Bryan budget analyzed shows tax saving promises at stake
The Bryan budget presented to the legislature last Thursday is examined for its tax relief claims. It notes farming and school funding bear the burden, disputes Democratic critiques, and questions the impact of the six million cut and a $10,000 governor mansion upkeep request. It also points to no salary unit in Bryan's plan.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Neville
McKelvie
Bryanward
Bry
McKelgie
Public interest splits over Arbuckle verdicts and tax debates
Readers weigh whether Fatty Arbuckle should be judged by the public and the industry after Virginia Rappe death. The piece argues a civic verdict will steer movie producers while noting tax hikes and county budgets under Democratic control remain high. it questions the state’s fiscal choices and police salary raises.
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Roscoe
Fatty Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Reader
Virginia Reppe
Will Hays
Ar ‘Duchie
Virginia Rappe
Vtice
Polk County Budget Sparks Debate Over County Board Spending
Polk County commissioners estimate total budget at 133000 dollars, up from 118000 last year. The increase includes 10000 for a bridge fund and 5000 for the general road fund, with potential further trimming when the levy is finalized next summer.
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Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Bryan
Lincoln
Special Bridge
General Road
Silver Creek
Lyd ia Swanson Rites Held Interment In Stroms burg Cemetery
Miss Lydia Swanson daughter of Charles Swanson died at 34 years 10 months and ? She was raised by Mr and Mrs J P Hedman after her parents died. She married August Johnson on November 8 1905 and had three sons Roy A Morris and Wallace. Survived by husband three sons and many relatives and friends. Interment followed at Stroms burg cemetery.
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Stromsburg
Lydia Swanson
Chas. Swanson
J.P. Hedman
August
Johnson
Roy A
Morris
Wallace Johnson
John Son
Neville
Omaha
Henry Hubbert
Columbus
Daisy Muirhead
Seward
George Olson
Albert Johnson
Excelsior Springs
Woman's Club
Thompson Hotel
L. Vance Sherp
Ernest Flodman
Polk
John A. Johnston
Lincoln
Louie I. Johnatom
Howard Johnton
Epent
Bunday
O. J. Johnson
George Johnson
Fmil Anderson
Ford Touring
Ord Olson
C.H. Powell
Waverly
Charles Clark
San Diego
Elin Swanberg
First National
Sliss Ruth Larson
Andrew M. Monson
John R. Gray
Osceols
Social Union
WM. E. Church
Raymond Peterson
Scribner
Elmer Purcell
al Hartman
W. J. Rickel
Jacobson Brothers
W. D. Jacobson
Moorcroft
Wyo
Wilford
Dave
York
M. KE
Babing
Osceola
M. E
Chauncey Anderson
Wendell Swanson
Death of Thomas E Glass Pioneer Soldier in Polk County
Thomas E Glass, a well known old soldier, teacher, and Polk County settler, died suddenly at his Lincoln home from heart disease. Born in Kentucky on August 18 1847, he served in Company E 123 Indiana Volunteers during the Civil War and later moved to Nebraska. He married Sarah Jane Addison on August 24 1875. she died in 1910. Their daughter Jessie Glass, librarian at Lincoln High School, survives. Large crowd attended his burial at Blue Ridge Cemetery.
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Thomas KE. Glass
Polk County
Lincoln
Blue Ridge
Mr. Glass
Kentucky
Lexington
LN. C
Nebraska
Sarah Jane Addison
Rush County
Indiana
Jessie Glass
Lincoln High School
Glass
Hauling Service Offered by Charles Howland
Announcer says he owns a large capacity truck for long or short hauls and invites contact at phone number 337 W for hauling work.
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W. Chas. Howland
Beatrice Minerva Annie Laurie Offer Love Sickness Advice
A reflective piece sketches Beatrice Minerva and Annie Laurie as guides who soothe love sick hearts. It contrasts their comforting counsel with doctors, praising their practical, patient tips to ease heartache and personal crises linked to love.
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Perhaé
Jacks
Janes
Dee
Annie Laurie
Hické
Beatrice
Minerva
Seminester Examinations Begin As Classes Normalize
Readable items indicate first semester exams now underway with courses in music methods social science business and Bible study open to all. Citizenship training expands across grades while a high school concert and local social events reflect school life changes and pupil recoveries from illness.
Correspondence continues from TM page about Philip Hedfa
The text notes Hedfa associated with auto sales in Portland and mentions a home, a pride or esteem, and a time as book keeper at Farm Ore State Bank. The fragment hints at regional ties and a personal history connected to Portland and banking.
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Philip Hedfa
A. Cy Auto
Portland
Farm Ore State Bank
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