Governor Seeks 131 Million Budget for Nebraska
Governor Peterson proposes a 131,207,000 budget for 1949-51, the largest in state history, funded by the general fund, federal aid, and fees. The plan includes a 0.46 mill tax levy rise to 5.72 mills, with 38,978,918 from the general fund and 38,625,970 expected in Federal aid, while warning Congress could affect funding.
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Nebraska
Peterson
Philip K. Johnson
Institutional and Building Fund
Veteran’s Fund
Congress
Washington
Commissioners Proceedings in Sidney Nebraska January 18 1949
County commissioners meet at the courthouse in Sidney for adjourned session led by George Coulter. Members present review minutes and audit claims including General Fund item Roswell Robinson salary seven dollars and thirty cents and Drug Fund item Tabor D Brandt salary ninety five dollars.
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Commissioners
Sidney
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
George Coulter
Cecil Hunt
George Fleming
L. M. Clinton
I. L. Pindell
Pontiac Drafts and Ledger Entries for 1949 New Leeks
Ledger lines list personnel and fund disbursements for Pontiac area departments, detailing labor and salary entries for 1949, with totals for General Fund Drag and Bridge funds. The page shows recapitulations, road district expenditures, gasoline and fuel fund allocations, and a December 1948 fees report across county offices.
Call for Bids on Snow Plow for Caterpillar 112
County Board of Commissioners issues a bid call for one snow plow with all attachments to fit a Caterpillar No 112 patrol. Bids due 1:00 PM February 1, 1949, opened publicly. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. Adjournment until February 1 1949 or special call. I L Pindell County Clerk.
Ideal Income Tax Books and Refill Sheets
Advise determining needs for the New Year. Ideal system promotes organized filing for letter or legal size folders to fit filing cabinets. The Telegraph notes supplies are available and ready, encouraging prompt inquiry to avoid disappointment.
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THE
Telegraph
Indian Says Custer Killed Self in 1876 Battle Tale
Charles Walking Bull of the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota relays a family story that General Custer shot himself during the Little Bighorn fight after pursuing a retreating line of soldiers. Walking Bull’s Sioux medicine-man father James Moves Camp witnessed the death, and Walking Bull was stranded in Alliance during a blizzard with his family. The tale also notes Walking Bull’s WWI Rainbow Division service and a Pershing remark urging grant of full citizenship.
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George Custer
Little Big Horn
Sitting Bull
Alliance-Times Herald
Charles Walking Bull
Rosebud Reservation
South Dakota
James
Custer
Alice
Hot Springs
S. D
Walking Bull
Canada
Wyoming
Montana
Sedgwick
Cole
Alliance
Rosebud
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Roswell Robinson
Sal
Tabor D. Brandt
Jane Wyman Aiod Zs
Belinda
Johnny Belinda
Pontiac
Clarence C. Bacus
Labor
August Buss
Herman Baumbach
Arthur Chambers
Wm. W. Chambers
Archie Hafer
Melvin Kurth
Everett Kurth
H. B. Kerk
August Kurth
Ed Kurth
Boyd W. Mace
A. J. Oeltjen
Harry H. Quinn
Frank Rezanina
S. L. Rose
Irvin H. Shinker
Wm. Chambers
Lee E. Livesind
Lape Lee E. Sivesind
Earl C. Tebrinke
Yeep Tae Wale Do Enon Dras
Emerg
Buss
Frank Rhea
Total Gasoline Fund
Lewis E. Million
John J. Jurgens
Geo. H. Fleming
Fleming
Hunt
Coulter
County Board of Commissioners
Attest
Conoco
Ae Motor of
Continental Oil Company
Louie
Tlinois
Henry Baeckel
Conoco Petroleum Products
Phone
Red Cross
Box Butte
Rainbow Division
Versailles Palace
John J. “Black Jack
Pershing
Charlies
Magneto Sales and Service
Core Supply Co
Jackson
Eno Inet Rie
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Eaders OF Engineers
UNION
Western Railroads
West Adams Street
Chicago
Illinois
America
Fog
Lustran
Globester Motor Scooters
General Mills
Tru-Heat Irons
Gruen Autowind Watches
Intervienon
Bermuda
Schwinn Bicycles
Angeles
Sacramento
San Francisco
Denver
Lincoln
Cheyenne
Sioux City
Salt Lake City
Laramie
American Bus Lines
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