Average man pays 65.4 cents per 100 for state university
Nebraska figures show Mr Average Man paid 5.4 cents per $1000 property valuation in 1928 29 toward the state university. Total income last year was 3 794 72 49 dollars with 54 percent from taxation. University funds flow through the state treasury and are audited semi annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Nebraska
L. ¥. Gunderson
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Gunderson
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Unemployment Report Shows Strong Labor Market
Reports gathered across the state by federal investigators indicate strong employment for both skilled and unskilled labor. Industry is active with overtime in flour mills and road work continuing despite winter. Farm labor is in good demand during husking season with construction and masonry work noted. Overall labor conditions are positive, aided by a long open fall season.
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Federal Department of Commerce and Labor
Nebraska
Suny Side Community Notices of Visits and Travels
Mr and Mrs Art Roberts and family left Tuesday for O Neill to visit relatives. John Block called Sunday. Theis and Omel families hosted gatherings at several homes. Wyoming visitors, Sidney shoppers, and local callers are listed among residents. Evelyn Johnson returned from Denver for Thanksgiving, visiting her parents.
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Art Roberts
Famly
O'Neill
Walter Wassum
Sidney
John Block
Lola Downey
Wyoming
Walter
W. W. Wassam
Dale Huffaker
E. R. Waite
Gothenburg
W. W. Wassum
Rathbun
Vic Wise
James Tighe
Will Thurow
Harold Hernbloom
V. W. Wise
Charles Welton
L. K. Omel
John Omel
John Theis
Halsey
Emil Johnson
H. C. Schmale
EB. A. Wickard
V. W Wise
Dorothy
Esther Theis
Bertha Omel
E. A. Johnson
Lester
Ethel Theis
Evelyn Johnson Wo
Denver
Dorothy Theis
Antelope Divide Thanksgiving Guest List Briefs
Thanksgiving visiting and callers fill the Antelope area. Carl Larson and family hosted, Chauncey Nelson called, Mads Larson and Hereford teacher Mildred Nelson spent vacation at home, with multiple reunions at Nelson, Bert ramson, Whitney, Herboldsheimer, and MacAdam households.
Maple Grove Social Moves and Family Visits
Lyle Shaffer and Miss Larson called at James Irwin's last Monday evening. Alice Mae Miles stayed with her aunt on Tuesday while her parents motored to Sidney. Frank and Mrs Workman ate dinner at Frank Rauner's Wednesday. Ed Miles and family visited N P Johnsons Tuesday afternoon. Clyde Wallace returned from Wyoming Tuesday after helping his folks. The Jorgenson family and Mrs Nels Johnson attended the Thanksgiving program at the Lutheran church Wednesday evening. Harold Spiker and family joined the program and box social at Hazel Bales' Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junker
Clyde Wallace
Harold Spiker
Lorenzo
N. P. Johnson
R. W. Johnson
Dorothy Bryant
Kimball
Emil Nightengale
Frank Deaver’s
T. C
Lyle Shaffer
Miss Larson
James Irwin
Alice Mae Miles
W. T. Sharman
Sidney
Frank Workman
Frank Rauner
Ed Miles
Wyoming
Nels Johnson
J. C. Jorgensen
Lutheran Church
Hazel Bales
Not a poison Squill Kill product description
A brief ad notes Red Squill preparation is easy for rats and comparatively safe for humans and pets. It mentions Squill Kill retailing at 3% cents and warns to accept no substitutes, with sale details incomplete.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Shell
Local Families Share Visits and Events Across Town
East Huntsman Mr and Mrs George Nieman and twins visited Claude Sparks home Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Claus Engelland and family visited O L Miller home Saturday night. Elmer and Hilda Mueller and Elsie Nieman attended a high school carnival in Lorenzo Wednesday night. Harry Sparks and family were entertained at Fred Seimers home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Ed Seimers announce the arrival of a nine pound baby boy. Family were Sunday dinner guests at Fred Kettler home. Lester Cruise C E Daggett of Sidney and Mr Keiselhorst of Gurley called at the Nieman home Friday. Inez and Helen Nieman overnight guests of Nyda Schwasnick on Thursday. Claude Sparks Fred Kettler and George Nieman went duck hunting near Bridgeport Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Kettler and family Mr and Mrs George Nieman and family and Mr and Mrs John Williams were Thanksgiving day dinner guests at Frank Schwasnick home in Sidney. Elsie Nieman attended the football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nieman
Claude Sparks
Claus Engelland
O. L. Miller
Elmer
Hilda Mueller
Elsie Nieman
Lorenzo
Harry Sparks
Fred Seimers
Ed Seimers
Fred Kettler
Lester Cruise
C. E. Daggett
Sidney
Mr. Keiselhorst
Gurley
Nieman
Inez
Helen Nieman
Nyda Schwasnick
Bridgeport
John Williams
Frank Schwasnick
Wal-Bur Hall
Fred Flicker
Walter Engelland
Harold Kettler
Miller Boys
A. K. Anderson
Roy Depew
Thanksgiving and social notes from local families
A roundup of community events and visits from Thanksgiving week includes Elmer Chean celebration attendees, Elsie Schwasick and others at the talkies in Sidney, Elmer Hughes hosting Thanksgiving dinner with the Lipke Kinton Wolverton groups, Elmer Mueller at Nieman home, dances at Wal Bur hall, and A K Anderson entertaining guests for Thanksgiving with Flicker Engelland and Depew families. Telegraph Want Ads Bring Results.
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C. O. Hade
W. T. Sharman and Sons
Nels Johnson's
Robert Irwin
Nels Johnson’s
Fred Irwin
Jack Richards
Hadley
Chris Terman
Guy Terman
Chauncey
Mildred
Virgil Nelson
C. P. Herboldsheimer
August Haack
Hugo Haack
J. H. Madden
Henry James
Dix
Lewellen
Willeford
Delbert Nelson
Hubert, Wesley
Vivian Herboldsehimer
Dewey Larson
Anna Reineka
Lula
Lloyd
Clifford Hammond
Clarence Evans
James Johnson
Mildred Nelson
Hereford
John Herboldsheimer
Farmers Union
Andrew Johnson
Lloyd Johnson
F. A. Johnson
Carl Larson
Chauncey Nelson
Vivian
Mads Larson
Colo
J. W. Bertramson
L. K
Mrs
Claud Biggs
Squill
Maple Grove
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Hanson Audit CO
Fremont, Nebr
Public Auditors and Accountants
Income Tax Service Accounting Systems
East Huntsman
Chappell
Elmer Chean
Elsie
Ed Lipke
C. B. Kinton
Ed Wolverton
Elmer Hughes
Telegraph
Hoops Motor Co
H. H. Hoops
Duluth
New Orleans
Shel
P.C
Porter Oil Company
Sidney, Nebraska
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