Weems and Distersemed for Road and Tax Funds
A fragmented summary notes various county financial items including interest and principal on school funds road maintenance and construction, state and gas tax allocations, fines and fees, and transfers. It references real estate, salaries, and expenditures, plus local moves and social events with multiple residents and households mentioned in a scattered ledger-like report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T
AK Frincipal
Las Fililions
Contr
Ana Ove Sensecarnere
Desoys Mark Jenkind
Terpo
Foun
Shd
Fred Eam
Bank
Keer
Bel
Joe Gray
Saviney
Dune
Riverton News Notes and Local Hospital Visit
A jumble of names and events fills the Riverton page noting Mrs. RH Jones’s emergency at Nichols Seno hospital in Omaha and an immediate operation. Mentions of local residents, family members, priests, and area roads hint at community ties and recent happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thi Shulk
Tanny Hindley
RH Jones
Nichalas Seno Hospital
Omaha
Jone
G. McKissick
Baldwin
F. €. Roberts
Merarsiek
Sunrior
Mekichels
Tavis
Babe” Ruth
Altarlect
Rivertanon
Tathiaies
Mantas
Ivy Hlwyn
Balduta
Faye
Mabo
Nacene
Sitieeh Vidi
Ploud Anderson
Mar
Gees
Shaneay Charron
Fanny Rotian
Doaby
Local Social News and Family Visits Across Hamburg Area
The narrative lists visits and gatherings in the Hamburg region with Verna and Vada Roup teachers entering summer programs, ties to family homes, and celebrations. Residents including the Sinnells, Fisher, Whislers, and Zurk gather for peony festivals, club meetings, and farm time. The piece notes illnesses, a young death, and community support across Omaha and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fow
Verna Leer
Teachers’ College
Verna
High Bank School
Rock Pert
Vada
Doe Roup
Maud
Catherine Roup
Frank Gibsery
Hamburg
Bud Fhmell
M. M. Schugler
Fairfax
Deene Fisher
Fisher
Acc
Glens Whistler
Ang
Whisler
Star Community
Lene Fisner
Emory Zurk
Inerediant
TuGay
Melipemruniz
alTw Cid
McNeal
Amada Wollis
Nebr
Swinrday
Tene Beret
Lee Bermett
Simpatie
Tien Bay An
Bobbie
Wtamburg
Watson Family Home Fire Incident Shakes City
Mr and Mrs Wilkird Gale returned to their home in City, Kins after a feud with rukiuves Thursday night. A group of youths gathered at Harry Moor's home. Games and refreshments followed before Mary Hoot tended duties. Mary drove to Beatrice, Nebr, and departed with Malth. The next day Mrs Janes retired home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Messinger
River Sioux
Roy Crawford
Parksson
Martini Gleason
John Gleason
Uunbar
Nebr
Lec Cossett
Helen
Nebraska City
Dollie Milzer
Lawrence
Dorothy Hilger
Charles Gleason
Nehawka, Nebr
Leo Minnenns Af
Belont
Wish County
Tyne
Paul
Moestead
Eoren Walkley
Amd
Advan
Roy Behner
Martone Thempstic
Omaha
A. 5
Chrisopher
Mons
Ft. Me
B.C
Serre
Hywared Colon
Hamburg
Oma Hernan
Hemenmoakers Club
Pinkney Carder
Syiris Snitzer
Lewis Stoner
Treat Surer
Lille Leisman
Raymond Dyke
Lar
Donald Freda
Lulu Adams
Council Bluffs
Earl Benedict
Kansas City
Andy Bear Watson
Grandma Benedict
Hines
Helen Beam
Chas. Addington
St. Joe
Deval
Wea Daval
Ross Jones
Ashing
Missouri
Wilkird Gale
City
Kins
Harry Moor
Beatrica
Mianren Malth
Sie Janes
Designed Old Stone Capitol Revealed as John Rague’s Work
A new book by Dr. Benjamin Shambritygh asserts John Francis Rague designed the Old Stone Capitol at Tow Crair e. Rague, born in 1770 at Scranton Plains New Jersey, studied in New York City and Springfield Illinois, where he befriended Stephen A. Douglas and Abraham Lincoln. He became a liberal figure in politics and religion, serving on Springfield’s board of Trustees in 1246 and as president of the Mechanics Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vo Wenuritions
Tow Craire
Mazm
Ahiem
Dr. Benj
Shambritygh
Stony Capitol
Shite
Lorient Society of
Awa
Rague
Joan Francis Rague
Scateh Plains
New Jersey
New York
Distin
Ted Milard Fe Feyre
Springfeld
Thinois
Chasen
Sina
Presan
Stephen A
Ty Todd
Winds Line Canite Joved Trany War Sield
Raewe's son of a Bek uel at Town Cit ie aid he ace fieuration of qupital budeins. On AT was placed be & Chie ap drslitect, Raw Tater qlesiztral importvat Tuitdines in Allwauker and on the University of Wisconsin campus. He died in Duhuge in 1377 virtually a forgotten trai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raewe
Allwauker
University of Wisconsin
Duhuge
Reigning oriations and Brownville Bridge Fund Note
The Missouri river bridge at Brownville prompted a drive to raise funds as the state highway department had no appropriation for bridge access. The department has since provided the money, and the county court is returning donated funds. About $11,000 was raised in Nebraska and $10 in Atchison county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWA
Missouri River
Brownville
Rolloit
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Cority
Nebraska
Atchison County
St. Jor
Atchison Co. Independent
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. C. Case
Fremont County
Ishwa
Petrodeum
Htualee States
Boas Bea
Senindai
I. Trs
Tity Ae Lai
Bernt c
Carpent
Ry Aditi
Henry Jerk Bens
Sidney. Eawa
Fremont
Towa
C.care
Rinerton News Notes
Uae
Heine
Pebar Duuner
Png
Golper
Taney
Levies
Olly Park
Archi Motor
Ford
Lynn Johnson
Lone Chapel
Watson
John Rague
Old Stone
Stoner Durg CO
Ralph R. Beal
Beal Insurance Agency
Einstein
Hiller
Stele
Peete Lal
Omama
Eee
Ree
Grand Cirela
San Francisco
Wits
Burlington
Phare
Home Oil Company
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