Smoked Out Democrats Admit Overcharging City
A village row erupts as the Democrat party admits to an overcharged bond notice. The Record exposes a padded bill of 22.50 instead of 1.50 and accuses the Democrat of hiding the error behind a legal dodge. The editor, Mills, and officials face public scrutiny as the dispute centers on publication proofs and proper notice rates.
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Judge Ball Tightens Control Over Legal Notices
Judge Ball asserts judicial authority to restrict publication of legal notices, tightening the process so notices stay within favored papers. The move challenges the long standing practice of placing notices in papers chosen by parties and is framed as fairness and common sense, though critics call it partisan.
Judge Ball attacked for denying probate notice and bias
A local record attacks Judge Ball over denying publication of a probate notice for Henry Hennings estate and accuses him of partisanship and favoritism toward fusion newspapers, while criticizing county commissioners and bridge funds and urging vigilance against alleged graft.
Bridge lobby shapes Nebraska bills to aid county builders
A Nebraska legislature debate on county bridges stirs a lobby effort from Lincoln to influence bills. County commissioners and supporters push for favorable passages while critics warn of overreach. Two Platte county supervisors face salary questions amid broader concerns about courthouse dealings.
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Local Fusion Sheet Notes Tax Deficits in York County
The sheet laments a deficit in York County after tax cuts last year and notes another county deficit after a 40 percent tax increase. The commentary highlights recurring misstatements and political vagueness in the local sheet’s coverage.
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January bill for county commissioners' official services
The county commissioners billed for official services during January amounting to 96 dollars and 70 cents.
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