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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1929

Page

4

Omaha Attorney To Be Paid 20000 For Nebraska Statutes Indexing

Omaha attorney William C. Dorsey will be paid 20000 to compile annotate and index the new Nebraska statutes under a contract with Governor Weaver and approved by Judge William B. Rose for the state supreme court. Dorsey with George R. Mann of Lincoln will lead the work with assistants chosen approved by the governor and court.

William C. Dorsey Omaha Nebraska Weaver Capitol William B. Rose Nebraska Supreme Court Dorsey Nebraska Supreme Court Commission Supreme Court George R. Mann Lincoln C. D. Vetter Topeka Supreme Court Commission Mann

State Levy For 4929 Greater Than Last Year At 2.37 Mills

The Nebraska state tax levy for 1929 will be 2.37 mills to raise funds for government operations and maintenance, down from 2.5 mills previously estimated. Tangible property assessments rose significantly, with total tangibles reaching about 3.163 billion dollars, while class A intangibles jumped to 157 million and class B to 143 million. The state board of equalization will fix the levy, using a 1927 formula to avoid deficits, with the capitol levy unchanged at 0.22 mill.

State Tax Commission Nebraska State Board of Equalization State Capitol Capitol Weaver State Board C. A. Sommer Johnson

McKelvie Named to Federal Farm Board by President Hoover

Former Nebraska Governor Samuel R. McKelvie was named to the Federal Farm Board by President Hoover on Tuesday. He arrived in Washington from the Black Hills and plans to serve from September 1 to June 1 representing midwest wheat producers. McKelvie praised the board and noted a grain marketing corporation move as a key early step.

Samuel McKelvie Federal Farm Board Samuel R. McKelvie Lincoln Hoover McKelvie Washington Black Hills Middle Northwest Chicago White House Norris Howell Nebraska Farm Board Adam McMuhen Senate Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore University of Nebraska The Nebraska Farmers

State board to fix levy may not count unspent funds

The passage notes that unspent appropriations from the last biennium and a couple of other sources could exist as potential funds, but these items cannot legally be considered by the state board when determining the levy.

Treasury State Board

Valuable premiums entice Nebraska 4-H work growth

Ten thousand days of time and $8 000 in special premiums will be awarded to Nebraska 4-H club work this year. County and state champions will receive most prizes, in trips, scholarships, medals, and awards. Local leaders expect enrollment to rise at least 25 percent while maintaining high quality.

Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service Agricultural College

Mulets Bakery to Feature New Sweetheart Cakes

Mulets bakery announces weekend feature of Sweetheart cakes. Mr Mulets says the dainty pastries will delight Sidneyites with a taste for sweet treats. Telegraph Want Ads promote selling with Want-Ad options.

Mulets Bakery Mulets Mr. Mulets Telegraph

Antelope Divide Harvest Busy Community Notes

Community harvest activity fills the days with visits across Dan ish and Colesburg. Ruth Nelson and Janice Whitney are among residents mentioned, with multiple calls to and from the Bert ramson, Madden, Larson, Herboldsheimer, and Nelson households.

Ruth Nelson George Whitney Clarence Johnson J. W. Bertramson Sol Willis Mary Willis Sidney Edson Madden Janice Whitney Radabaugh Barbara Miller Colesburg Bert Gibbons Gibbons Hubert Wesley Herboldsheimer Carl Larson Harry Wait Haris Hazlitt Inez Edson Dye School J W Bertramson Frontier Cheyenne Dan Herboldsheimer C. P C. P. Herbold

Breternitz Adds New Machinery to Plant

Breternitz bakery brings in new equipment including a high speed mixer a proofer and a rounder all electrically operated to speed production. Charles Long and Ted Smith have joined Breternitz personnel.

Breternitz Charles Long Ted Smith

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