State Capitol News Highlights Budget Cuts and Reforms
Governor Bryan proposes a 39.4 million dollar budget with major cuts and reorganizations across state agencies. Key changes include abolishing the welfare department, consolidating law enforcement powers, renaming departments, and reducing university funding. The plan also eliminates blue sky and library commissions, shifts child welfare under the state superintendent, and limits new state building projects.
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Bryan
A Weaver
Agriculture Department
Department of Inspection
Public Works Department
Roads and Irrigation Department
Labor Department
Labor Commission
Railway Commission
Ife
Blue Sky Department
Legislative
State Department of
Quotations and quips from a Nebraska City column
A collection of witty lines on marriage education taxation and politics. The humor touches on marriage gender roles and social norms with sharp one liners attributed to a local Nebraska City speaker and others. The tone reflects a period newspaper humor column.
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Nebraska City
Fred Howard
Methodist Church Announces Upcoming Sermon on Religious Development
Regular worship schedule listed for Sunday with services at 10 a.m. 11 a.m. 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. The sermon next Sunday will address why religions differ and which is right. Attendance records were set at Sunday School and a district missionary meeting is planned for Hastings next Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Fairview and
Valley Church
E. B. Maxcy
Unday
Valley
The
Missionary Society
Fischer
Carl Wieseman
Ladies Aid Society
Thee Hall
Fremont
Benson Baker
New York
Max Gentry
China
Mandel
Calcutta
George P. Howard
South America
Lawrence Meacham
Omaha
Epworth
Hastings
Osceola Club selects delegates for Lincoln meeting
At the Osceola Commercial Club gathering Friday night J P Heald W O Johnson and R G Douglas were named as delegates to the state Commercial Clubs meeting in Lincoln on February 20 and 22. The issue details winter weather and local events including a wedding notice and a birthday celebration.
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Osceola Commercial Club
Commercial Clubs
Lincoln
J. P. Heald
W. O. Johnson
R. G. Douglas
Olive Curtis
Ralph Dearborn
C. A. Curtis
Lawson Shaw
Dr. Shaw
A. A. Gray
Shaw
P. E. LeHoltz
Omaha
Leholtz
Grandpa DeLand
Fridenstine
Mr. Deland
Grandpa
White House with Green Roof and Bright Shutter Accents
A white house set amid surrounding foliage presents an exquisite image of habitation. The text notes the importance of permanence to avoid yellowing or graying and recommends a green roof with shutters in a brighter shade of the same color to complete the look.
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Porter
Fresh B batteries advertised by Larson Radio Co
An advertisement notes that fresh B batteries are always available at Larson Radio Co, highlighting their stock and emphasis on reliability for customers seeking dependable power sources.
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Larson Radio CO
The Humorous Bits of Greenwood Splinters
A collage of quips and vignettes in Greenwood Splinters volume two includes marriage nudges, weather cure-alls, jokes about roofs and pests, snippets about unemployment acts, a hint of advertising for Mule-Hide roofs, and stray reflections on life, work, and home improvement.
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Drs
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Polk County
Walter J. Herbes
Nebraska
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Ole Buck
House
Metcalfe
van Kirk
Ohio
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Board of Control
H. R
Curry
Congress
Anderson
Daddow
Johnson
Senate
Whited
Dort
Insurance Committee
C. M. Skiles
Ihe Department
Bank Nation
Bulow
South Dakota
Semator-elect
Will Rogers
Dr. Cadman
Billy Sunday
Cecil Mathews
Blue Hill
State Labor Department
Peece
C. A. Randall
State Railway Commission
Byran
Nielsen Chevrolet Co
Osceola, Nebraska
Methodist Church
H. Collier
Detroit News
University Museum At
Frontier County
Roy. Chapman. Andrews
Gobi Desert
Mongolia
Amebelodon Tricki
Greenwood
Mike
Mollie
Wei
Tennyson
Greenwood, Lumber & Coal
Sceola
Humphrey
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