Editorial Keep Them on the Tax Rolls in Lancaster County
The Lancaster county issue centers on taxing Loup River and Eastern Nebraska public power districts. Intervening taxpayers led by Guy Chambers press to tax district property, arguing they are not state or governmental subdivisions. They warn that privatized power assets moving to public districts could slash tax revenue for Lincoln, the school system, and local government, urging immediate assessment to cover lost taxes. The piece urges taxpayers to act to ensure districts pay a fair share if operated for profit, and notes a broader need to address tax-free properties supporting government-financed districts. It closes by asserting the paper's role in provoking thought and inviting reader responses.
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Linkaster
Loup River
Nebraska
Lancaster County
Guy Chambers
Sidney
S.F
Senate
City of
Lincoln
Lincoln School
Lancaster
Obvious Discovery Promises Health Care for FSA Clients
The Federal Security Administration and the Nebraska Medical Association near a Lincoln plan to provide medical and hospital facilities to about 95,000 needy Nebraska farm families. The move addresses neglect of health among impoverished farmers and ensures physicians receive payment for services while helping clients obtain aid when needed.
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Federal Security Administration
Nebraska Fsa
Nebraska Medical Association
FSA
Lincoln
Nebraska
Sidney newspaper aims to balance editorial stance guidelines
A fragment discusses confusion over editorial bias in The Tele papers. It notes readers seek clarity on whether columns swing Republican or Democratic. The piece argues newspapers should stay within sanctioned boundaries to avoid straddling the fence and losing credibility.
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Telefe
Sidneyewspapers
Irrigation can boost Sidney growth after Scottsbluff lead
Local writer urges Sidney to imitate Scottsbluff and push irrigation development. He argues the city holds superior water resources and development potential, urging relentless effort to expand pump irrigation until the trade area is productive and prosperity follows.
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Scottsbluff
Sidney
Scottscluft
Is Temperance Winning In Nebraska Liquor Tax Fall
The article argues Nebraska beer tax dropped twenty eight percent in 1938, suggesting temperance or moderation by drinkers amid hard times. It notes manufacturers, sellers, and drinkers should promote moderation before prohibition foes enforce it, and sees reduced consumption as encouragement for repeal supporters. It questions if the public has finally learned how to drink.
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Nebraska
Epworth League Oyster Supper and Lodge Installations
A church basement oyster supper hosted by the Epworth League followed a lodge installation with solos by Mrs. Clarence Johnson and piano accompaniment by Alice Hagemeister. Readings by Emmaline McLaughlin, and refreshments concluded the evening. Nearby events include John Witt and Joe Johnson’s Omaha trip, and multiple family gatherings around birthdays and deaths with several Missouri-bound travelers and windmill accident recoveries. Government farm loans eligibility noted for applicants meeting standard requirements.
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John Witt
Joe Johnson
Omaha
Einer Hermanson
Miss Shaw
Miss Larsen
Slocunb
Duke
George Jung
Missouri
Henry Jung
Julius Jung
Edgar Leafdale
Kansas
Leafdale
Sidney and Scottsbluff Set for Western Neb Breaker clash
Sidney Maroons visit Scottsbluff Bearcats in a top conference showdown. Both teams lead unbeaten in league play and boast veterans led by Rex Reed for Sidney and coach Leg Stangle for Scottsbluff. Key players include Bob Lundberg Lennie Darnell and Pearson with Darnell set to start and Darnell back after eligibility.
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Scottis Bluff
Alliance
Sidney
Bulldogs
Western Nebraska
Rex Reed
Bob Lundberg
Lennie Darnell
Durnell
Maroons
Reed
Pearson
Potter (By Mrs Roy MacAdam)
Mr and Mrs L A Weimers of Hemingford were injured in a mobile accident near Angora last Saturday. Mrs Weimers suffered a broken nose and Mr Weimers numerous cuts and bruises. Their small daughter was not driving the car. Thomas Iverson and Emil Nelson drove to Cheyenne Monday where Iverson entered the Veteran's hospital for observation and treatment. Potter high school faculty hosted the grade teachers at the regular monthly meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs John Seyfarig. After the business meeting auction bridge entertained the group.
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Esther Shaw
Viola Mudge
Sidney
Ray Mathewson
Wyoming
Messrs
Claus
Harry Arp
Sam Wickstrom
Sam
Kenneth Wickstrom
Gering
R. F. Chapman
Lodgepole
Bill Tomlison
Sunnyside
Washington
Elmer Seyfang
John Nelson
E. E. Browning
Illinois
Missouri
Ray Fisher
William Hagemeister
Angola
Metro
Welyde
Brady
Kimball
Ralph Binning
Powell
Ray
Fisher
L. A Weimers
Hemingford
Angora
John Seyfarig
FSA Clients To Get Medic Plan Benefit
Nebraska rural rehabilitation action by the Nebraska Medical Association and Farm Security Administration expands medical care for about 25 000 needy farm families. The plan provides low cost medical service funded by government loans, with committees to review bills and a potential future group hospital plan. Dr J J Hompes elected council president. A P Overgaard reelected secretary.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Medical Association
Farm Security Administration
L. A. White
State Association House, of Delegates
Omaha
Beatrice
J. Jd. Hompes
Lincoln
Council
Dexter King
York
A. P. Overgaard
Omahd
FSA
Council Medical Associations
Sidney Draw Local Social and School News
Mr and Mrs Sam Chambers and son spent Sunday at the C S Chambers home. Carl Johnson and children visited John Glance at Gurley. Bill Spicknell and George Kretz called on Mans Evers. Frank Kurz called at John Kurz home. Bert Walker and C Mohart visited Hugh Cortney. Sidney shoppers include Fred Anderson. District 36 school children publish a newspaper sold at the school house for three cents. John Deere show drew many neighbors in Sidney. Horace Owens missing school due to snow. other locals visited.
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Carl Johnson
John Glance
Gurley
Bill Spicknell
George Kretz
Mans Evers
Frank Kurz
Ceclia
Marjorie
C. S. Chambers
al Koester
Bert Walker
Fred Anderson
Sidney
John Kurz
Bill Parkert
Hooper
Colorado
Henry Evers
Horace Owens
Harvey
Kenneth Benzel
Johnson Boys
Gladys Chambers
Viola Juedes
Margaret Mohatt
Dr Leo J Thomas Chiropractor and Naturopath
Dr Leo J Thomas operates as a chiropractor and naturopath at the Osburn Building. The listing notes his professional focus and location, indicating a combined practice in manual therapy and natural health approaches within a single historic address.
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Leo J. Thomas
Osburn Building
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Reinmuth and Sons
Tallon Audit Co
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L. B. Murph
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