Weekend Social Roundup in Clarks and Nearby Homes
Local families host and attend numerous dinners and visits tied to football games and family events. The list includes the Oberg, Nyffeler, Anderson, Conkling, Johnson, Reichstein, Sundberg, and Haverland households with guests from Palmer, Columbus, Sioux Falls, Lincoln, York, and Osceola, plus trips to Kearney and Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Haverland
Fred Case
Berkely
Calif
Walter Berck
Osceola
George Preece
Georgene
Margo
Lincoln
M. L. Haverland
Burnell von Sergren
Orchard
Orley Conkling
Howard Main
Glendale
Milton Johnson, Jr
Raymond Burke
Howard Sundberg
Edwin Konwinski
Gertsch Farm
Chapman
Clifford Reichstein
Julie
Newell
S. Dakota
Donita
Don
Scott
Mavis Peterson
Marilyn Nyffeler
Ray Wagner
Lester Widga
Lloyd Widga
Dennis
Rudolph Carlson
Kathie Johnson
Vernon Peterson
Steven
John Falk
Nebraska amendment proposal on county power to issue revenue bonds
The proposed constitutional amendment to Article XV would let counties cities or villages authorize property development for manufacturing and industrial firms and issue revenue bonds not general obligation bonds. Properties would be taxable while leased to private interests and could not be condemned by government. bonds secured by lease revenues and mortgaged property. government units could not operate such property as a business. Published notices begin October 11, 1994, over three weeks.
Ballot Measures Voted On November 8 1960
Legal notice outlines measures to be voted upon in November 1960. Ballot titles and texts present constitutional amendments proposed by the 1959 Legislature. The notice specifies the actions required for voters and the official submission details for the measures.
Proposed 1958 Amendment for continuity of government
Legislative propos al presented to authorize measures and procedures by law to ensure continuity of governmental operations in emergencies from enemy attack or threat, with voting options for For and Against.
Constitutional Amendment Proposed for Nebraska Emergency Powers
The text presents proposed constitutional amendments for Nebraska including Sec 29 enabling the Legislature to ensure continuity of government during emergencies from enemy attack, with powers to succession, convening sessions, temporary seats, and preservation of records. It also lists separate amendments on preferred stock voting and par value, and on livestock taxation methods, with brief statements of purpose.
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Nebraska
United States
Nebraska Holds Course On Interstate Highway Buildout
Acting State Engineer John Hossack says Nebraska chose a western to eastern four lane route to avoid delaying critical highway needs. He estimates 50 miles could be built if work focused between North Platte and the Wyoming border. He also urges gravel road dustless conversion within six years given funding stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol News
Lincoln
John Hossack
Nebraska
North Platte
Wyoming
Hossack
Nebraska Amendment on Corporate Voting and Stock Issuance
Legislative proposed constitutional amendments in Nebraska outline Article XII sections 5 and 6. Sec 5 covers stockholder voting rights in director elections with cumulation and proxy options, subject to charters limiting shares and one vote per member in cooperatives, plus potential nonvoting preferred stock. Sec 6 restricts stock or bond issuance to money, labor, or property applied to the corporation’s purpose, with no other consideration accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Nebraska Proposal on Taxation in Article VIII Section 1
A 1960 Nebraska constitutional proposal outlines state revenue as raised by taxation with uniform valuation for tangible property and franchises, allows alternative motor vehicle taxation, and allocates vehicle tax proceeds by county levy. It permits uniform value standards, non property taxes by law, and seasonal livestock taxation as a separate class.
Proposed Amendment No 4 on election contest rules
A proposed amendment would authorize the Legislature to prescribe by law the manner of contesting elections for the executive offices. The item outlines legislative control over procedures governing challenges to executive elections and sets the framework for potential changes in how disputes are handled.
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Executive Department
Proposed Amendment No 7 Constituting Legislative Salary Cap
Article V section 4 and section 15 amended to reform election procedures and county judiciary terms 1960 onwards. Proposes pay limit for each Legislature member set at not more than 200 dollars per month. TM For
Proposed Amendment to authorize bonded warehouses in transit
The proposal allows the Legislature to set up bonded and licensed warehouses for goods in transit within the state. It aims to store wares and merchandise destined for final outside destinations and exempts these goods from ad valorem taxes while housed in such facilities.
Nebraska Legislature proposes Section 2A to tax exempt transit storage
The Legislature proposes an amendment to Article VIII to add Section 2A authorizing bonded and licensed warehouses or storage areas for goods in transit destined outside the state. It would allow exemption from ad valorem taxes while such goods remain in these storage areas.
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Nebraska
Proposed Amendment on County Judges and Districts
A proposed constitutional amendment seeks election of more than one county judge and the creation of county judge judicial districts. The measure outlines changes to how county judicial seats are filled and distributed across districts. If adopted, it would modify the structure and selection of local courts.
Nebraska park system land aims for forty two thousand acres
Steen argues the state park system should total about 42 000 acres, while current land under protection is roughly 28 000 acres in Nebraska. The statement frames a gap in parkland expansion and conservation goals.
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Nebraska
Lyman A. Glenny
Capitol
Glenny
Midwest
William F Swanson
State Real Estate Commission
Atlantic Ocean
Swanson
Steen
Birthday visit honors Mrs Herman Jones in Long Beach
Wednesday afternoon last week several women from Long Beach visited Mrs. Herman Jones at her home to celebrate her birthday which occurred on Monday October 3. Lunch was served and Mrs. Jones received cards and gifts. Later Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Williams hosted Mr. and Mrs. L. Ler to dinner and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Farris
Long Beach
Calif
J. W. Toline
Rupert Carlson
DeVon
Einfred Peterson
Milton Anderson
Myron Jones
Herman Jones
Jones
Franklin Williams
L. Ler
Nonpartisan Legislature Terms and Pay Provisions
Article III section 7 outlines two year terms starting noon on the first Tuesday in January after general elections. It requires nonpartisan nominations and nonpartisan ballots. Members receive up to 200 dollars monthly and travel expenses for each session. No other pay or perquisites are provided to legislators or their staff beyond salary and per diem.
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Nebraska
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Seswnance
State Farm Steal Automooele ‘Lance Company
Petrus Nelson
Stromsburg
Paul R. Harris
Shelby
West Side
Homer Green
Robert Oberg
Bernard Samuelson
Palmer
Ed Oberg
Paul Nyffeler
Lawrence Nyffeler
Columbus
Stromsburg - Clarks
Raymond Nyffeler
Larry Colson
Jack Anderson
Jack
John
Henry Seymour
Morris Johnson
Linda
Richard Anderson
Ronald Miller
Arthur Miller
Clarks
Norris Anderson
Paul Anderson
Mary Lind
Snookie Brumbaugh
Mary
Snookie
Jeri
Paulette
South Dakota
Reichsteins
Myrtle Johnson
Shelly
Nancy
Scott Johnson
Dean Hanson
Lyle Renquist
York
Scott Conkling
Ray Nyffeler
Michael
Beth Ann Rystrom
John Seymour
Delwyn Rystrom
Ralph Simpson
Oliver
State of
Frank Marsh
Cozad
Grand Island
Dwight Burney
Amelia Wells
Burney
State Board of Control
Sophia Loren
Qtats Farm
State Farm
Witeal Aetomodle
Fast Claim Service
Pegiaa
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