Nebraska Briefs Roundup From Alliance To Gothenburg
A Nebraska meeting in Alliance reviewed the city manager plan for a January 4 vote. Speakers included Penrose Romig, Dr. Hand, Edwin Burr, Mayor Rogers, John Guthrie, Lloyd Thomas, and Carl Rockey. Lincoln students urged relief for students in France, Germany, Austria, Hungary, and Czecho-Slovakia. action postponed until after holidays. Gothenburg’s Gothenburg Community Club plans major winter concerts starting with Polish pianist Leopold Godowsky. J M Larson near Holdrege died after being gored by a bull. A stone weighing about 1000 pounds fell at Lincoln State House, embedding in sod near the north entrance. A 320-acre farm near Harbine sold for 51,200, with Seward store included in the deal. George M Carey to take secretary role at the Platte County Chamber. board director nominations listed.
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Careys move after high praise lands in North Platte
The local chamber selected a new official from many applicants. Mr. Carey, Cornell alumnus, is returning to North Platte to finalize affairs and will travel back with his wife and two sons next week. Kearney dealers pay premiums on coin, drawing market from up to twenty miles away mostly from south of the Platte. State Land Commissioner Dan Swanson reports a $103,467.06 rise in receipts from lands leased or sold for the two years ending November 30. Geneva farm bureau adds 357 names in one week.
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Farm Bureau Reports 561 Members in Madison County
A Madison County membership drive concludes with the Farm Bureau totaling 561 members. The milestone reflects strong local support and ongoing outreach efforts to grow the rural advocacy group.
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Proper Amount of Good Oil Helps Repairs
A large share of repair costs stems from insufficient lubrication. Oil costs less than replacing worn bearings and parts caused by neglect. Too little oil hurts. too much causes carbon buildup, power loss, overheating, and preignition. Heavy blue smoke signals oil excess. Many use unrelated oil grades despite manufacturers testing and approving specific oils for their engines.
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