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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1947
Page
11
Mount Vernon Community Notes and Local Visits
Mrs John Kniss and family from California visited with relatives in Mount Vernon. Numerous local names and weekend gatherings populate the column, ending with a Nebraska income report noting 1946 per capita below the national average by $100. The Telegraph.
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John Kniss
California
Jake Benze
Roy ,Hull
E. G. Ruhter
L. K. Nelson
E. M. Nelson
J. W. Bertramson
H. Lockhart
Henry Reineka
L. E Stevens
Sidney
Clarence Evans
Roy Fobes
Solomon Rapids
Kans
Alfred Sprenger
Scottsbluff
Keith Sprenger
Jeffrey
Ed Caywood
James Caywood
Patty
Frank Klentz
Eileen
Evelyn
Ed Killham
M. A. Nelsons
Calvin
Ethel Klentz
Chadron
Roy Hull
C. A. Glassburn
Ray Fobe
Roy Bull
Ida Faye
Maggie Ruhter
Rose
Bill Ruhter
Flagler
Colo
H. M. Gangish
E. D. McElroy
Denver
C. H. Hammond
C. Evans
John Lingwall
Harold Revell
Karl Sprenger
Elmer Torgens
C. L. Walters
Frank Klentz Sr
Bridgeport
J. L. Marshall
Glen Rose
Texas
J. ©. Johnson
Nadine Nelson
Art McMillen
Wayne Livingston
Arvin Livingston
J. C. Johnson
Leo Olsen
Leo
Walter Hammond
M. A. Nelson
State Per Capita Income Up To $1146
The per capita income of Americans rose in nearly every state to a new peak of 1200 in 1946, per the Department of Commerce. The average more than doubles the $575 in 1940 and is 9 percent higher than 1945, with Nebraska jumping from 443 in 1940 to 1164.
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Nebraska
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