Legislative Session Advances Tax Bills and Infrastructure Proposals
Senate moves to exempt bequests to charities from inheritance tax while debates on municipal tax for public utilities continue. Lincoln hosts lawmakers for tours, with travel by train or air. House advances three registration bills and a road plan for villages under 1,000. Officials discuss prison reforms, state engineer retention, and drainage road work. Hog shipments to Omaha Reach Four-Year High. farm mortgages rise and fall. Driver license revocation discussed. sterilization parole question resolved. Insurance firms prepare to contest labor department appointments. Road work includes Lincoln to Omaha paving and Platte River bridge near Ashland. Gas price ticks up to 10 cents. city probes vice investigator. State teachers acquire Capitol-adjacent HQ.
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Senate
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Rodman
Lincoln
House
Committee On
Cleveland A. Newton
Missouri
Mississippi Valley Association
Roy Cochran
State Railway Commission
Omaha
Iowa
State Auditor
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Supreme Court
Justice Dean
Cecil Mathews
Department of Labor
Platte
Ashland
Nebraska Stands Fourth in Nation for Certified Seed Potatoes
Nebraska potato growers push into certified seed potatoes to improve quality. Last year they produced 481000 bushels and rose from 12th to fourth in five years. Most seed is Triumph variety with strong demand in the southern states. Shipments totaled 6666 cars by January 35, prices averaged 1.60 per bushel. Western Nebraska had a strong crop with solid returns despite lower prices.
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Nebraska
Triumph
General Manager Explains Ownership of Groceries
Piggly Wiggly stores in Chadron Alliance Sidney and Scottsbluff are not run by Safeway. Pat Ryan district manager says Sorensen’s claim is incorrect. The stores are supervised by Continental Grocery with Denver offices and operated under Piggly Wiggly by that firm.
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Piggly Wiggly
Chadron
Alliance
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Safeway System
Pat Ryan
C. A. Sorensen
Lincoln
Sorensen
Piggly Wiggly Grocery
Safeway
Mr. Ryan
Continental Grocery Corporation
Denver
De. Mabel Lott Chiropractor Ad in Telegraph
Chiropractor Mabel Lott advertises at the Gapen Building phone 83 in Delaware. Telegraph wantads suggest trying the ad to get results.
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Mabel Lott
Telegraph
Sam Gramlich holds 75-year claim to Nebraska land
Samuel Gramlich, born January 18, 1856, is noted for 75 years of continuous residence on a single Nebraska parcel. Born in the territorial era, he and Alois Gramlich emigrated from Germany in 1855. after a long trek and early hardships, he settled at East Larimer Mills near Bellevue. He and his wife marked their golden wedding last September and have 11 children.
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Samuel Gramlich
Territory
Nebraskan
Alois Gramlich
America
Germany
Minois
California
Kanesville
Council Bluffs
Bellevue
East Larimer Mills
Missouri
la Platte
Ilinois
Gramlichs
Sarpy County
New System of Play 18 Devised for Cage Tourney at Hastings
The state high school championships at Hastings March 12 13 and 14 will inaugurate consolation play. Eight of the 16 teams start in consolation. eight win through to finals. After first round eight winners compete for honors while eight losers enter a consolation bracket. four games on final night. Awards to all winners by the state high school athletic association.
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Hastings
State Board of Control
State
High School Athletic Association
Countless troubles faced raising trout at Nebraska hatchery
At the Crawford federal fish bureau station game fish are raised for several states and face threats from birds frogs and snakes. Despite hazards, 360,305 fish were shipped to seven states plus 290,000 distributed on site. Yield included speckled fingerlings 114,975 in size four to six inches and species like brook rainbow and Lock Levens. Other totals: 20,000 catfish 204,000 sunfish 1,725 black bass 18,900 yellow perch and thousands of bluegills.
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Crawford Station
Federal Fish Bureau
Fort Robinson
Colorado
Montana
South Dakota
Nevada
Utah
Wyoming
Nebraska
St Pat Cagers Cruise Past Gurley for Eighth Win
The St Pat basketball team tallied its eighth win of the season by defeating Gurley 23 to 9 on Friday. The squad trailed at the half but rallied to secure a decisive victory on the academy court. The schedule ended with two tentative games likely against St. Anthony of Sterling.
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Rick’s
St. Anthony's
Stanley
Disney
Filbin
Roth
Patrowsky
Fahy
Gurley
St. Patrick
Loebe
Gabriel
Boyd
K. Collart
Kesselhurst
Cunningham
E. Collart
Nelson
ST. Pat Cagers
Patrick's
Academy Court
St. Pats
St. Anthony
Sterling
St. Pat
Local riflemen trim Peetz in tight last Saturday
Sidney rifle team defeated Peetz 1228 to 1110 last Saturday night. Melvin Sweet led Sidney with Clayton Parks and H E Bauman among the high five. Peetz’s best were D J Patino Ned Hewitt H Wolfe A Warner. Sidney high five scores ranged 300 to 230. rest of Sidney contributors included McGee Scheurman Bolton Treinen Fleming Treinen Kirkpatrick Cunningham Grage Erickson Messing Grigsby Cook Wait Sweet Raddatz Meijer.
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Sidney Riflers
Peetz
Melvin Sweet
Sidney
Clayton Parks
H. E. Bauman
R. W. Berg
Gus Hellbush
D. J. Patino
Ned Hewitt
H. Wolfe
A. Warner
John Pulver
Robert McGee
John Scheurman
J. D. Bolton
Herman Treinen
George Fleming
John Treinen
A. Kirkpatrick
Newton Cunningham
Louis Grage
Reynolds Erickson
George Messing
R. Grigsby
Simmons Cook
Robert Wait
Lloyd Sweet
E. Raddatz
Frank Meijer
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Nebraska State Hatchery
Ney
Kain Investment CO
J. W. Johnson
Hickory Street
Colton
Big Bill
Col. C. P. Millett
Erty State Bank
Colton Grain Co
Farm Loans and Insurance
Reche
Nobu
Telephone
Adventures of the
Pop
Mr. Wheeler
Mom
Henry
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Nash
Burr-Nelson Company
Gurley, Nebraska
Sidney, Nebraska
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