July Meetings of the Cass County Commissioners
The Cass County Board of Commissioners reports five weeks of activity July 1935 including June 17 emergency transfers and July sessions. They approved security withdrawals, highway levy actions, Mother's Pension adjustments, and various financial disbursements across county funds and roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
County “Board of Equalization
American Exchange Bank
Elmwood
Bank of Eagle
Lucille Gaines
O. E. McDonald
Manley
Louis Buechler
Cedar Creek
Loyd Holman
J. H. Fidler
Chas. V. Barrows
Mothers’ Pension Fund
Ruth E. Taylor
Edna A. Jones
Cleo Capper
Nellie Estelie
Marcia Hise
Violet van Winkle
Elizabeth Wright
Same
Clive Johnson
Edna Smith
Vera Lancaster
Goldie Potoma
Janet I. Simmons
Lorcan Rathbun
Elsie
Gretchen Simmons
Eva Whiting
Thelma Nichols
Lena Berhie
Zola E. Gilbert
Elmwood Air Plane Crash Injures Pilot in First Takeoff
A flight in Elmwood ended in a crash during initial takeoff when Virgil Wood piloted a plane that struck plowed ground and fences, landing in a creek. Wood escaped with minor injuries. Dr Liston treated him. The plane was severely damaged and the group plans to rebuild for another attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Wood
George W. Blessing, Jr
Russell Miller
Virgil
Bill Bolt
Elmwood
Echo
Fremont Conductor James Christie Dies of Injuries
James Christie 65 of Fremont died in a hospital from injuries after being pinned between a string of railroad cars and an engine near the Blair bridge. Christie, a veteran North Western conductor, suffered the loss of his right leg at the knee while switching cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair, Neb
James Christie
Fremont
North Western
Blair Bridge
Christie
Apricot Raisers in Nebraska Report Strong 1935 Year
Eastern Nebraska apricot growers say the 1935 season has been as favorable as any. They note good demand for apricots and favorable growing conditions across the region.
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Nebraska
Pawnee Farmer Convicted of Break In at Humoldt Farm
Evan Sedlak a Pawnee county farmer was found guilty by a district court jury of breaking and entering the John Schuetz wheat granary near Humoldt. Sedlak was absent during the theft but accused of planning the crime and furnishing an automobile. His sentence was deferred. Also, 17 year old Fred Kimes of Table Rock pleaded guilty to similar charges and was sent to the Kearney reform school.
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King Clark
J. H. Hall
H. Sylvester
Ira. Clark
Charles Land
Ira Pratt
Cr. A. Rawls
F. G. Fricke & Co
Mdse
Fetzer Shoe Co
J. C. Brittain
Soene
Lillian G. White
John E. Turner
Ruth Patton
Same
Henry
Julius A. Pitz
Alfred E. Edgerton
Albert Willis
John Kopp
Josephine Janda
Don C. Brown
Court House Sattler Funeral Home
Omaha
Peltz and Collens
Cass County
Mary Hawrick
Cc. A. Rawls
Harry Nielsen
Elizabeth Buttery
John M. Meisinger
Shearer
Edith Solomon
Sheaffer
Madge Garnett
Wim. Puls
E. B. Chapman
Michael Hild
W. G. Kieck
Anne Zitka
Minnie Hild
Co. E. Sedgway
Geo. R. Sayles
Dr. J. W. Brendel
W. H. Puls
Glen Puls
Duxbury & Davis
Ralph Meson
Rodman
Jack Hart
M. D
B. Chapman
Pital Expense
Lapham
Remington Rand, Inc
Omaha Printing Co
Lincoln School Supply Co
K-B Printing Co
Reg
Deeds and Co
Meier Drug Co
Court House
Wm. Sheehan, Sr
Henry H. Ragoss
Mt. Pleasant
Louisville
DeForest Brown
Delia Strandboge
Georgia White
Helen W. Warner
Trict
T. E. Olson
G. BE. Sayles
Fred H. Gorder
Nicholas Senn
E. Ledgway
Disfees
Poynter
Shaefer
Warren F. Taylor
John Leddy
Lottie Rosencrans
Falls City
Nebraska Sets Minimum Rail Wages For Federal Highway Work
State Highway Engineer Tilley established county graded wage rates for all federal and highway construction in Nebraska this year. Rates range from 30 to 50 cents for unskilled workers up to 40 to 60 cents for skilled labor, depending on county population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bennett
H. A. Funke
Farmers Co-Op
Oil Co
Trunkenbolt Oil Co
Chas. L. Ayres
F. G. Hull
M. R. Beck
BU Nggl
Nee Ae
Lincoln Road Equip. Co
Miller-Hasselbalch Co
Giles Gil Co
I. Eaton Metal
Farmers Union Co-Op
Oil Association
William J. Newham
Dragging Roads
White & Bucknell
Standard Oil Co
iAnchor Oil Corp
Archer Petroleum Core Oil
IC. H. Gibson
Brothwell
Andrew W. Henke
Ralph Murphy
Ruben P. Meisinger
A. A. Wallinger
Elmer Rosenow
Same
Mullen & Sons
Rihn & Greene
Bert H. Lytle
D. Ray Frans
Mdsc
Louie Altzgayer, Jr
Wm. Knutson
MeMgto
Osan Sao
Morris Grocery
Sheldon's Store
Amick
Anchor Oil Corp
Floyd Fulton
Keckler Oil Co
Oghritwinser
Paxton & Vierling
C. F. Reichart
Éalls
Harry Schaefer
Trunkenbolz Oil Co
Sheldon's
Newness
Dorothy Newsham
Stradley Children
Pac. R. R. Co
F. Joseph Knecht
Jay H. Austin
John Gruber
John R. Chriswisser
Thurman Nixon
Fred Rueter
John Sweeney
W. L. Seybolt
Mathew
Ossenkop
Lincoln Road Equipment Co
John Iverson
Murray
Mdse
Nat'l Refining Co
Pac. & Gulf Oil Co
S. S. Petersen
Peters Oil Co
Tilley
Nebraska
Railroad men retire in McCook Nebraska event
McCook mayor M Lawritson the Burlington Railroad chief clerk retires after thirty five years service at age seventy. He has served six terms as mayor. Harvey H Miller and Joe Hegenberger both Burlington conductors from McCook also retire in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCook
Neb
M. Lawritson
MccCook
Burlington Railroad
Lawritson
Harvey H. Miller
Joe Hegenberger
Burlington
Injured Diver Dead at Duncan Lake
Columbus resident Andrew Mostek, 22, died from injuries after diving into Sokol'n lake near Duncan on Sunday. He is survived by his parents four brothers and a sister. Funeral services were held at St Stanislaus church in Duncan on Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Neb
Andrew Mostek
Sokol’n Lake
Duncan
St. Stanislaus Church
Plan to reorganize WM. P. Washington railroad plan proposed
A proposed reorganiz ation plan for the M. P. railway system would give Alleghany corporation 36 percent of the stock and was submitted to the Interstate Commerce Commission by Van Sweringen controlled interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M. P
van Sweringen-controlled
Alleghany Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cleveland Strike Ends Settlement Reached
Edward F. McCrady assistant secretary of labor announced the Industrial Rayon corporation strike ended. The walkout began May 20 and involved 1,200 employees across the plant in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Edward F. McCrady
Industrial Rayon Corporation
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Plattsmouth State Bank
County Bridge Fund
County Poor Relief Fund
County General Fund
Miss White
Lem Austin
Walter Woods
Ethel Shropshire
Rebecca Logan
Free
A. H. Duxbury
C. E. Sedgway
Register of Deeds
Geo. R. Seyles
Maggie Holcomb
Hazel Jamison
Rose Wood
Florence J. Brittain
Ida N. Conner
Vernetta M. Hobson
General Fund
BE. J. Richey
Lillie Aldinger
Marshall
Apple
Alpha C. Peterson
Mrasek & Son
Forrest Barkhurst
Rentland M. L. Reg
Bestor & Swatek Co
Jim Wynn
Sayles
Dr. O. Sandin
Colt
Weyrich & Hadraba
H. L. Kruger
Benson W. A. Armstrong
Milburn & Scott Co
Pease
John Brinton
H. M. Soennichsen
N. D. Talcott
Med Ser
U. S. Fingerprint Prod Co
Leigh A. Baier
C. A. Rawls
June Court House
Warga Hardware
Lincoln Tel
Stockhetzkie
L. Horton
Om- Carl's Market
L. S. Pucelik
Med
County Farm
D. Fitch, Jr
Horton Funeral Home
Joe Hines
Iowa
Ns. Co
Gerald Blunt
Jacobson
Joe Opes
Elmwood Leader-Echo
Louisville Courier
Klopp Printing Co
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Jack Shadwick
Wim
Schmidtmann
E. A. Wurt
E. Ledeway
Western Chemical Co
Scrub Court House
E. A. Wurl
Hart's Market
A. G. Bach
Tutt & Brubacher
Lorenz Bros
Martin
Ieh Ae
Allen's Cash
Frank M. Rice
H.gibson
H. Martin
W. T. Richardson
L. B. Egenberger
Hinky-Dinky Store
John L. Tidball
Clyde Thomas
H. M. Soenrichsen
Courty Farm
E. J. Richey
Co. E. Welshimer
Adams Drug Store
Blake's Pharmacy
Leonard Lutz
Louis Schmidt
Martin Wilson
Harold Thomassen
Wm. Kitzel
George H. Dennis
H. W. Christensen
Sraderman
Geo. E. Nickles
Mete Hee En
Binger Lumber & Coal Co
FUL Ino
Witter
Ig Coe
Dens. Oil Lab. Co
TSS
Herman Wohlfarth
N. L. Grubbs
Roy Comstock
Drag Fund
Dens-Oil Lubr. Co
Deep Rock Oil Co
Hong
C. H. Finley
E. L. Nelson
Karnes
Earl Bennett
Knud Jensen
Bothwell Grocery
Rio
John Wood
RiseNewGales
V. Trumble
Gribble’s
Mershall
Penterman Market
C. H. Gibson
Murdock Mercantile Co
John Peterson
Otto S. Eickhoff
W. C. Blattler
Wood
Oscar Ekoffman
Joseph Knecht
WDOS
Jake Reichart
ONO
Theo. Harms
Poor
Cae
Bridge Fund
Paxton & Vierling Iron ‘Wks
M. L. Evans
W. E. Hathaway
Joe Dare
Asa
Concrete Engineering Co
Lyman-Richey Sand & Gravel Co
Paxton & Vierling Iron Wks
L Evans
Platts
C. W. Stoehr
Fred Bauers
Nelson Berger
Terial - Aoa
J. H. Miller
W. J. Partridge
J. A. Scotten
M. H. Lum
Lumber and Co
Searle & Chapin Lumber Co
W. Banning
G. A. Pope Oil Co
J. BD. Adams Co
A. F. Sturm
Crane
Curyea & Murtey
Ee Eee
Commissioner's Fund First District
W. S. Smith
Ofe Oil Co
Frank Read
Fred W. Tritsch
John E. Frady
Commissioner's Fund
Fritz Tigner
W. O. Martin
Alemite Co
Miller-Hasselbatch Co
Commissioner’s Fund
James C. Lytle
Earl Elliott
Anton Auerswald
Gutte Strandboge
Atl. Pac
Gulf of] Co
Teleg. Co
Smash Up
Pawnee
WM. P
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