New Deal Saloon Plan Aims To Regulate Liquor Trade
A letter from George Weber of Stuart Nebraska proposes an X Y Z plan to replace old saloons with state supervised cooperative associations. The model would centralize liquor retail, require monthly financial reports, and use radios for education while funding schools from profits.
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Atkinson Graphic
George Weber
Cass County
Stuart
Nebr
Weber
Hell
State Commission
Obituary of Weeping Water Mayor John T. Crozier
John T. Crozier, 55, longtime Weeping Water resident born in Webster County Nebraska, died Tuesday after four weeks of illness. He worked at S. F. Girardet, owned Crozier Brothers with his brother, then led Western Limestone Co. as superintendent. A community leader, he served on the school board, city council, and was mayor at the time of his death.
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John T. Crozier
Webster County
Nebraska
Weeping Waeter
Mr. Crozier
Weeping Water
S. F. Girardet
H. A. Crozier
Mr. Girardet
Crozier Brothers
Crozier
Board of Education
For Sale Six Young Horses Broke In Nebraska
Otto Schafer of Nehawka Nebraska offers six head of young horses that are already broke for sale.
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Otto Schafer
Greenwood notices and social events parcel
Greenwood residents visit friends in Ashland and Lincoln. Local gatherings include a Guild chicken supper, church activities, and a town caucus nominating candidates for town board and school board. Funeral attendance highlights local families and heritage.
Ditching Machine Moves to Begin Salt Creek Work
The plant ditching machine moved from Havelock to a site where work on Salt Creek should start soon. It is not fully set up yet but will handle large dirt volumes and begin cutting a clear channel once underway. Similar project in Lancaster County proved effective. Work may extend through Cass County to the Saunders County line and toward the Platte River outlet.
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Havelock
Salt Creek
Lancaster County
Cass County
Saunders County
Piatte River
Birth Notice for William H. Wilken
William Henry Wilken second son of Mr and Mrs William Wilken deceased was born on January.
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William H. Wilken
William Henry Wilken
William Wilken
Clifford Armstrong dies in North Platte after stroke
Funeral held at Christian church in Greenwood for Clifford Armstrong a longtime resident and former hardware dealer. Born in Greenwood he lived here most of his life before moving to Grand Island Hastings and North Platte. He suffered a stroke days before his death. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Family and friends mourn his loss.
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Murdock
Nebraska
Greenwood
Helena Bauers
Miss Bauers
Mr. Wilken
Lutheran Church
Robert
Fred
Elmwood
Henry
Mary Kuestemeyner
Hitchcock, Dak
Anna
Lucille Leesley
William Doud
Lincoln
Harry McDowell
Kansas City
Emery McDowell
Walter Olsen
Fremont
Arthur Meyers
McCook
Hugh Armstrong
Harry Armstrong
J. R. Snyder
R. G. Reed
Gordon
Walter Ferris
Eric Armstrong
C. W. Armstrong
Guild
Dora Leesley
Herman Bronkow
Mesdames
P. A. Sanborn
Ed Bronkow
W. A. White
Myra Howard
Clifford Armstrong
Christian Church
North Platte
W. A. Armstrong
Grand Island
Hastings
Ivan Armstrong
Greenwood Cemetery
Sickness and Death Prompt Family Journey East
Word came of Clifford Armstrong illness prompting his mother Mrs W A Armstrong and his brother Ivan Armstrong to depart for North Platte. After his death and body shipment to Greenwood, the family headed home, confronting a worsening storm that halted progress at Aurora.
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Clifford Armstrong
W. A. Armstrong
Ivan Armstrong
North Platte
Greenwood
Aurora
Car recovered after railroad trip following road block
After stalling twenty five times the car was left at Aurora and taken by train. Once roads cleared Goodhart Vant retrieved the vehicle and brought it home.
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Aurora
Goodhart Vant
Rebekah Lodge Elects Secretary After Meeting
Greenwood Rebekah lodge No 246 met on Thursday evening March 16 in recturer session. Mrs Vedah Hall resigned as secretary and Mrs Nannie Coleman was elected and installed. Visitors from Ashland attended. A social hour followed with games jig saw puzzles and refreshments.
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Rebekahs
Greenwood Rebekah Lodge No. 246
Vedah Hall
Nannie Coleman
Ashland
Hitler Seizes Dictatorial Power in Germany
Adolf Hitler obtained four year dictatorial powers through the enabling act as the Reichstag, packed with Nazis, approved his program. He asserted a program including monarchy restoration and anti communism while promising peace with other nations on equal terms. The act consolidates his control until 1937 and cements the fascist movement symbols seen abroad.
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Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Herr Hitler
Republic
State Journal
Legion Chief Renews Pledge to Roosevelt
Louis Johnson national commander of the American Legion told a Grand Island Nebraska Chamber of Commerce luncheon he has complete faith in President Roosevelt under new economy powers and reaffirmed utmost loyalty. He urged Legion posts and about one million members to uphold the pledge and serve under the new commander in chief during the national emergency.
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Grand Island
Neb
Louis Johnson
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Congress
Legion
Johnson
World-Herald
Cedar Creek Project Club Meets for Home Baking Lesson
Cedar Creek project club gathered Tuesday March 21 with perfect attendance. Mrs. August Kaffenberger and Mrs. Irvin Meisinger led a lesson on Home Baking of Breads. Next meeting is April 25 at Mrs. William Knutson’s home. luncheon afterward.
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Cedar Creek Project Club
Ralph Meisinger
Victor Stoehr
August Kaffenberger
Irvin Meisinger
William Knutson
Rudolph Meisinger
Best Citizen Award Given by Omaha Legion
The Omaha American Legion post selected an unnamed citizen of Omaha as the 1932 Best Citizen for unselfish service to the city and neighbors during adversity. The award includes a document recognizing the designation.
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Omaha
Omaha American Legion Post
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Vera
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Charles Card
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W. H. Leesler
Leesley
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King's Daughters
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P. E. Clymer
George Bucknell
Henry Wilkins
Rex Peters
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Hitler
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