Light Rate Cut by Western Public Service Boosts Valley Prosperity
The Western Public Service company announced a voluntary cut in light and electric rates, framed as prudent and well analyzed. The move is praised as strong evidence of North Platte valley prosperity and investor confidence, portraying the utility as a community booster rather than a menace. The announcement is urged to receive wide circulation to inform eastern audiences of local achievements and future growth.
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Scottsbluff Republican
Western Public Service Company
North Platte Valley
East
Nebraska survey division leaders public service reach
Dr. Condra, a renowned Nebraska figure, has toured every state section in his research and public service. Since joining the University of Nebraska in 1902, he has held multiple titles and now oversees conservation and survey work across departments, including forest resources and farm planning. The division also investigates foreign property sales, reports fraud to the attorney general, and conducts soil, road material, geological, and water supply surveys statewide.
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Nebraska
Condra
State Soil Survey
U. S. Bureau of Soils
Sidney voters to decide Western Public Service plant sale
The Sidney community faces a March 26 vote on selling the municipal light and heating plants to Western Public Service Co. Backers expect about a three to one margin, but vigilance is urged against outside propaganda and false claims. The paper defends the project’s fairness and urges civic unity after the vote.
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Sidney
Western Public Service Co
Western Publc Service Co
Western Public Service Company
Telegraph
Fifty Fifty But How Bed Share Dilemma Sparks Legal Scrutiny
A humorous Omaha World-Herald column weighs 50-50 marriage duties and bed rights. It cites a real case where a man bit his wife to claim half the bed, only to be met by a judge who ruled the act illegal, granting the wife a divorce and alimony. The piece teases stern but fair remedies while exploring marital equity.
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Omaha World-Herald
James Cascie
Mountainside
N. J
Elizabeth
Condra Promoted to Dean at Nebraska Regents Meeting
Dr. G. E. Condra, head of conservation, was promoted to dean at a recent University of Nebraska board of regents meeting. The action reflects his leadership in preserving university resources and advancing academic programs.
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Board of Regents of
The
University of Nebraska
G. E. Condra
Conservation
Potter Rehires Eight Of Ten Teachers In Schools
Eight of the ten teachers in the Potter schools have been rehired according to the Potter Review. Jeanette Soal returns as second grade instructor while Coach J L Fowler is undecided for next year. Rehired are Superintendent Snooker, Mrs W A Johnson, Leon J Nealy, Alice I Brown, Bessie Blair, Florence Niles, Margaret Thomsen and Mattie B Quein.
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Potter
Potter Review
Jeanette Soal
J. L. Fowler
Snooker
W. A. Johnson
Leon J. Nealy
Alice I. Brown
Bessie Blair
Florence Niles
Margaret Thomsen
Mattie B. Quein
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Arthur Brisbane
Arthur
Herbert Hoover
United States
Washington, D.C
Jordan Electric Shoppe
Sidney Produce Co
Radcliffe Building
Court House
International Sugar Feed Company
Sidney Produce Company
Sidney Hatchery C. G
Pete) Olson
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