Legislature Passes Over 300 Laws in Session
The legislature enacted more than three hundred measures, covering topics from taxation and banking reforms to education, road improvements, and public safety. Highlights include changes to state banking exemptions, highway access rights, and authority for new agencies, with several emergency provisions and broad reforms across counties and municipalities.
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Caren
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Hie
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Melcaid
Fiire-Arma
State Railway Commission
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Conalating
Douglas
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Washington
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Forteiiog
Veternan
Baers
Forse
Emargens
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Department of Public Works
Public Works
Omaha
Alerk
Supreme Court
Petite
Dodge County
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Douglas County
Aoathoricas University
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Pouglaa County
Cos- Spa
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Meorgensees Biete Board of Vocational Education
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Bene Alytanea Fandlica
Irrigation Districta
Department of Trade and Commerce
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Board of
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Allen
State Department of Agriculture
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American Legion
Lincoln City
U. BR
Dawson County
Valley County
Court House End
Lincoln
Landa
Atate
Stephen Archibeld
Lancaster County
State Health Bureau
Censon
EL BR
Rainos
Rales Mabiniey
City of
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Shell Operats
Hoppals Lowe
Sororitina
Orestes Jewelers
George Allahouse
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M. RB
Asbittey
Department of
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Agricame
Eee Prinke
Mertens
Gete
Leeckex
Gal Valley Coat County
Office of Justice of Ae Peace
Mney
Douglas County Board
C. E Uhon
Wake
Atete
H. BR
Board of Control
Board of Control and Reliway Commission
Episcopal Church
T. R
Seenee
Ee Insurance Co
Ates
Garden
State Horticultural Society
Board of Managers
Oliver Sexton
State Public Lands Board
Bro Reimans Obsers
John G. Neidheri
Nebraska
Erit- Emergency
Board of Pabite Works
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Vale of Supreme BR
Aateas
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Bondona
H.R. Sap-Cergerational
Greatestdoald Commission
Tate
Railway Commission
Gertrude B. Focht
Lincoln Insane Hospital
Nebraska Census Report Highlights Population Growth
Nebraska's 1920 census shows about 1.4 million residents, with Omaha at 181,901 and Lincoln near 51,000. Since statehood in 1867 the count rose from roughly 100,000 to over a million, with major gains from 1870 to 1880 and continued growth in the last decade.
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Union
Nebraska
Bureau of Census
Haseen
Omaha
Lincoln
Trimmed Hats for Women and Girls at Highland-Holloway Co
Automobile drivers under the influence of liquor are no more a danger than those under the influence of delusion that they know how to exercise reasonable care. Hear the May Victor at Thiele's.
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Peta
Co-operative Banking
Ubvrery Board
H. B
Nebraska
Highland-Holloway Co
Thiele’s
Jammed to capacity at lodging house cue
Sign painter asks who ordered a Standing Room Only sign. Clerk says a lodging house keeper wants it hung outside the back door on Saturday nights.