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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1921
Page
12
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The house approved a bill allowing the lieutenant governor to draw the governor's salary when acting as governor. Two union labor opposed bills cleared by the sisters limit picketing and set up an industrial court. The senate passed the bill on county judge salaries with amendments requiring a house conference. The senate leans toward further action.
Senator Hitchcock and A. J. Weaver are listed as speakers for the legislative banquet on April 4. The session may adjourn next week as the house approves the Epperson bill reducing judicial districts and the bread bill setting standard loaf weights. The house also backs a public welfare bureau for criminal identification and fingerprint records.
The State Journal Co. bill for revised statutes failed in the house while hopes rise for senate reversal. The house approved selling small school land tracts but rejected expanding to 160 or 610 acres. Other items include proposals to curb university fees, trim speech length for votes, and county poultry aid. Senate speech bills and a controversial censorship bill face mixed fate. Both houses adjourned until Monday with plans to stay through finish.
Two members discussed a fifth encounter and no match has occurred yet. An enthusiastic supporter urged the house to appropriate funds to buy gloves for contestants. The sitting committee may report three newspaper bills with uncertain tax roll passage. In the house strong support is possible if reported, but the bill may face rough sailing in the senate.
A newspaper note reports doctors faced misfortune as a bill to tighten requirements for eyewear fitting emerges. A member states the objective is to restrict who may engage in the business, aiming to improve standards for eye care and protect patients.
The house reports bills cutting salaries for Lincoln sanitary district commissioner Bill Israel while university funding faces about a hundred thousand dollars less than in prior years. A blue sky measure restricting stock salesmen passes with minimal votes. Censorship bills polarize movie interests seeking a referendum if law passes. Lawmakers face a flood of petitions. writing strong letters may gain attention.
Real estate transfers appear for Sidney Nebraska including W Barker to Mrs Nelson in Clarkson's Add and multiple entries involving James, Johnson, Culver, Munsinger, and others. References to Brady's Add Ford totals and quit claim deed from Doran to Reynolds noted. ad claims Telegraph reaches county residents.
Grand Prairie residents Earl Holmes Carl Lundgren and Orville Miller were Sunday visitors at W Is Meyers Fred Windsheimer and Flesner hauled hogs to Gurley Monday Frank Lundgren hauled oats to Sundl and FB A Johnson and family visited Henry Beebe Sunday afternoon The Pic Social in District 17 raised 28 60 with two contests won by Fern Miller and W E Meyers No school in District 17 Thursday and Friday due to teacher institute at Al Hance
Catherine Kurz of Sidney visits brother Frank and family while Charles Huffer of Monroe Nebraska returns to Sidney and stays at Ralph Potter home. Bert Walker of Lorenzo stops by as a caller.
The Cliff Club met at Mrs. Nels Olson on March 30 for a stories and games afternoon with prize winners Mrs. Frank Kurz and Mrs. Lloyd Yowell. Olson and Son’s marketed cattle in Denver last week with baby beef heifers leading the market. Ralph Potter and the Olson family attended Tracy sale. Jim Sparks and family visited Frank Kurze’s. George Glidewell returned from Missouri to be with his aged mother. Kiddies Week offers special prices on millinery.
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