Rural editors adopt check system for newspaper circulation
Nebraska plan to audit circulation features a certified accountant visiting publishers to verify data. Eighty seven papers already participate with costs around 25 dollars. agencies use reports to set space allowances. Expansion opportunities include neighboring states and several Midwest regions.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Ole Buck
State Newspaper Association
West Coast
Newspaper Association
Buck
South Dakota
North Dakota
Colorado
Michigan
Washington
Missouri
East Nebraska Firms Report Good Business Outlook
East Nebraska is listed in the Good Business area by two national statistician groups. A strong wheat and corn crop and robust livestock market underpin the forecast in Nation’s Business for September and La Salle Extension University’s map. eastern Nebraska, plus parts of Iowa and southeastern South Dakota, are highlighted as favorable areas.
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East Nebraska
Omaha
Nebraska
National Chamber of Commerce
la Salle Extension University
Chicago
Iowa
South Dakota
la Salle Bulletin
Fishing Pond Planned Between Louisville and Platte River
The state game and park board approved purchase of a 90 acre tract between Louisville and the Platte River for public fishing. Located on eight sandpit lakes totaling 65 acres, the site will be bought for about 4500 dollars at 50 dollars per acre from Lyman- Richey Sand Co of Omaha. The ponds, formed by sand and gravel removal, vary in depth from three or four feet to thirty feet and will be stocked from state hatcheries with a caretaker in summer. Trees will be planted and shores grassed to improve recreation similar to a nearby Fremont lake complex.
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Louisville
Lincoln
Platte River
State Game and Park Board
Capitol
Lyman- Richey Sand Co
Omaha
Fremont
Missouri River bridge at Plattsmouth moves forward
construction of a new vehicular bridge across the Missouri River at Plattsmouth is progressing rapidly. A new road from the bridge on the Nebraska side will be built and a new Iowa approach is nearing completion. Both approaches should be finished when bridge work concludes.
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Missouri Bridge
Plattsmouth
Missouri River
Nebraska
Iowa
Dedication of Old Trail Marker at Deepwell Well Site
In a ceremony with officers of patriotic organizations the Nebraska Historical Society and many Hamilton County residents dedicated the first marker of the old Nebraska City Fort Kearney cut off trail. The stone replica marks the Deepwell ranch well, a renowned relay station from about six decades ago, with a stone curb and cement bucket.
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Aurora
Nebraska Historical Society
Hamilton
Nebraska City
Fort Kearney
Historical Society
Deepwell Ranch
Funeral and Burial Notice for George Washington Found in 1800 Gazette
Mrs. D. C. Simmons of Salem owns a copy of the Ulster County Gazette dated January 4, 1800. The paper contains an account of funeral services and burial for George Washington. The ancient issue has been in the Simmons family for years, recently rediscovered by Gilbert Simmons from a musty book. The account is datelined Georgetown.
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Salem Salem
D. C. Simmons
Salem
Ulster County
New York
George Washington
United States
State focuses on August gasoline tax tally tops record
Final August receipts from July state shipments amount to 843055 dollars, the highest monthly total on record.
West Point Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs Frank Steuter of West Point celebrated their golden wedding recently after 45 years of residence near West Point. Ten children and 26 grandchildren joined the celebration.
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Frank Steuter
West Point
Steuter
Kearney Water Use Records Surged Last Month
Kearney residents consumed 57.5 million gallons of water in the last month setting a new record. The increase over July exceeded 3 million gallons as officials cut water rates by half to promote lawn and garden watering.
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Kearney
The Promise of God's Blessing in Malachi
Lesson overview surveys Malachi with focus on priestly sins and social wrongs. It traces God’s love, severe indictments against priests and people, mixed marriages, divorce, tithes, and blasphemy, leading to judgment at Christ’s second coming and a hoped-for righteous restoration.
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Israel
Malachi
Jacob
Esau
Edom
God
Christ
John the Baptist
Elijah
Lis
More Sorrow, More Joy by Spurgeon
A reflective, paradoxical quotation from Spurgeon on sorrow and joy. It links deeper affliction with greater joy, suggesting that greater trouble heightens pleasure, memory of grief enhances favor, and brilliance shines against darkness.
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Nebraska Business Good
R. K. Stevens
Page
O’neill
Union
Murray
There
Ams
John Lee Webster
George B. Prinz
Pauline Dusatko
O'Neill
Lyell C. Hunt
Robber’s Cave
George W. Kirk
Plainview
Auburn
William Kearnes
Rapid City
S. D
Maryville
John Kearnes
Clara Haupt
Fremont Salvation Army Corps
Goldie M. Carter
Sandpit Lake
Fremont Recenty
Ralph Mollen
Haupt
Miss Carter
Henry Bargmen
John Munderloh
Chris Hunke
Frank Lemm
Mr. Hunke
Henry Hein
Stromsburg
Atwater Construction Co
Grand Island
First National Bank of York
North Platte
Postal
National Air Mail
Milwaukee
Wis
Greeley County
OUR Comic
TRI Motor
Kee
Felix
Finney
Yi, Jerry
P B. Fitzwater
D.D
Dean Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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