Nebraska News Notes In Brief
Recent happenings in Nebraska are recapped in brief items. Highlights include Red Cloud forming an ad club, Lincoln hosting the National Rotary in 1926, John McCormack set to sing in Omaha on April 13, and various local political and civic events across state towns.
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McMullen
T. W. Basa
Broken Bow
Bridgeport
Fairfield
The
Agricultural College
Lincoln
Harvard
Exeter
Stanton County Fair Association
Omaha
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Helen Lucille
Charlos Facon
Anselmo
Merrick County
W. L. Brantly
Roy McGuigan
Izetta Lewis McGuigan
M.rebh
Herman G. James
University of Texas
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Nebraska
Rose Weat
Coleridge
University of Nebraska Co E
Engineering
Kansas City
Nebraska Experiment Station
D. G. EB. Condra
State University
North Platte Valley
A. J. Giaque
Ork
C. F. Wolfkill
Union College
Gevent Day Adventist
College View
Emmanuel Missionary College
Berries Springs
Mich
Easter Egg Hunt Promises Fun for 1500 Children
Scottsbluff Star Herald reports Lions club hosts an Easter egg hunt with 1500 area children expected to participate. 10000 eggs will be hidden at 3 pm on Third Avenue and Twentieth Street with candy eggs and prize cards distributed by Harry Fliesbach. high school band and parking available. In case of rain the event may move to Saturday morning.
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Lions Club
Reach Coleman
Harry Fliesbach
Third Avenue
Twentieth Street
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
City prepares for paving and preps utility work
Scotts Bluff city officials move the paving project forward with bids for water mains on 15th Street and extensions at intersections to suit future growth. Storm sewer enlargements from 10 to 27 inch pipes, three manholes and fifty four inlet boxes are planned. Wiring for streetlighting is to be installed with cost efficient, modern methods to avoid future disruptions.
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Scottsbluff
15Th Street
Fishermen report strong opening at Lodge Pole Creek season
April first brought eager anglers to Lodge Pole Creek with good luck and rising reports. A four hour limit was met by one fisher, others nearby, including four large bass and a three pound three ounce trout by a boy. The Izaak Walton league with local merchants will develop a premier fishing stream this season.
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Lodge Pole Creek
Creek Stocked with Trout Bass and Perch Delights Anglers
The creek is stocked not only with trout but also bass and perch providing sport and food. A dam west of town supports fingerling rearing that grow to good sizes. If all fishermen follow the law and harvest only eligible fish, the stream will continue annual pleasure for sportsmen.
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Western Nebraska Observer
Oil activity being renewed west of Peetz
The Peetz Gazette reports three weeks of oil prospecting west of Peetz with leases pooled and a major western company showing interest to finance a rig. Locals want production rather than capped wells and a test hole about 19 miles from Peetz may be set soon, with a drilling outfit possibly arriving from southern fields.
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Peetz
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Oklahoma
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Peetz Gazette
Good Kid Back To Serve Balance Of Old Jail Term
A year ago Good Kid Young, a local colored man, was released from county jail where he served 60 days at hard labor. It was understood he would take two trips of six months each from Alliance each year. Within a few months he returned.
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Alliance
Alliance youth to finish 600 day sentence in jail
A local youth, after various scrapes, is jailed to serve a 600 day sentence. Police note he causes more trouble than other colored residents combined. Officials consider options, saying Alliance is too small for him and may seek relocation after completion.
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Young
Alliance Wimes-Herald
Modern Woodmen Initiate Large Class At Potter Camp
Potter Camp No 2H6 Modern Woodmen of America initiated sixteen members in the Masonic hall last Thursday evening with state men and Rev J L Slocumb assisting. State deputies F E Kester T R Kelso and district deputy McClenehan attended. Sidney drill team could not travel due to rain. The candidates rode the goat, Royal Neighbors provided lunch, and another large class is planned at an upcoming meeting.
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Woodmen of America
Masonic Hall
JL. V. Slocumb
F. E. Kester
Lincoln
W. E. Kelso
McClenehan
T. R. Kelso
Sidney
Plate glass for Windshields at Habler Garage
Report notes plate glass for windshields and se dandoore indicated at Habler Garage with unclear context. Names and specifics are fragmented but point to material details or inventory in an auto repair setting.
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Habler Garage
Superior model Chevrolet touring A for sale
1 percent ton truck with pneumatic tires in perfect condition offered cheaply. Hardy advertises the Superior model Chevrolet touring A.
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Hardy
Money to Loan on Farm Land at 8 Percent
Notice seeks a borrower for two thousand to twenty eight hundred dollars on farm land on the north table. Call 1 W. P. Miles for details.
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W. P. Miles
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