Legislature Finishes Work on Gas Tax and Budget
Lincoln Nebraska April session ends after a slow march to adjournment amid routine measures and a forecast that gas tax exemptions for farm use, amended intangibles, and a large university appropriation will shape the year. Governors calls for arbitration and law changes mark the final days.
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Douglas County
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Bryan
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Carrick
Inter Department
Cooper
Local Notes From Lodgepole and Sidney Area
Lodgepole items report Leo Braird returning from Sidney after visiting his sister Mrs Lawrence Tobler. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Anton Oliverius Jr. Mrs George W Stephens is ill. Mrs Howard Hayden left for Greeley Colo after a week with her parents. Mr and Mrs Art Lenz plan to settle in Sundl. Cora Esther Ruth Kidney and Mrs Elmer Holtman hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Lon Miller. Delia Durkee remains ill at her daughter’s home. Soren Enevoldsen returns to Brule after caring for her mother. Lawrence Tobler and baby visited Simkins, then left for McCool Junction. John Folkert injured by a car crank incident. M A Wolfe hosted a Sunday dinner with Wolfe Farney and families. Frank Englert and Miss Marjorie Goble wed in Sidney and will live here. Mrs Englert moves in from Hanston Mo. Swanson left for Colorado Springs. Sidney male quartet entertained at M B church. G M Brox and C E Harper visited their daughter in Sidney. O M Waller spent a business day in Sidney. Wm Swenson and children visited Hilleter ranch. Fred Rathbun and Nina Weigers married at Julesburg March 18 and moved to Kimball. Charity Reed stayed with her mother in Julesburg. Millard Paviat and two children returned from Omaha.
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Leo Braird
Sidney
Lawrence Tobler
Anton Oliverius, Jr
George W. Stephens
South Divide
Howard Hayden
Greeley
Colo
B. J. Bates
Art Lenz
Sundl
Cora
Esther
Ruth Kidney
Elmer Holtman
Lon Miller
Miller
George Crose
Gilbert Holtman
M. A. Wolfe
Ray Wolfe
C. W. Farney
Frank Vorce
Wayne Farney
Frank Englert
Marjorie Goble
Frank
Englert
Hanston
Phelps Family and Neighbors Attend Sidney Events
The South Sund area reports social visits and travel among local families. D B Phelps spent Sunday with Louis Nein houser. Todd Gentry visited Sidney on Tuesday. J C Miles and H R Holmes traveled to Crook for alfalfa inquiries. Earl Kenney of Sedgwick visited Roy Miles. Frank Pokory was in Sidney on business. W J Braham of North Platte visited the Miles ranch. the Vogler family moved to the Sam James farm. Ed Killham welcomed a son on Sunday. E N Roth and R Osborn visited James Vacik. J C Miles hauled oats from Frank Skrolle. John Bahr called on J C Miles. Raymond Gentry visited Todd Gentry. sickness reported in the neighborhood. Mrs J C Miles spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs H R Holmes. Eldora Bahr spent Friday night at the Miles home. D B Phelps attended no sale south of the river on Wednesday.
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Todd Gentry
Sidney
J. C. Miles
H. R. Holmes
Crook
Earl Kenney
Sedgwick
Roy
Frank Pokory
W. J. Braham
North Platte
Miles Ranch
Joe Vogler
Sam James
Ed Killham
E. N. Roth
Ray Osborn
James Vacik
Eldora Bahr
Miles
D. B. Phelps
Funeral attendance and thefts mark quiet weekend in region
On Saturday families attended the funeral of Mrs. Parjat's mother Mrs. McClennathan. J. G McCormick F. J. Grant and Felix Grant of Chappell and their families visited the L. R. Barlow home Sunday. Charles Hein planted trees on his farm and near the Lewis Englert home. A Ford sedan owned by Vic Wise was stolen while he and his family were at church Sunday night. sheriffs McDaniel and Peterson apprehended the thieves at Ogallala.
Bylaws Adopted for Northwestern League at Chadron
Six teams Alliance Hemingford Chadron Crawford Edgmont and Hot Springs Nebraska form the Northwestern League with each town contributing 150 to join. A Chadron meeting elected Anderson president Helm vice president and North secretary as preparations begin for a May opening. Changes to Loup league rules allow two salaried players per team and grounds work starts at the fairgrounds.
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Northwestern Nebraska Baseball League
Alliance
Hemingford
Chadron
Crawford
Edgmont
Hot Springs
F. D. McCormick
Jack Shields
Bert Slattery
Jenkins
Box Butte County
Anderson
Percy Helm
Earl North
Northwestern
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