Court calendar to list 108 cases in Box Butte session
The February term district court will convene for one day with 108 cases on the docket. Criminals include State of Nebraska vs Kermit Wolfe and others, many tied to liquor offenses. fourteen trials. Thirteen divorce actions and twenty foreclosures flank the docket along with appeals and injunctions. Two district court terms are scheduled in Box Butte county this year, the second on September 11.
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Alliance Bar
State of
Nebraska
Kermit Wolfe
Roy Willis
John Landis
John Bayer
Ray Trabert
Oscar Reed
Thomas Gray Harve Shepherd
James Howard
Fred Vogel
James Jacobs
Harold Watkins
Peter Schleve
Jessie Hasseltine
Minnie Rosetta
Harry Rosetta
Watkins
Schleve
J. F. Spatman
Harve Shepherd
Rosetta
Gertrude M. Gogland
Myron W. Fogland
Dorothy Wine
George J. Wine
Lelia E. Cornforth
Abraham L. Cornforth
Elizabeth Kittleman
Oswald Kittleman
Jennie C. Rawlins
James C. Rawlins
Lucy Vallas
Christ Vallas
Florence Atz
Julius Atz
Anna L. Gribble
Harold A. Gribble
Amanda Addy
Everette de Wri
Irene
Fred Bergfield
Willie C. James
Benjamin F. Jones
Box Butte
Federal Judge Munger Harshens Liquor Law Punishments
Federal Judge T. C. Munger of Lincoln declared heavier penalties will follow for liquor law violators. He fined five Seward youths 100 to 600 dollars and imposed jail terms, warning Lincoln and Alliance residents that prohibition rules must be obeyed. The piece notes enforcement efforts by Alliance officers and mentions Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Irish attending a state treasurers convention in Omaha.
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T. C. Munger
Lincoln
Munger
Seward
Alliance
F. W. Irish
Omaha
Irish
Indigestion Sufferer Fined After Lyke Overdose Incident
A. M. Poole of Alliance was escorted to the hospital after police found a pint bottle of Lyke alcohol content 29 percent on him. He claimed indigestion led to overuse, but Police Judge L A Berry fined Poole 100 dollars for possessing intoxicating liquor at a place other than his residence. he could not pay and remained in city hall. Mrs Bert Duncan suffers from a badly infected finger.
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Maunier
Alliance
A. M
Poole
L. A. Berry
Dairy Cattle Must Be Given Tuberculin Test
Box Butte county dairy owners receive notice from State Secretary of Agriculture Leo C. Stuhr that cattle sold for human consumption must be tuberculin tested by an authorized veterinarian by March 9. Testing costs range from one to two dollars per animal with state indemnity for diseased cattle destroyed, and the test must be conducted within the prior year.
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Box Butte County
Leo C. Stuhr
State Secretary of Agriculture
Stuhr
A. J. Kyle
Bayard
Special Session Urges Large State Budget Cuts and Gas Tax
Governor McKelvie convened a special session in Lincoln to back a $2.73 billion reduction in last year's appropriations and to push a gasoline tax. The plan would cut university funds, several departments, and capital programs, aiming to lower the general fund levy by 40 percent.
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McKelvie
Lincoln
Trade and Commerce
State University and Normal Schools
Ee Commission
Board of Control
State Board of Equalization
General Fund
Contin
No More Punishment for the Five Boys Who Stole Exam Questions
Five Alliance high school athletes admitted guilt to Superintendent Pate and Principal Prince for attempting to steal exam questions. After publicity and pledges, officials deem punishment sufficient. the boys remain on football and basketball teams and will take the exams, all earning passing marks.
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Alliance High School
Pate
Prince
Infant Maxine Elsie McLaughlin Death Notice
Infant Maxine Elsie McLaughlin died at home twelve miles southeast of Alliance on Sunday January 22. The funeral was held at 2:30 pm Monday with Rev. B J Minort officiating.
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Maxine Elsie
Lee McLaughlin
Alliance
B. J. Minort
Japanese Visitor Outlines China Japan and Korea Conditions
Rev. Mr. Saito of Scottsbluff spoke at the Monday noon luncheon of the Alliance chamber of commerce detailing shifts in Asia. He said Japan and other Oriental nations are rising and that the United States faces German influence waning postwar. He categorized society by rank and noted merchants' low standing but expected improvement with Christian business ethics. H. W. Foster of Seattle discussed national business trends and the Pacific coast lumber sector. The note mentioned lingering foreign port markets and a hopeful lumber revival.
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Alliance Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Saito
Scottsbluff
China
Japan
Korea
United States
Germany
Orient
Saito
H. W. Foster
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Alliance Triumphs Over Gering 29 to 11 In Western Nebr
Alliance high school beat Gering 29 to 11 as Cross led with four baskets and three free throws, Dailey added five baskets, Brown three. Next games: at Bayard then at Scottsbluff. Girls team lost 6 to 3 to alumni in pregame. second team fell 28 to 15 to Antioch. Captain Laing scored 16 of 18. A return game slated in Alliance later.
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Alliance
Gering
Cross
Dailey
Brown
Chappell and
Sidney
Bayard
Scottsbluff
Western Nebraska
Antioch
Bob Laing
Theuture
Weather outlook for Alliance area warms midweek
The forecast calls for fair skies and warmer temperatures tonight and Wednesday in Alliance and surrounding area. Temperatures are expected to rise gradually as the week progresses.
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Alliance and Vicinity
Spud Benefit Play Repeats at the Imperial Friday
Alliance High School students present Nothing But the Truth a comedy about a man who must answer only truth for twenty four hours. An orchestra accompanies a photoplay Children of the Night by William Russell and Mr Kindig will perform. Proceeds help the high school paper in debt after last year’s late annual sales.
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Alliance High School
Mr. Kindig
William Russell
Arcvig
Werner to be guest of city next Monday
H. O. Werner secretary of the Nebraska potato improvement association and a University of Nebraska agriculture professor will address the Alliance chamber of commerce luncheon Monday. He will discuss seed potato certification and meet farmers in the afternoon.
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Werner
H. O. Werner
Nebraska Potato Improvement Association
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Alliance Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
State Agricultural College
County Farmers’ Union
Hemingford
Alliance Men Buy Out Store At Bayard
B F Soth and son of Alliance purchased the New and Second Hand store of E F Kern and John Wallesen. Soth has lived in Alliance ten years and will move his family to Bayard soon. His son will arrive shortly. Kern is undecided on his plans and Wallesen intends to move from the city later.
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Bayard Transcript
B. F. Soth
Son
Alliance
Messrs
E. F. Kern
John Wallesen
Soth
Bayard
Mr. Kern
Mr. Wallesen
Abandoned Agate Oil Well Proved Expensive
The Associated Oil Company of California reports Agate Nebraska well expenses reaching 225000 dollars. Located on the Cook ranch in south Louix county, the well progressed to 4,554 feet with water at 200 degrees found at 4,470 feet, surfacing within a thousand feet of the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Oil Company of California
Nebraska
Agate
South Louix County
Chadron Journal
Cook Ranch
Firemen Return From Norfolk Convention Face Liquor Search Fallout
Alliance firemen coming home from a Norfolk state convention were confronted by angry brothers demanding full details of a liquor search. Delegates deny any wakefulness during the search which reportedly occurred as they slept or pretended to. Early reports suggested an open search, but later indications imply it was conducted quietly and may have been unsuccessful.
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Alliance
Norfolk
Seneca
Hooch
County Farmers Union Meets at Hemingford Saturday
Hemingford to host a county Farmers Union meeting next Saturday January 1 at 10 am for organizing a county wide potato peeling association. Speakers include Werner poncern Boomer and H L Click plus Theodore Paschke and Rev B L Kline. Dinner served at noon. attendees urged to bring an ample basket.
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County Farmers’ Union
Hemingford
Potatootato Pelleing Association
Werner Poncern
Boomer
State Sereoasters Department
H. L. Click
State Farmers
Legion Hall
Mrs Lois Smith Returns From Omaha Visit
Miss Lois Smith of Sioux Falls South Dakota returned from Omaha with Mr Sod Bleo A G Smart and will spend several weeks in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Smith
Sioux Falla, D
Omaha
Sod Bleo
A. G. Smart
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N. A. Kemmish
Bert Duncan
State Department
American Legion
Dwight P. Griswold
Gordon
Griswold
Atlantic
First National Bank
Wesleyan University
Uated
University of Neraska
George Marsh
M'Kelvie
C. OF C
Divine
Stross
Aise Joder
Trong
Bicknell
Kingrey
Spud
OFC
Alliance Men
Morgan Grocery
Bankelupe Morgan Grocery Company
Atorney
Lee Basye
Barber
Basye
Tash
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