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Omaha Morning Bee

Location

Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1922

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Marek Sets World Beef Skinning Record at Park Contest

Marek, already Nebraska champion, skinned a steer in 3 minutes 8 seconds to win the world's skinning title at the annual butchers picnic in Lakeview. Joe Marek claimed $50 prize, Tom Harvat $25, with a crowd of families watching as the event drew to a close with dancing and a picnic supper.

Joe Marek Butchers Marek Nebraska George Hoffman Harvat Tom Harvat Lakeview Joe Marek Ernest Gloop

Senate Rejects Ford Offer in Muscle Shoals Debate

Senator Norris leads Agriculture Committee in urging rejection of Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals lease. A government owned project development plan, praised as transformative, is favored by Norris and allies, while Wyoming and others back Ford with modified lease terms. A follow up report is promised next week.

Ford Senator Norris Washington Henry Ford Muscle Shoals Alabama Senate Norris Senate Agriculture Committee Page Vermont McNary Oregon Keyes New Hampshire Gooding Idaho Norbeck South Dakota Harold Oklahoma McKinley Illinois Kendrick Wyoming Garden of Eden Norris Hill Tennessee River United States Ladd Republcan North Dakota

Bryan to Open Campaign for Lincoln Coal Yard Vote

City Commissioner C W Bryan announced a campaign for a special election to decide if Lincoln can establish a municipal coal yard. The supreme court ruled the charter made the yard impossible, but a people’s initiative could legalize it.

Bryan Lincoln j—Ciy C. W. Bryan Supreme Court

Cavalry Officer Relieved at Fort Omaha Transferred

Lieut. Col. Hugh B. Myers of the cavalry is relieved from his duties at Fort Omaha Nebraska and will proceed to Fort Huachuca Arizona. Captain Paul G.

Fort Crook Washington Hugh B. Myers Cavalry Oman Neb Fort Huachuca Ariz Paul G

Duty Relieved Officers Ordered to New Posts

Capps of the medical corps is relieved from duty at Camp Knox Kentucky and will proceed to Fort Crook Nebraska. Capt Thomas B Woodburn of the quartermaster corps is relieved from Camp Holabird Maryland and will move to Omaha after his leave ends.

Capps Medical Corps Camp Knox Fort Crook Neb Thomas B. Woodburn Quartermaster Corps Camp Holabird Omaha United States Mail Nebraska District of

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