Court Corrections List Of Speed And DUI Penalties
In a court correction the Delmer Ahrens case was reduced from drunk driving to reckless driving. Multiple defendants from Nebraska and nearby states received fines and costs for speeding, minor in possession, improper muffler, and careless driving with various speeds noted from 65 to 80 mph and fines ranging from 5 to 41 dollars plus costs. Some cases include jail or additional days for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmer Ahrens
Glenn J. Rachan
Schuyler
Daniel Beatty
Columbus
Larry Prell
Osceola
Frank J. Verse
Omaha
Donald F. Wolfe Stromsburg
Mary Anne Anderson
Red Oak
Patrick W. Furlong
Vernon D. Miller
York
Jerry P. Reisener
Aurora
Colono
Mary A. Newman
St. Joseph
Charles Willson
Whyzana
Minn
Ronald K. Harano
N. Platte
Rea Kenneth Clifford
Lamond
Okla
Charles E. Hastings
Ecorse
Mich
Polk County 4-H Winners Lead District Speaking Bid
Penny Swansen of Stromsburg won the girls senior division in the Polk County 4-H Timely Topics contest held at Osceola city hall on April 15 and will represent the county at the district event in Fremont on May 1. Senior participants included Judy Schott, Darlene Hinkle, and Claudia Carter. juniors were Janet Van Winkle and Alda Tooker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary B. Garey
Osceola City Hall
Penny Swansen
Stromsburg
Polk County
Fremont
Penny
Judy Schott
Darlene Hinkle
Claudia Carter
Janet van Winkle
Alda Tooker
Osceola Methodist Church
Extension Agronomist
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Polk Progress weekly county paper notice and details
The Polk Progress published in Polk County Nebraska appears as a weekly newspaper with production by Dick and Kathy Howe. It notes subscription rates of 4 dollars per year in Nebraska and 5 dollars elsewhere, with 10 cents for a single copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Alexander
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Clarke-McNary
County Extension
SCS
Kathy Howe
Post Office
Polk
Nebraska first legislature lays civil government framework
Nebraska adopts Iowa civil and criminal codes and sets up boundaries courts and a public school system. The early acts also ban intoxicating beverages though enforcement was weak during its two years, leaving a basic territorial government structure in place.
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Capitol
Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska State Historical Society
New York Times
Missouri Republican
Colt
James C Olson
Joseph Sharn
Glenwood
Iowa
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