Nebraska and Kansas Capitol Bids and Bills Report
State Capitol notes Kansas Governor Paulen signed life terms for third felony offenders. Nebraska Senate and House clash over bills on roads, taxes, judges, and public notices. A mix of advocacy for jury rights for Nebraska women, landowner hunting, and a plan to combine state land and auditor offices appears, with sessions dragging toward May.
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Paulen
Kansas
Oklahoma
A. N. Mathers
Gering
House
Edgar Howard
Rodman
Nebraska
Senate
House Fish and Game Committee
Platte River
State Land Commissioner
Dan Swanson
Department of Public Words
United States
Congress
Washington
Prince
Fifteenth Street
Capitol
Purcell
Osterman
Omaha Grain Exchange
Johnson
Potter
Griswold
Gordon
State University
Bil
Suate
New York
Parents urged to teach thrift through savings banks
Advice to parents to impress upon children the value of thrift by regularly depositing savings into a home savings bank.
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Little Home Savings Bank
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State Capitol
Nebraska Selons
Ole Buck
Mexico
The
Smithsonian Institution
Gehrig-Wright
Funeral Home
West Third Street
Sidney
S. H. Snyder
Sidney Steam Laundry
Liberty State Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
Wee
Western Nebraska Oil Company, Inc
Lodgepole, Dalton
Gurley, Potter, Kimball
Bushnell