Memorials and new books at Columbus Library
The Columbus Library Foundation lists memorials for Gilbert Asche Ruth Snodgrass and Dave McNair. March 9 16 marks Music in Our Schools Week. New titles include The Murders of Richard II American Heritage Picture History of the Civil War Texas Gold and Karloff with biographies and illustrations.
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Win. Jacobsen
Columbus Library Foundation
Gilbert Asche
W.A. Curry
Bee Line Motor Freight Co
J.W. Streeter
Ruth Snodgrass
W.O. Jacobsen
Hanson S. Eliott
J.W. Elliott
Dave McNair
America
Richard II
Elizabeth Peters
Jacqueline Kirby
American Heritage
Texas
John Reese
Frontier
Jefferson Hewitt
Karloff
Peter Underwood
Boris Karloff
South Should Claim to Win Bridge Contract, Reese Says
Terence Reese analyzes a four hearts contract where South should claim immediately. He outlines a sequence: cash dummy’s ace and king spades, ruff a spade, then play clubs to dummy, and ruff and finesse to exhaust East. The plan leads to ten tricks ending with the diamond ace.
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West
East
South
Terence Reese
Ace of Diamonds
Leigh Optimist Club Hosts Lunch and Invites Blair Charter Banquet
The Leigh Optimist Club held a Thursday luncheon with guest Bill Munger from Fremont Optimist Club inviting attendees to Blair Charter banquet Monday evening. Ernest Jenny of Norfolk also attended. Leigh youths received a car to support seventh and eighth grade wrestlers for the Optimist tournament in Fremont on March 8 and 9.
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Leigh
Leigh Optimist Club
Bill Munger
Fremont
Daily Horoscope Snippets for March
Aries seeks balanced reveal to spark interest while Taurus faces a minor, temporary delay. Gemini warns against stealing credit by stepping out of another’s shadow. Cancer urges honesty to avoid embarrassment. Leo cautions on handling others’ property without consent. Virgo predicts a fragile agreement needing careful terms.
New Year Plan Promises Fresh Direction
A reader outlines a personal reset for the year, promising to cut unproductive ties and pursue a new, promising path. The shift offers a hopeful outlook and a chance to realign priorities.
Nebraska to raise personal income tax to 13 percent
State Tax Commissioner William Peters told the legislature that the personal income tax should rise from 10 to 13 percent retroactive to January 1 to avert a looming General Fund deficit. Legislative analysts warned of cash shortages, with deficits projected if the hike is not enacted.
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Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Lincoln
Neb
UPI
William Peters
J. James Exon
Treasury
Peters
Eugene Mahoney
Omaha
Eldin Ehrlich
Ehrlich
Department of Revenue
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Citizen Smith
Dave Gerald
Columbus Library
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James Jacoby
Bernice Bede Oso
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Mary
Leo
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Capricorn
Aquarius
Exon
Sale
Jcpenney
Pixie Pictures
Jcpenney Stores
Columbus
Wes
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