Changes in brief outline of proposed constitutional amendments
The Record lists two proposed constitutional amendments to be voted on Sept. 21. It notes that adopted amendments replace corresponding old paragraphs, while others stay in force. It covers specifics on verdicts in civil cases, alien property rights, English as official language, petition thresholds, and various tax and corporate regulation items including county boundaries, public utilities, and Omaha charter options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Railway Commission
State ‘Railway ‘Commission
Omaha
Proposals on State Legislature and Judiciary Powers
The document lists constitutional amendments affecting legislative districts and apportionment, senate size, legislator pay, bill rules, and officeholding bans. It outlines creation and limits for courts below the supreme court, division rules, and judge selection, plus a chief justice appointment plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Supreme
Sane
Proposals on Equal Suffrage and Public School Regulation
The document outlines multiple measures including equal suffrage removing male wording, Army and Navy electors voting rules, equitable school funding, public auction sales of school lands, university district elections, prohibition of sectarian instruction in schools, no sectarian use of public funds, no religious tests, reform school age raised to 18, and creation of a board of education for normal schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Reform School
Board of Education
Taxation Topics Include Property Classes and Exemptions
The document outlines uniform and proportional taxation on tangible property, classification of other property, and permits beyond property taxes. It also addresses exemptions for agricultural and horticultural property and related tax policies.
Water and constitutional measures and district court actions
A long list of 1920 Nebraska items covers constitutional amendments on water rights priority and minimum wage for women and children, proposed industrial court creation, and state salaries. The document includes mortgage actions in Polk County Nebraska, quiet title suits, and a divorce petition with notice to Alva Tucker, plus an employment ad seeking cattle pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF
Polk County
Nebraska
Angeline Tucker
Alva Tucker
District Court
Angeline Johnston
Land dispute notice in Polk County Nebraska
Plaintiff lists Mary R. Blackburn Julius A. Reed and description of land in Section 4 Township 15 North Range 1 West with Northwest Quarter and Southwest Quarter notices to all claiming any interest in the real estate in Polk County Nebraska and to all above named defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District’ Court of
Polk
County
Nebraska
Mary —R
Blackburn
Tange
Polk County
John ‘Donovan
Polk” “County
Polk ‘County
Pete P. Boro
Mills, Beebe & Mills
S. Julius G. Wachter
Wachter
Theodor Anderson
Tegal Township
P. M
District Court
Pell
Andrew ‘Anderson
Albert J. Anderson
Albert, J. Anderson
Vsmrs
Mary R. Blackburn
Julius A. Reed
Nebraskay
Notice to Creditors in Wallace H. Martin Estate
Creditors of the estate of Wallace H. Martin must file claims by August 5 1920 and debts by May 7 1921. The county judge will hear claims at the Polk County Court Room on May 7 1920 June 7 1920 and August 7 1920 at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Wallace H. Martin
Ora
FF. H. Ball
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Senate
Board of Pardons
Mills
Beebe
Caitle
Hahn
Bryan
Little & Little Ranch
Havens
BUICK
Osceola
EU Ee
Rystrom
Stromsburg
Missouri
Philippines
San Juan Hill
Europe
America
Pershing
Bey
United. States
Ortey
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!