Local Notes And Social Tidbits From Marland
A collection of brief notices from Marland recounts visits and travels of residents. Mr Lackey spends weekend with Mrs Lackey, Frank Black helps in Enyeart store, Mrs Huntley visits Misa, T Enyeart travels to Crawford, Mrs Finney and Mrs Hughes welcome guests, Earl Gregg heads to Fort Robinson for work, and multiple community members engage in travel, family events, or health updates. A French minister in a separate note declines a twelfth duel citing foolishness.
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Lackey
Friby
Norman Poole
Steele
Arnold, Nebr
Legislature Moves to Cut Election Costs in Nebraska
A Nebraska lower house bill seeks to reduce election costs by altering counting boards, reducing judges, limiting party polling, and allowing complaints against election officials. It requires a special poll book for vote totals and repeals sealed duplicate returns, risking newspaper access to timely results. Another bill appropriates 40000 for a complete statutor y recodification every four years with season volumes.
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Lincoln
Ling
Nebraska
Moseley
Lancaster County
Would Reduce Motor License Fees Under Bill
A bill introduced by Representative Franklin calls for cutting the motor vehicle license fee by one half. The minimum for automobiles would be 85 dollars with 25 cents extra for each 100 pounds over 2,000. Motorcycles drop from 5 dollars to 2.50, and a special 1 dollar fee applies to rural mail carriers and sheriffs vehicles.
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Franklin Calla
Printing Flaws Stir Senate Complaints and Salary Raise Talk
Senators and representatives grumble over poor quality printing on legislative stationery from the state printing office. Delegates consider rejecting the work as a remedy. State executives urge the governor to include in the budget a raise for deputies to three thousand dollars. Nebraska codifies game laws to tidy scattered statutes without changing substance. Cities may set aside funds to promote immigration and industrial growth under Medlar’s bill.
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Senate
Nebraska
Acta
Medlar
Free Tuition Bill Advances in Nebraska Legislature
The House nearly unanimously endorses a bill to grant free tuition in Lincoln schools for the children of state legislators. The Senate, under suspension of the rules, passed the same bill and sent it to Governor McKelvie for signature.
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Lincoln
House
Senate
McKelvie
Nebraska Senate Approves Child Code Program Measures
The Nebraska state senate paused without a dissent in third reading on the first four measures to approve the Child Code Program as incorporated in fifty three bills. Tekamah residents visited the capitol seeking drainage law changes and to discuss reapportionment with legislative committees. Burt and Washington counties saw the largest drainage project, costing about three quarters of a million dollars, with local interest in workable laws.
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Children's Code Commission
Nebraska State Senate
Nebraska
Burt
Washington
Hog buyers seek fat and stock hogs offering names
Wanted to buy both your fat and stock hogs. O Bannon and Neuswanger. Phone 71. 18tf.
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O'Bannon
Neuswanger
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Leonard Horner
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Chiropractic Health Service
Dr. Jeffrey and Smith
Wilson
VEAL
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Ma Sweet
Rociar High School
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Willetta Cox
Mae Dunning
Phylena Finch
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Ada Turner
Ding Dong Bell
Phelena Finch
Wilhelm Cox
Mae
Elizabeth Griffith
Vivian Donette Hand
Arlene Ere
Ada Turner Lose Cogswell
Dorothy Stanton
Alice Tyman
Ruth Wison
Helen Niveley
Josephine Acheson
Nel Gavin
Valse
Durand
Mildred Gregor
Miss Cherry Blossom
Cherry Bloscon
Alice Prettyman
Orothy Stanton
Ruth Wilson
Nell Gavin
Helen Hiveley
Wakin' the
My Sweet
Loise Royer
Armity Ann
Miriam Harris
Betey Belinda
Frances Fletcher
Caroline Cordelia
Dorothy Delila
Edna Hiles
Ruth Stanton
Elizabeth Eliza
Evangeline Acheson
Frances Fedora
Flowers
Verna Dow
Harrietta Hennings
Eva Isabella Ismuch
Elsye Harris
Judy Jerushie
Helem Younee Kilkenny
Juanita Lang Lovie
Loui, Janenine
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