Hundreds Face State Vehicle Inspection Rules
A survey shows many county motorists may be violating Nebraska's annual inspection law after the January 1 deadline. Inspector checks covered registration, horn, wipers, tires, brakes, alignment, steering, exhaust, and headlights. One motorist failed, with out of focus lights and poorly adjusted brakes cited.
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John G. Alfrich
Nebraska Safety Council
Alcrich
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Ogallala
Bridgeport
Gordon
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Mrs Bahr at Home
Mrs Bertha Bahr was guest of honor at a surprise birthday gathering Friday evening. Guests included the Houser Misegadis Bonkiewicz Christensen Fraass Glassburn Gentry Howerter Dickenson Wilson Bonser and others. Attendees shared games cards and desserts and gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Bahr
J. W. Houser
H. H. Misegadis
Orma
Joseph Bonkiewicz
Carlos Christensen
Richard Fraass
H. R. Glassburn
Ralph Gentry
Betty
T. B. Howerter
Don Howerter
Jerry Mal Degenhart
Roy Jr
Earl Howerter
Florence
Elsie
John Bahr
Louie Haack
Lodgepole
D. E
Millions In Farmer Benefits Are Coming
Agricultural department officials announced that benefit payments under the 1938 crop program would be distributed this winter and spring, about $500 million in total. The bulk goes to cotton, corn, wheat, rice and tobacco producers under acreage allotments and soil practices, with later 1939 price adjustments and sugar payments bringing the total to $765 million, boosting national farm income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Washington Sale
Oliverius family gathers with Misegadis and Bahr
Mr and Mrs Jim Oliverius and family. Mrs H H Misegadis and Mrs Bertha Bahr spent Tuesday at the H R Glassburn home. Max Dagenhart of Hebron spent Friday with his uncle Roy Howerter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Carre and Son
Fred Stoke
Crook
H. R. Glassburn
Ross
Sidney
Joe Rudolph
Walter Owens
Ed Ahlburg and Son
T. A
G. W. Bonser
Roy Howerter
Jim Oliverius
H. H. Misegadis
Bertha Bahr
Max Dagenhart
Hebron
Locks Wood's Jewelry Store Holiday Message 29 30
Holiday season greeting expressing warm wishes and good cheer. The note mentions Locks Wood's Jewelry Store and a two day period 29 30, inviting customers to visit or consider purchases during the festive timeframe. The fragment preserves a local business greeting tone from the era.
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Lockwood’s Jewelry Store
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American Fruit Grower
American Poultry Journal
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Leghorn World Mother's Home Life
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Successful Farming
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