State Capitol Bills Sweep Through House On Final Day
The house debated 495 bills many tied to governance and finance. Proposals include a state funded veterans compensation plan a political advertising disclosure rule a nine member university board and broad reorganizations of state departments. A non-salaried six member highway commission and a state owned bank bill also moved forward. The session reported 868 total bills with shifting party lines and talks of tougher penalties for DUI and banking reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Savings Bank
Bureau of Daily Control
State University, Normal Schools
Schools For
Deaf and Blind
Trade and Commerce
Public Welfare Department
Health Department
Boeks
Nebraska
Capitol Building
Senate
Bowring
Cooper
Highway Department
Days Gone By: February 14 1907 Polk County Notes
Twenty four years ago report notes a Monday birth to Mr and Mrs A Weberg and a two headed calf exhibited by William McGimpsey on route 4. Judge Campbell halts part of his chicken business and sells ground north of town. I Fillman sells northeast property to C V Fernandez for 3200 dollars. News reaches of R F Babcock death in Anderson Indiana. A Feb 11 newborn son arrives to Mr and Mrs William Everett. A necktie social is planned at the Lutheran Church Feb 22. Albert Ryan’s new seven room house with kitchen is under carpenters work near the Presbyterian church. W O Cox in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Weberg
Kimmell Street
Wiliam McGimpsey
Route 4
Polk County
Judge Campbell
Campbell
J.I. Fillman
C. V. Fernandez
Chappell Nebr
Fillman
Anderson
Indiana
R. F. Babcock
Walter Carnine
William Everett
Lutheran Church
Albert Ryan
Presbyterian Church
W. O. Cox
Methodist Church Sunday Services and Activities
Regular worship and Sunday school times are listed with sermons and music by the Junior Choir. The Epworth Leagues meet in the evening, and the Ladies Air Society plus Junior Leaguers socials are noted. A district missionary meeting in Hastings is reported as attended by the pastor, wife, and two members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Ladies Air Society
George Matheson
Abraham Lincoln
W. H. Clark
Donald Anderson
Walter Berck
Hastings
Adlerika Gas Relief Promises Quick Stomach Cure
Mrs. M. Owen reports a nighttime attack of stomach gas cured in ten minutes by Adlerika, claimed to cleanse both stomach and bowels. The ad highlights Adlerika as superior to other medicines by addressing hidden waste and gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
M. Owen Adlerika
Adlrika
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Card of Thanks for Silas Miller supporters
The Miller family and heirs express deep appreciation to friends and organizations including the American Legion, American Legion Auxiliary, and Womens Relief Corps, and to the singers who helped during and after the illness of their father Silas Miller. B. S. Miller, Mrs. O. M. Blevins, and the family extend thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Womens Relief Corps
Silas Miller
Miller
B. S. Miller
O. M. Blevins
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Carl Sonderegger
Richared
Concord Grape Vines
Karl Weller
Brinkly
Arkansas
Sondbregger
Beatrice, Nebraska
Vitamilk
W. E. Pierson Flour & Feed CO
Osceola
Walter J. Wepprs
State Capitol News
Ole Buck
Cone
Senatos
House
Wherry
Gvernor
Civil Service Commission
University
Wellensick
Bryan
Fair Trade Commission
Rodman and
VanKirk
Department of Trade and Commerce
State Normal
Board of Regents
Lincoln Banks
State Bankers’ Association
H. Collier
R.L. Schroeder
Karrer
White Way
Shelby
McCormick
Peoria
Emerson
Jayhawk
Johnson
Dain
Massa Harris
van Brunt
Columbia Press
Monmouth
John Deere
Merrick Bros
C. A. Frasier
Clk
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
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