Nebraska Good Roads Bill Stirs State Debate at Capitol
Lincoln February 28 The Nebraska legislature presses a federal aid road plan enabling state funds and federal shares to build graded dirt and paved roads. A hearing shows division on best method, but supporters argue the state would receive 6.30 back for every dollar invested and the bill may pass with little opposition.
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Nebraska
Capitol
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Atates
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Roads and Bridge Committee
County funds and bonds for road projects under state plan
The county board and state board of irrigation, highways and drainage may reach agreement and gain Secretary of Agriculture approval. Counties may use other funds or vote on issuing bonds for road work, as in Article V of Nebraska Revised Statutes 1913, for bridge bonds.
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State Board of Irri@ition, Highways and Drainage
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Uhridge
Secretary of Agriculture
Rank Foolishness on Colds and Chamberlain’s Remedy
The item argues that colds are not caused by cold weather and claims the cold virus thrives in damp air. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective and highly recommended, noting it is obtainable everywhere and suitable for many years of use.
Nebraska Press Association endorses multiple House bills
The Nebraska Press Association annual meeting in Lincoln endorsed H. R. 226, H. R. 166, H. R. 228, H. R. 773, and Senate File 321, while opposing H. R. 244. The new constitution allows active newspaper workers to join. dues are set and a field secretary position is created. A banquet followed at the state farm with speakers including C. D. Hosmer discussing newsprint costs.
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Nebraska Press Association
Thomas
Cron- In
Iowa
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Trumble
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State Farm
C. D. Hosmer
Colorado
Legislative Committee
National Editorial Association
Washington
Con- Breas
Hosmer
United States
Canada
Fortune Telling Card Game Foretells Lovers Fate
A man torn by a job offer and distance contemplates leaving the woman he loves. A.card reading by the woman near a bay window reveals she shares his love, shaping their uncertain future in 1914.
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India
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McClure N. Ionpertiet Paper Syndicate
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