John Martin's misreporting sparks county court reporter dispute
A long critical piece accuses John Martin of inflating word counts and overcharging for court reporting over three cases. The article argues his shifting political loyalties and the desire of Republicans to replace him with a reporter of proven accuracy and independence for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Roosevelt
Martin
Gilligan Company
Journal
Stull
Kelligar
John Martin
Reese
Supreme Court
Cass Jones Appointed to Farmers National Congress
Cass Jones of Rule Tuesday W receives an appointment to the Farmers National Congress from Governor Sheldon. The group meets in Oklahoma City with Ith. P.O. Avery of Porter precinct as the other county delegate. Both men express pride in the governor's favor and confidence in their qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Jones
Hin
Farmers National Congress
Govenor Sheldon
Congress
Oklahoma City
Ith
P.O. Avery
Porter Precinct
Govenor
Band Concerts Ended Amid Public Regret
The community learned last Tuesday night’s band concert was the season’s final performance. Prof. Hraraick will join the Hiawatha Band at Ft. Riley for about two weeks, and resuming concerts may be delayed upon his return. The city applauds the band leader and members for the season’s many pleasant evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hraraick
Hiawatha
Ft. Riley
Uoon
Bridge policy vote inquiry from Falls City Journal
The Falls City Journal presents questions on whether Richardson County should build its own bridges and abandon contracting. Ep Graham responds he would seek county best interests, oppose graft, and favor county-built bridges if cheaper, contingent on feasibility. He pledges to protect taxpayers and act for economical, best decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
State convention in Lincoln gathers leading delegates
The Star notes the state capitol convention drew top figures from each county under the new primary system. Senators Norris Brown from Whearney and Aldrich from Butler, Governor Sheldon from Cass, George Junkin from Gosper, Judge Paul Jessen from Otoe, Norris from Red Willow, Weaver from Richardson, and Sedgwick from York are cited as honored delegates. Mr and Mrs Frank Smith return home after Nebraska City visit.
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Lincoln
Star
Norris Brown
Whearney
Buffalo County
Sheldon
Cass County
George Junkin
Gosper
Paul Jessen
Butler County
Norris
Red Willow
P. B. Weaver
Richardson County
H. Sedgwick
York County
Prompt Settlement Acknowledged by Fraternal Order
Mrs Isabell McPherson received a 51000 check in lieu of a policy held by her late husband William McPherson who was listed with the Knights and Ladies of Security. He died on the 12th and an agent soon confirmed and adjusted the claim leading to the timely payment this week. The fraternal orders are praised for prompt settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabell McPherson
William McPherson
Knights and Ladies of Security
McPherson
Republican Caucus at Aravo Town Hall October 5
A Republican caucus for Aravo precinct will be held in the Aravo Town Hall on Tuesday, October 5, at 2 o clock p m. All Republicans in the precinct are urged to attend by order of chairman Louis Suess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aravo
Louis Suess
Library Renovation Advances. Expected Reopening Weeks
Plastering work continues at the library with speed as crews push ahead. Officials estimate the facility will be unavailable for at least two more weeks before it can reopen to the public.
Social Club Outing and Dinner For Married Ladies Kensington
Miss Gertrude Lum hosted The Friends in Cornell at her Verdon home last Friday night with members from here joining. The evening featured sketches by Miss Spencer and a jolly homeward drive. Also noted is a dinner for the Married Toadies Kensington and husbands at Joo H. Miles residence with elaborate courses, whist afterward, and Refreshments including iced watermelon amid cordial hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Lum
Verdon
Cornell
Miss Bowers
Scotts
Miss Spencer
Kensington
Stephen Miles
Joo H. Miles
Miles
Local social clubs host meetings and events across October list
The M E Kensington and many friends attended Itta Riecher's home with Mrs A St Wolf and Miss Maude Maddox for a luncheon. The Shakespear Club met with Mrs I S Heacock to discuss Macbeth and its characters. Teachers' night at North Morton Street featured music and games. Sorosis met with Mrs Warner. papers on Rockies pine forests and Walt Whitman were read. painter topics also discussed. Hog breeder Friedly prepares for annual hog sale on October 23 attracting buyers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E.kensington
Itta Riecher
A. St. Wolf
Maude Maddox
Yobie
North Morton Street
Sorosis
Warner
Charles Wilson
Rockies
John Gilligan
Walt Whitman
C. F. Hanks
Slaverave
Maud Davies
Local residents and visitors noted across region
Ih from Preston, G F Hansen from Stella, and Clyde Haskens from Stella were cited as visitors. Many residents such as Mrs. Lenwis McPherson, Mrs. Cora Schrader, Ruth Kanaly, and Miss Wyatt were mentioned with various trips and plans. Births, sales, and travel to Lincoln, Beatrice, andLos Angeles were recorded along with farm events and local commerce.
City Council clears path for park bond sale
Last Monday night the council, after a stormy session, approved selling park bonds to W A Greenwald at par to fund better water and light services. The meeting adjourned with plans to reconvene on Monday September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W A. Greenwald
Council
An American Actress on Her Art by Charlotte Cushman
An actress reflects with love and reverence for all arts, placing her own craft above others as the union and culmination of poetry sculpture painting and drama. Cushman emphasizes art as a divine creation and the living expression of human culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Cushman
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