Four Thousand Statutes to Be Sent Out Across Nebraska
Nebraska plans a statewide distribution of 4000 copies of the newly compiled state statutes. Secretary of State Frank Marsh will stamp ownership on each volume and arrange free distribution to 45th session lawmakers and later legislatures. Sixty nine copies go to last year’s members. the rest go to state offices, libraries, and county offices, with total cost near $58,000.
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Nebraska
Frank Marsh
Santa Claus
Marsh
Legistate
Senate
House
Royal Neighbors elect Julia Yowell as oracle
Gurley Royal Neighbors named Julia Yowell to the post of oracle during last week’s officer elections. Other members chosen for roles include Esther Swanson vice oracle Goldie Wolcott recorder Mayme Ahlm receiver Lella Sanders chancellor Lillian Morey past oracle Gertrude Brestel marshal Mildred Hewitt assistant marshal Vira Worth inner sentinel Lillian Taylor outer sentinel Christina Christ flag bearer Alice Shaw musician Dr A A Larsen physician Clara Knox faith Rose Gathman courage Hannah Garvin modesty Berthea Erickson unselfishness Hannah Bartels endurance.
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Gurley
Julia Yowell
Oracle
Lodge
Esther Swanson
Goldie Wolcott
Mayme Ahlm
Lella Sanders
Lillian Morey
Gertrude Brestel
Mildred Hewitt
Vira Worth
Inner Sentinel
Lillian Taylor
Christina Christ
Alice Shaw
A. A
Warrants Ask Over Two Million Dollars From Treasury in November
Warrants calling for payment of 2 145 043 73 dollars from the state treasury were issued during November by the state auditor office. The sum covered 11 925 state warrants with 647 287 from the general fund for government operations. Capital, fish and game, and road funds contributed portions while federal aid road funds and the motor vehicle fund also paid out. University and federal university funds accounted for smaller disbursements and the state bail fund paid 8 975 on adjusted losses for the year.
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State Treasury
State Auditor
Fish and Game Fund
Youth killed by gunman is brother of man who appeared in court here
Lawrence Atkin, son of a Lincoln county rancher, was slain at his North Platte area dance early Sunday. Police suspect a hired gunman mistaken for Ralph Atkinson, Lawrence’s brother, with no motive found. Woodrow Atkinson, brother of Lawrence, had faced a liquor case in Sidney last year and his car was confiscated but never claimed. A gunman named Jimmy, from Omaha, was at large. Heart disease remains Nebraska’s leading cause of death in a general health note by Dr. Bartholomew.
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North Platte
Lawrence Atkinson
Lincoln County
Cheyenne
Sidney
Woodrow Atkinson
Lawrence
Woodrow
Ralph Atkinson
Grover Glen
John Peterson
Salisbury
Atkinson
Jimmy
Omaha
Whch
Health commission proposed to study Nebraska health system
Dr. Bartholomew, director of the public health bureau, urges forming a statewide commission to study health issues. The report backs a bureau educational program to disseminate accurate health information and emphasizes a county unit plan with boards of health to handle local matters per Ernest Pollard’s welfare department report.
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Nebraska Public Health
P. H. Bartholomew
Public Health Bureau
Bartholomew
Boards of Health
Ernest Pollard
Department of Welfare
Meadow Lawn Visitors and Local Club Notes
Sidney area residents frequent calls and social visits as the G. T. club meets with Mrs. Frank Christensen. Families including the Kreaders, Petersens, Mayer, Petersons, and others visit, shell corn, haul sheep, and attend a Masonic banquet in Gurley. Several small gatherings and birthday celebrations mark a week of community activity in Meadow Lawn.
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J. ©. Kreader
Donald
Clyde Click
Gene Weed
Myrtle
Sidney
G. T. Club
Frank Christensen
John Peterson
Viola
Lusk
Wyo
C. M. Mayer
Dennis Walsh
Colman Kreader
Dalton
Carr Ross
J. M. Kreader
Charles Neaman
C. Mayer
Barney Dugan
Scottsbluff
John Rathbun
Chris
Sunol visitors and Sidney callers noted in local column
Sunol hosted Ray Rexroth on Wednesday and Mons Johnson as a Sunol business caller. A Fenske spoke with Sidney on Thursday. Charles Seda aided at the Alflington farm last week. Elsasser family and J. Elsasser were Sidney business callers Thursday. Mrs. Ben Vacik and Mrs. Paul Booth shopped in Sidney Friday. Mrs. Leo Washburn spent the weekend at Sunol. Ray Tremain appeared as a Sunol caller.
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Ray Rexroth
Sunol
A. Fenske
Charles Seda
Alflington
Mons Johnson
J. ©. Elsasser
Ben Vacik
Paul Booth
Sidney
Leo Washburn
Ray Tremain
Local social and sports notes from Friday to Sunday
Friday through Sunday activity highlights include Tom Allington nursing a sore thumb after a fast Monday basketball game at the Lee Jonson home lodge. Bert Allington returned from Omaha with remarks on county commissioners. Residents visited relatives at the Allington home and shopped in Sidney. Community members delivered dressed turkey to the Sid ney association and called on neighbors Thursday.
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Tom Allington
Lee Jonson
Polo
Lee O Jhnson
Charlies Welton
Richard
Riahtprin Balgeanl
Bert Allington
Omaha
Attedance
William Gade
Sund
Ben Vacik
Florence Bahr
Ralph Gentry
Junior Fenske
Paul Misegadis
Gus Henning
Sunol
Loretta Granzer
A. J. Englert
Emma Shimka
T. W. Hubbell
Sidney
H. H. Misegadis
Bob
Ormia Mae
Social visits and gatherings in SEXTORP community
Mr and Mrs C C Crowell and family visited George Reetz and Ray Fisher. J E Morrow and daughter Emma Will Morrow and Vernon Pierson stayed with Billy Smith. Pete Nelson and sons spent Sunday evening with Arlo Fisher. Howard Yost and family joined Billy Smith at C C Crowell’s. Hunting on the river involved Emmons Leslie Sanders and Howard Yost. Billy Smith and son visited Pete Nelson. Mrs Yost and daughter were with Leslie Sanders. Ed Sanders and children visited Edwin Erickson. Ms N Johnson and son joined Edgar Anderson for Sunday dinner. Busy Bee club met with Mrs Fred rPince. thirteen members attended and exchanged Christmas gifts, followed by lunch.
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C. C. Crowell
George Reetz
Ray Fisher
J. E. Morrow
Emma
Will Morrow
Vernon Pierson
Billy Smith
Pete Nelson
Arlo Fisher's
Howard Yost
S. Emmons
Leslie Sanders
Howard Yo
Community Notices From North Divide And Surrounds
Local residents report visits and gatherings across towns including T W Hawkins Elmer Hughes Ed Lipke Emma Ely Paul Sparks and C B Kinton. Meetings at Farmers Union No 445 and a hospital operation for Mrs Wolverton are noted with family visits at Huntsman and Enton homes.
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Paul Sparks
Fred Seimers
Huntsman
Farmers Union Local No. 445
O. L. Miller
T. W. Hawkins
Ed Lipke
L. J. Hughes
Mrs
C. B. Enton
Cream Wanted 27i Cream Wanted 27i
Falls City Creamery Co appeals to creameries to ship cream, promising transportation pay and market-price guarantees. Butter markets are weak but the quote stays above regular station prices with 8 cents average premium over ten days.
Absence and sickness noted in school records
Evening Miss Fase Hughes was absent from school Monday on account of sickness. Little Kathleen Cruise is on the sick list. Farus Es callel Peete Wesd as stireet to be stb in existence. Tt ds 1214 miles ent of Natluc at the feat of Mount Givizim in 1338. tt was found to be 105 feet deep. tt tt 3 now shattower and Ia n ten dry.
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Fase Hughes
Peete
Givizim
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Royal Neighbors
Treasury
Health Commission
the Telegraph
Pontia
Dodge
Nash
Willys Knight
Ford
Pontiac
A. C. Ter
Dewan
Beckmann Motor Co., Inc
Sidney, Nebraska
Prince
R Weikhorst
Arlo Fisher
Ed Ericson
Ed Sanders
Albert Jacobson
Chris Crowell
Frank Brady
Sextorp
North Divide
T W Hawkins
Elmer Hughes
Chadron
Falls City Creamery CO
Falls City, Nebraska
Kathleen Cruise
Fareus
Callel
Windsor
Cheyenne County Trading Co
Bunte
Sidney Sweet Shop
J. C. Takis
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