Lincoln House Debates Log Rolling and State Spending
Lincoln January 28 The house records a long debate over Norton’s log rolling ban with 75 to 18 passage in committee of the whole. A separate measure by Brett targets livestock buyer conspiracies with fines and possible criminal action. Governor Morehead seeks 31,000 for Lincoln Asylum, while a junket fight delays decisions on committee travel.
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Druesedow
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Brett
Cheyenne County
Morehead
Insane Hospital
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Holdrege
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Tom Smith
York
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Smith
W. J. Bryan
Shallenberger
Charles Graff
Cuming County
Lawson Sheldon
Nehawka
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Charles Pool
Tecumseh
Gustav Rudenbeck
Utica
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John H. Grossman
Omaha
Pancoast
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Senate Committee On Privileges and Election
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John M. Thayer
Vicksburg National Park
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Richardson
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Nebraska
Grueber
Thayer
State Penitentiary
Big Crops in Nebraska Reach Record Yet
The Nebraska State Board of Agriculture notes extraordinary yields across the state in 1912. Oats lead with Feltz at 91 bushels per acre, along with 55 bushels for Wilson and Bugcow, while McCullough reports 143 bushels from two acres. Wheat averages remain high, with alfalfa rotations boosting yields, and a state corn contest averages 84 bushels per acre. The piece also mentions Chimney Rock homesteading and questions its market value and price per acre fixed to a rock.
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Nebraska
State Board of Agriculture
T. N Feltz
Furnas
Glen Wilson
Washington County
Alex Bugcow
Webster County
Buschow
Merrick County
Will McCullough
Kansas
Force of Big Waves Stuns Hastings in Extreme Storm
A British coast storm designated as extreme force battered Hastings harbor. Waves ripped blocks of concrete and iron railings, flooded basements, and tossed timber and deck structures as spray rose above buildings. Lifeboats were ruined and sea power ideas debated as endless energy remains untapped.
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Hastings
Parade
Caroline Place
Indiana City Uses Street Netting For Night Patrols
The city repurposed ornamental illumination nets as a portable lighting system for police after hours. A switch in the police chief’s office can flash lights on to aid officers during night street searches.
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Sidney Local Government and Officials Listing
A dense roster from Sidney highlights local government and public entities including National and state officers, county and city posts, school board members, and public service leaders. It enumerates roles such as governor, secretary of state, treasurer, attorney general, land and railroad officials, postmaster, fair association, fire department, and school staff with names and districts.
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U. S Senate
GM Aitehcock
Norris Brown
C. Uo Aldrich
Govienden
M.R. Hopewell
Ae Bows
S.H. Barto
W. A George
G.G Martin
J. W. Crabtree
Cowles Hf
J. Winnete Bailroad Commissioners
Clarke
W. TH. Cowgill US
North Platte
J &. Evans
Register Irn
L. Bure
US Land Office Alliance
W Wood Keggister
J Ellis
Cheyenne CO Fair Association
C P Chambers
Sidney Fire Department
A. Harlow
B.D Worden
F.B Tobin
Vath
Churches and societies list for a small town
Sunday church services include Methodist Episcopal Methodist Evansville with Sunday school at 9 45 am and preaching at 11 am Junior League Epworth League and evening preaching. Catholic Masses twice a month at 8 and 10 am. Lutheran church services at 11 am and 8 pm with Sunday School 10 am Christian endeavor in the evening. Royal Neighbors and Knights of Pythias lodges meet monthly at Odd Fellows Hall with local officers named.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
G. B. Lobb
Epworth
EB. J. Hayes
Catholic Church
James Donson
A. Kampmann
Jed. Kavanaga
Lutheran Crurceh
Christian Endeavor
M. D. Bean
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J. W. McDaniel
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Jack Parks
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L. R. Burrow
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Leslie Neubauer
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Clember S.pishman
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