Raiload Notes Highlight Local Moves and Departures
Fireman J. Lawrennon spends a few days in Denver. Mrs. H. Stolldorf visits Ardmore, D. C. Machinist Apprentice Wm Rehbder plans Kansas City trip. Machinist Helper Irving Ward resigns for telegraph work. Redman's wife and mother visit Casper and Greybull. Road Foreman George Redfern returned from Kearney, Neb. due to his wife's father's illness, stroke, critical. Ralph Drent, Lincoln HQ chief electrician, visits Alliance. Mrs. W. C. Elrod visits Deadwood, S. D. Oral Edwards daughter visits Scottsbluff. Machinist Helper Guy Forbes to Sheridan for relatives. Mrs. Jeffie Eckhart dies in hospital after appendicitis operation. Oliver Overman visits Ashby for a time. returns with East visit. Walter Colling moving family to Seneca. Colling named round house foreman. Mrs. Anns Hazleton called to Denver for death of Christina McCray. Engineer Eberly family plans extended Chicago and Saginaw trip. Francis Tynan resumes machinist helper work at Alliance. High school boys work at round house during summer: Leonard Pate, Edward Morrow, Robert Lawrence, William Courant.
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J. Lawrennon
Denver
H. Stolldorf
Stolldorf
Ardmore
D. C
William Rehbder
Kansas City
Irving Ward
Telegraph Company
Redman
Casper and
Greybull
George Redfern
Kearney
Neb
Engineer Elrod
Deadwood
Is. D
Misa Oral Edwards
Engineer Edwards
Scottsbluff
Machnist
Guy Forbes
Sheridan
Jeffie Eckhart
Oliver Overman
Ashby
Overman
Philadelphia
Walter Colling
Seneca
Colling
Alliance Friends Will
Anns Hazleton
Christina McCray
Spain Finds Use for American Portable Houses
As Spain plans to buy thousands of portable homes from the United States, the country discovers it can utilize the same type of housing domestically to meet its own needs.
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Spain
America
The Great American Hen Responds to Egg Price Drop
The price decline for eggs spotlights the patriotic hen as a symbol of prompt production. The image emphasizes American farmers increasing output to meet demand and support national needs.
American Legion notes on drives and aid efforts
Reports from membership drives show Nebraska ranking second behind New Hampshire with strong results from Massachusetts and Connecticut. Six Texas posts reported 1200 members on day one as Auxiliaries boost campaigns. Senator Sherman of Illinois criticizes the Legion as wasteful and political free. many veterans still seek compensation, training, or loans. Union stories note Los Angeles clubhouse push by Mary Miles Minter and stars. Lusk Wyoming post hosts Tulip Time ball with Denver orchestra and Omaha bulbs.
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Nebraska
New Hampshire
New England
Massachusetts
Connecticut
United States
Texas
American Legion
Legion
Farnia
Shermian
Illinois
American Treasury
American Federation of Labor
Colorado Moves to Organize Posts in Towns with Ex-Servicemen
Colorado campaigns to become the first state to complete organizing a post in every town with fifteen or more ex servicemen or women. The effort targets veteran communities and aims to establish organized posts nationwide.
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Colorado
Colorado Post Passes Bonus Bill Amid Vote Split
At a Colorado meeting the bonus bill passed with forty three in favor and two against. Platteville backed the measure unanimously. Meredith Nicholson praised efforts to elevate American citizenship and national unity, asserting agencies must lead in setting a standard for Americanism.
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Eteer
Colorado
Platteville
Post
Meredith Nicholson
Ameria
America
Local residents mix travel, health, and Decoration Day notes
Lincoln construction man Mr Carlson oversees Central Granaries Co work on a warehouse. Mrs Jessie Eastburn and Miss Cullen travel to Wyoming for a homestead stay. Several locals visit, attend Decoration Day, or report illness and relocations, including Mrs Leona Austin from Chadron and Mr Melick with grippe.
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Mr. Carlson
Lincoln
Central Granaries Co
Jessie Eastburn
Misa Clanche Cullen
Wyoming
Frank Black
Rev. Williams
Marsland
Alex Olds
Hutchinson
Liuek
Lee Moore
Alliance
Belle Brown
Wallace
Scottsbluff
McCorkle
Hemingford
Mac
Joe Hubn
Will Kuiper
Jireh
Wyo
Matt Beaumont
Lahr
Kenner
A. M. Miller
Crawford
Florida
Board of Equalization Meeting Notice 1920
Notice that the Board of County Commissioners will meet as a Board of Equalization on June 16, 1920, for hearings over the assessed value for the year 1959. The meeting lasts at least three days. Public hearin g to review assessments and adjust property values.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board OF Equaliza
Agssessmnet Wisthis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raiload Notes
American Legion Notes
Women’s Auxiliary
Mary Miles Minter
Los Angeles
Lusk
Schembeck
Omaha
Nora Geiger
Phillips
Gale Price
Wye
Margaret
Helen Newberry
Margaret Dwyer
Catherine Beuchsenstein
Leo Walker
Jack Walker
Mearl Price
W. F. Walker
Board OF Equalizaion
Uluts
the Herald
Julian Eltinge
Eltinge
Methodist Church
N. G. Palmer
Valentine
F. R. Williams
Maryland
Epworth League
Williams
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