertha Hoffland is somewhat better after a week of sickness. Charles Bovine suffered a fall from a 16 foot haystack but escaped serious injury. Mrs M H Nichols of Chadron visited here early in the week. Homer Smith and Miss Margaret Klineuman drove to Alliance Thursday evening.
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F. E. Messersmith
Antioch Schools
Girard
Kas
Alta Roberts
G. BE. Short
Messersmith's
J. EB. Luatrie
Charles Vistine
L. J. Grantham
Creston
Ralph Wyland
H. J. Wilson
Bertha Hoffland
Charles Bovine
M. H. Nichols
Chadron
Homer Smith
Margaret Klineuman
Alliance
Local Happenings In Point of Rock Creek Area
Lyle Lore finished cutting grain for McCorkle. Mr Byares of Minamie visited Mr Vaughan. Lester Hashman had a car accident and was hauled in. Shear Hashman shows a new car. Mr Vaughn Jr is on the sick list again and hopes to travel to Hot Springs for health. Mr and Mrs Jackson were visitors at Mrs Roy Nichols Sunday.
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Lyle Lore
McCorkle
Byares
Minamie
Vaughan
Lester Hashman
Shear Hashman
Mr. Vaughn, Jr
Hot Springs
Mrs. Jackson
Roy Nichols
Local Residents Make Visits and Travel Notices
Mr. and Mrs. G. Nelson and Mrs. Crawford visited Hemingford on Friday. Norma Easex visited her aunt Iva Brekke in Alliance. Mrs. Longford called in the neighborhood Tuesday. Ana Trine drove to Alliance for repairs on Friday. Howard Love sustained injuries after a horse riding incident Thursday. Nipper's are the shing this week.
Tanlac credited with saving mother’s life by grateful son
George D. Robinson of 607 S. Gertrude St. Burtington testifies Tanlac revived his frail 67 year old mother four years ago. He says she regained health and vitality and Tanlac remains a household treasure sold in Alliance by F. E. Holsten and other druggists.
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Tanlac
George D. Robinson
S. Gertrude St
Burtington
Laws
Taniac
Asan
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Antioch
Point OF
Rock Creek
B. G. Bauman, O. D
Bauman
Op-Tom-E-Trist
Burlington
George Robinson
Edith Storey
the Golden Hope
Viola Dana
Larry Lemon
Spicer Universal
THE
Gall Auto Specialty Company
Lincoln Street
Denver
Colo
Ollis Osenye
Custer County
Dominic Rolli
Anselmo
Rolli
University State Farm
Mr. Rolli
F. O. B. Anselmo
Mewbeuys
Perense Bie
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