Bellevue Could Close If Short of Money Bill Moves Forward
Nebraska Education Committee advanced a bill allowing Bellevue to close if funds fall short. The measure, amended to permit closures, would cut a school district’s operation if federal and state funding dip. It seeks nine month terms replacing 183 days and includes a clause for districts receiving over 1 percent federal funds to shut if cash runs dry. The plan also targets securing signed contracts for next year and requires full funding for special education districts, with testimony noting past underfunding and potential needs for 4 million extra for 1921-22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
UPL
Lengislature
Bellevue
Wayne Hiebarth
Wilcox
Ziebarth
Orval Keyes
Papillion
Richard Triplett
Perievue
Wit
Keyes
Sens
Donald Wired
Grand Island
Willan G. Swanson
Ellen Craft
North Platte
Gerald Stromer
Kearney
Wallace Burnett
George Syas
Duke Snyder
Omaha
Jovat Schnal
Harold Simpson
State Department of Education
Jack Lamphere
Mll
Lantphere Seid
Dale Samuelson
Omaha Public Salers
Guna
Birth in Newman Grove for Kerel Lynn Fowlkes
Mr and Mrs Denis Fowlkes of Newman Grove announce the birth of daughter Kerel Lynn born January 23. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Winter Fowlkes Jr and Mrs Marynard Cedarlind, both of Newman Grove. Great grandparents and other relatives listed.
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Newman Grove
Denis Fowlkes
Kerel Lynn
Pauinds
Myutnes
Ant
Winter Fowlkes
Mirynarid Cedarlind
Newmyn Crave
Walter Fowlkes
Edwin Cedertingd
Newnan Gaya
Markets Report from Omaha and Chicago Livestock
Omaha markets show hogs and cattle price shifts with hogs up to 75 higher in parts and sows 25 to 50 higher while slaughter cattle hold steady. feeder steers reach up to 11.00, high and prime heifers bring 46.25 to 64.00, and calves vary in value. Chicago Livestock reports slaughter steers and heifers steady to higher with high choice to prime at 30.85 to 31.50, cows 15.00 to 17.75, and lambs around 25.50.
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Omaha
Chicago
Ciecago
Sale Calendar Entries From January to February Auctions
Fragmented notice lists multiple property auctions with dates from January and February. Names such as Lin Wan Hine and Homan Elsas Club appear alongside auction details, with locations in Columbus and surrounding areas and varied items including farm buildings and property sales.
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Lin
Wan Hine
Columbus
von B Phuat Sue
Sahuary
Homan Elsas Club
Teaver
Hebe
Buss Auction Koayels
Propity
Eduar Wardemsey Exige Brit
Annual Meeting Notice for Creston Rural Fire District
Notice is given of the annual meeting of the Creston Rural Hire Protection District to be held in Wirensan's Hall Creston Nebraska on February 1871 at 9:00 AM for any business before the board. Published by order of the Board of Supervisors. Warning of meeting details and venue included.
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Notiea
Creston
Cuihatte
Board of
Supargiore
Cards of Thanks for Ernest Vrbeer Henry Fischer Ida Osten
Expressions of gratitude from the Fischer family for neighbors and friends kindness during the sorrowful loss of Ernest Vrbeer father and husband Henry Fischer and Ida Osten grandmother. Special thanks to Hehlen Memorial Hospital doctors nurses and to Pastors Nelson Turner and others for sympathy and assistance.
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Henry Wsctor
Hehlen Memorial Hospital
Nelson
Turner
Henry Fischer
Ida Osten
Stock market midday prices across major firms
New York market notes list midday prices for Admiral, Kennecott, Kroger, Alcoa, Lockheed, Merck, Monsanto, Pfizer, Coca Cola, Procter G, RCA, Safeway, Shell, Texaco, Goodyear, Unilever, and others with varied percentage changes and several 0 to 3 percent moves. Notable names include Lockheed up 1 percent, Merck up 9 percent, and Coca Cola up 8.5 percent amid a broad tick upward across heavyweight stocks.
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New York
UPL
Admiral
Johns Miar Aluchon
Kennecott
Kresge OM Aills
Kroger
Alcoa
Iabemen
Lockheed
AintiiPwr
Maytag
T&t
Merck
Arlans
Mobil Oil
Aveo
Monsanto
Olla Corp
Borden
Owens Il
Swill
Goodrich
Texaco
Tex
Uld Corp
Nick
Weyer
Paper
Wickes
Tat
Woodwich
Iowa
Davitt City junior places second in oratorical contest
Julie Schraeder a junior at Davitt City High School won second in the American Legion District Oratorical Contests at Cedar Bluffs. Her prepared topic covered the constitution and she spoke on Article 6. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Schroider and will receive two savings bonds from the exposition.
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Civid
Julie Schraeder
Davitt City High School
American Legion
Cedar Bluffs
Walter Schroider
Ocxposi
FCA Appears at Monday PTA Dad's Night
West Fork PTA held a Monday meeting featuring the Fellowship of Christian Athletes with sponsor Dick Bubst. Members performed a guitar segment led by Keith Davy and Neil Klutman, then explained the group's purpose and history. Dick Moth shared his summer conference experience and personal impact. Mrs Charulete Griffith discussed a new spelling approach in her fourth grade class. Harold Nyffeler and Richard Alt chaired refreshments with Tom Ryan hosting. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Park welcomed guests.
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West Fork
Charulete Griffith
Harold Nyffeler
Richard Alt
Tom Ryan
Martin Park
Trumen in good condition after hospital checkup
Reports from Kansas City say former President Truman remains in good condition after stomach pains. Dr Wallace Graham, his physician, says he had a hearty breakfast and slept well following tests, with release date not yet set. Nurses report improved condition since admission.
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Kansas City
Presioul
Harry & Troma
Belamie
Temmina
Wallace T. Graham
Grahamy
Tramay
Lyons boy is third fatality of collision
The Lyons area mourns as Thomas Kroger, 15, becomes the third fatality from a Saturday collision four miles northeast of Oakland. A 21⁄2 ton corn truck and a pickup collided at a county road intersection. other youths aged 10 to 17 were injured or treated, with Raymond Simpson, 42, of Craig driving the truck and unhurt. Authorities report fatalities among Lyons residents Sunny Bacon, Kevin Bacon, Rodney Newell, David Lubasel, Edwin Bucher, Gary Bacon, Pimathy Guill, Gary Hayes, and Brian Langemeier among the listed injured.
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Omaha
Thomas Kroger
Lyons
Oakland
Sunny Bacon
Kevin Neon
Ceorge Bacon
Marnday
Rodney Newell
Dielen Newell
Hall
David Lubasel
Mothoulsl
Edwin Bucher
Berni
Bagher
Lyonns
Gary Bacon
Sam
Kevin Aul
Pimathy Guill
Jerry Guill
Gallant
Gary Hayes
Danlee Hayes
South Sioux
City
Brian Langemeier
Leon Langemeiery
Nebraska State Patrol
Langemercy
Raymond Simpson
Craig
Dale Hopp
Gah
Janice Zach Essay Winner Named In Grady Conservation Day
Winners of this year s Eighth Grady Conservation Day Essay Contest were announced with Janice Zach Humphrey SL Francis Selwol first Sherilyn Dirks Christ Lutheran School second Peg Strong District 8a third Jody Lutyens District No b4 fourth Susan Bierman District No BY fifth Honorable mentions list Michal Engel District 10 Spring Bakenhus Diane Bakenbus Jerald Schreiber District No 9 Eugene Ing District No 84 First place prize 31000 second 5 00 third 4 00 fourth 3 00 fifth 2 00 each The winners will receive 1 00 each Approximately 250 students and teachers attended the event sponsored annually by the Platte County Agricultural Society and the Platte County Soil and Water Conservation District
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Janice Zach
Humphrey SL
Francis Selwol
Sherilyn Dirks
Christ Lutheran School
Peg Strong
Jody Lutyens
Susan Bierman
Michal Engel
Spring Bakenhus
Diane Bakenbus
Jerald Schreiber
Eugene Ing
Platte County Agricultural Society
Platte County Soild “and Water Conservation District
St Ed honor students named to nine week semester honor roll
St Ed honored students include Kim Channer Mary da Reardion Dale Nauendureg Roselyn Reardon Nancy Carlson Lindsey Niemann Louis Dubs Cathy Meysenburg Jota Carter Mary Cahill Mike Laska Darlene Mausbach Yani Niemann Jim Baustert plus Mary Engstrom Sonja Jensen Alan Kaspar Julie Kiesling Vickie Leng Jim Nicklassen Kath Julez Maynard Garison David Donnelly Julie Klaas Shelly Hasselbatel Marlene Labens Also honorable mention: Chris Dubs Carol Kaspar Commie Nicklassen Kathy Kaspar Julie Keeshan Tom Nicklasson Alan Weeces Doug Baker Mary Baustert Diane Engstram Kathy Flaherty Ken alaan Thomas Meysenburg Lara Kaul Janel Prebanek Debra Thompson Valerie Proden Merk Kaul Dennis Schack Dennise Miller Dean AMillet
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Edward — High School
Kim Channer
Mary da Reardion
Dale Nauendureg
Roselyn Reardon
Nancy Carlson
Lindsey Niemann
Louis Dubs
Cathy Meysenburg
Jota Carter
Lara Kaul
Janel Prebanek
Debra Thompson
Valerie Proden
Merk
Kaul
Dennis Schack
Dennise Miller
Dean Amillet
Infant Baptized Sunday at United Methodist Church
Jaime son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Nelson was baptized Sunday during Ute morning worship at the United Methodist Church in Newnan Grove. The Rev. Barkness officiated. A dinner followed at the Negion home with grandparents Mrs. Albert Nelson Mrs. Gene Foland and great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Whited of Fullerton among attendees.
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Jaime
Marvin Nelson
United Methodist
Churet
Newnan Grove
Barkness
Mfs
Albert Nelson
Gene Foland
Harvey Whited
Fullerton
Dove Plant Named From Lower Shape in Folklore
The plant is named for its lower part shaped like a dove and is sometimes called the Moly Spirit plant, linked to a dove representing the Ufoly Ghost of Splut in local lore.
Nebraska Considers Tangible Tax Reestablishment Proposal
Lincoln lawmakers heard Sen. Terry Carpenter push a bill to reimpose an intangible tax on stock shares of Nebraska corporations. The revenue would fund state, county, and school district needs, with estimated $10 million. Opposition argued it would hurt business and deter growth, while advocates cited other states’ lack of intangible taxes and warned against shifting tax foundations.
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Lincoln
UPL
Unicaimeral
Revenue Committee
Nebraska
Terey Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Moaney
Carpenter
H.R. Geiger
Omaha School Board
Sen. JW
Burbach
Crofton
Lax
Netra
Keith Knudsen
Lincaln
Lincaly Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska Association of Commerce and Industry
Sali
Benyatt
Martin Sy
Dilcain
Bustvtysman
The
Nebrasks
Osceola OES Installations Highlight Local Leaders
Osceola Chapter No. 4 Order of Eastern Stars installed Carolyn Hanson and Chris Guedeke as new leaders. Installing officers included Virginia Monson and Francus Tutess with Maurine Selvin at the organ. New officers listed include Caralle Johnson as associate matron and Lillian Timm as secretary with other officers and guests from Lincoln Chapter 148, Lingala, Laura Mae Chapter 251, Chagnac, and Jobs Daughters.
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Osceola
Carolyn Hanson
Chris Guedeke
Matray
Osceeola
Order of Eastern
Slav
Virginia
Monson
Francus Tutess
Maurine Selvin
Bertha Dunn
Lanstess
Belores Hanson
Caralle Johnson
Reg Johnson
Lillian Timm
Mildred Snodgrass
Caral
Kreger
Lynda Gaedeke
Irene Meacham
Gladys Gaedeke
Karvene Walls
Delores Watts
Nth
Mildred Ransom
Esther
Joyce Conrad
Martha
Rances Inness
Dale Miemer
Dorothy Campbell
Lincoln
Lingala
Laura Mae
Chagnac
Jobs
Secret Seed Topic Stirred Meeting at St. Peter's Tactics Aid
Mrs Wordeman led the Creston group in a discussion on the secret seed topic. She read Bible passages and offered explanations. Mrs Fischer led a devotional and scriptures, with group singing honoring birthdays for Mrs Waideman and Mrs Lueschen. Visitors included several named attendees.
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Creston
Ray Wordeman
St. Peter's Tactics Aid
Henry Fischer
Waideman
Birthday party and open house notices for Clarkson area
Mrs. Alice Barr aged eight celebrated a birthday Saturday at the Bare home with an open house hosted by Mrs. George Bryhn. On Sunday Mrs. John Best of Clarkson surprised Alta Best with a party. Family visit details suggest a social family gathering.
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Leigh
Alice Barr
George Bryhn
John Best
Clarkson
Alta
Lakeview High names second quarter honor roll
Lakeview High School announces the second quarter honor roll with seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen named. Honors include 93 or higher marks, 90 or higher, and honorable mentions across multiple students, listing numerous names.
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Lakeview High School
Sharon Becher
Jim Beleymann
Kathy Brack
Marcia Goscing
Connie Musller
Mary Hassebrook
Cindy Kallwelt
Sara Rickert
Marilyn Theilen
Debbie Ricker
Neher
Noger Coffey
Sharon Klug
Susan Kovh
Gary Mueller
Dudy Drufehorst
Rachael Janssen
Marshe Schrald
Jodene Waldman
Jane Gehring
Diane Wilke
Diane Zavodsky
Lanny Beiermann
Patty Donoghue
Susan Durkap
Pally Mohrman
Janose Mortensen
Susan Niedfeldt
Sheryl Jenny
Martin Molvman
Alice Bierman
Keith Dirk
Newman Grove Bride-To-Be Shower Honors Miss Larson
Renes Larson daughter of Lloyd and Larson was honored at a bridal shower Saturday at Shell Creek Lutheran Church. She will marry Eugen Snodgrass of Battle Creek. Relatives attended as devotions were given by Mrs. Leonard Cummings of St. Edward and Jane Limbo of Oakdale played violin. Jody Nelson helped with gifts. Yellow flowers adorned the tea table as Mrs. Lloyd Larson poured. Hostesses included Mrs. Limba Oakdale, Kennet Eng, DeLayne Nelson, Cate Larson, Lennard Johnson.
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Newman Grove
Renes Larson
Lloyd Larson
Haile Creak
Shell Creek Lutheran Sharch
Miss Larson
Eugenie Snodgrass
Orvill Sunglass
Battle Creek
Leigh Woman Feted on Birthday at Home
Mrs Waller Falken was honored for her birthday in Leigh as relatives gathered for a carry-in dinner at her home. Attendees included Harold Falken Colurbus Holling and others from Omaha Norfolk and Leigh, with notes on family moves and plans.
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Leigh
Waller Falken
Harold Falken
Colurbus
James Holling
Omaha
Donald Bolsch
Aferle Pelken
Nancy
Ronald Folken
Lawrence Franzen
Gwen
Craig
Polken
Clara Schindter
Caltex County
Camp Luther
Non Folken
Norfolk
Harley Tejkal
University of Nebraska
Yorking
Medical Arts
Chinic
St Edward Bt Malnard FFA Hosts Newman in basketball clash
The Newman team visited St Edward Bt Malnard FFA Chapter for a boys basketball game Sunday evening. The freshman and sophomore teams from St Edward won 30 to 15, while the varsity five rallied to edge Newman 3 to HM.
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ST. Edward
Malnard Ffa
Newman
Kave Chepter
Basketbal
Vistors
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