Legislative actions in Lincoln week review
Summary of activity in the Nebraska legislature at Lincoln over the past week. The House passed an emergency mortgage foreclosure moratorium and a repeal of the intangible tax, rejected Senate amendments to the Stringfellow auto fee bill, and appointed a conference committee. Bills advanced or passed covered gas bootlegging penalties, state land lease relief, and prison transfers. Several measures seek to modify tax, banking, county farm bureau, and city classifications, with debates on emergency clauses and nonresident insurance licenses. The Senate passed malpractice limitation bills, and the House moved bills on county treasurers and insurance restrictions, with a governor code revision referral and final conference actions noted.
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Senate
State
York Womans Reformatory
Douglas County
Phi Omega Pi Society
Milford
Omaha
Insurance Department
Lincoln
Judiciary Committee
Elections Committee
Strinefellow
House
Community Notes From Grand Prairie Social Roundup
A wide array of visitors and gatherings mark the Grand Prairie week. Local residents hosted and attended farm and club events, dinners, and a holiday meeting at Liberty school house while many traveled to Sidney and Gurley for meetings, sales, and dances.
Potter Items and Local Social Notes
Potter items report visits from Nellie Wheeler of Boulder and Ed Harrison party members seen on Potter streets. Activities include booster club meeting at Wells cafe with Raymond Slocumb and Ray Arrell. American Legion feed after basketball. Edna Seyfang and Mrs John Seyfang in Kimball. Local scraps note school absence due to arm injury and a trip by John Witt party with Lila Mae, 274 years old, joining the Witt home.
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August Nelson
Claus Arp
Taylor Hospital
Nellie Wheeler
Boulder
Colo
G. L. Rogers
Sidney
Ed .Harrison
Stanley Davis
Emil Carlson
Teddy Carlson
Missetta Moon
R. A. Babcock
Phyllis
Janice
C. H. Arp
Harry Arp
Lawrence Schwartz
N. S. Miller
L. F. Johnson
Federal Land Bank of
Lila Mae
Peter Hansen
J. Earl Thayer
L. R. Burns
St. Paul
Minn
George Marsh
J. M. Hughes
Bess Blair
Hughes
Potter Reserves
Dalton
Potter
High School
Dalton Figh
Dalton Town
H. Stevens
Dewey Lovall
J. W. Lovall
Kline
Sidney area farm prices and community life notes
Market prices for farm poultry and butterfat appear alongside a crowded local social calendar. The piece lists chicken weights and prices, recounts visits and dinners around Sidney, and reports on sales, parties, and school events, with brief notices of illnesses, plays, and church services.
Lorenzo News: Rural Social and Union Gatherings Reported
Community notes show farmers holiday meeting at Meier hall with attendance, Farmers Union sessions at the school house, and multiple visits among local families including the Robertsons, Meiers, Flemings, Walkers, and Deitrichs. Activities span Sunday gatherings, dinners, and neighborly calls across Gurley, Sidney, and surrounding households.
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Sam Irwin
Unicon
Anchor School
Sem Irwin
Roy Tremain
J. H.gell
Community Notes of Local Visits and Gatherings
Local residents list a string of visits and social gatherings from Monday to Sunday. Families including the Nelsons, Olsens, Hadley, Madden, and Larsons host and attend dinners, with guests such as the Downses, Whitneys, and Werbeldsheimer.
Local Highlights From East Center Echoes of School and Social Life
East Center notes recollect Sunday visits at the Maier and Leger homes, birthday party for John Connelly, and a surprise visit to the Tank family. Reports say the basketball team beat Goodview 10 to 7 and several pupils earned perfect attendance and spelling stars. A health education program in the hot lunch club discusses digestion, nourishment, and health habits.
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Earl Leger
Sam Keller
Dona Maier
W. FF. Waite
Betty Ladine
Walter Rebbins
John Connelly
Newghborhood
Jeh
W. F Waite
R. Berry
J. O. Lobb
Sylvia
En Tank
Pfiter
Louis Reimers
Goodview
Paul Larsen
Lois and
Roseanna Bitcyoch
Sylvia Lebb
Ethelyn Swanson
Mexico
Ruth Reiners
Leetla Messmer
Observer Sees Farm Prices to Rise as 1933 Turn Nears
Harold Hedges of the agricultural outlook predicts a recovery in farm prices in 1933 as business conditions improve. He notes farmers faced lingering distress, cattle and dairy markets show gradual gains, prices for horses may fall behind, and a shift in price relationships could affect profitability once a crop is harvested.
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Harold Hedges
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Lyle Schaeffer
T. G. Wadcé2ll
Lucile
Ed Miles
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H. H. Misegadis
Mens Johnson Aeme
Albert Johnson
Darlene
L. A. Pearson
Harold Omel
Harold Tremain
Clever Circle Club
Wednessey
Alva Hart
Ray Rexroth
Dorothy
Ray Tremain
Hart
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Alice
Dan Rupert
Earl Johnson
Mons Johnson
Leslie Johnson
J. C. Jorgensen
Henry Kragel
Albert
Walter
Gustav
W. O. Johnson
Ethel Irwin
Gurley
Charles Welton
Welton
Farmers Union Shipping Asssociation
Carl Thomas
Donald
Dorothy Irwin
T. G. ‘Waddell
Glen Bales
Robert Quinn
Lee Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Harper
Lyle Schasffer
Mons Joneson
Ben Jurgens
Craries Welton
Kragel
Joe Lucas
J. H. Gell
Beatrice Nelson
Charles Smith
Alma Meyer
Mildred Hart
Walter Frerichs and Sons
Albert Frerichs
Neva June Roberts
Chappell
John Olson
Lawrence Nelson
Frances Foye
Arthur Wallace
Robert
Doris
Evelyn
Clarice
Planck
Ernie Flessner
Alfred
Anna Jorgensen
Guy
Ruth Weaver
William Frerichs
Henry Hargens
Chris Rehde
Dorothy Gade
Lillie
Hazel Gade
Fred
Ethel
Dorethy
Sadie Irwin
Art Wallace
Lucile Hiett
Paul
Merle Pearson
E. A. Johnson
Lemoyne
W. Wi. Craig
Wayne
Byron
Frances’ Fare
A.L. Roberts
Chappall
Carl Christ
la Verna
Florence Thurston
J. O. Jeergensens
Nels Johnson
May
J. Grigreader
Henry Flessner
Martin
Wir
Fred Windsheim
N.S. Miller
Marion Bradley
Cheyenne
Ford Weikhorst
Johnson Store
Dix Checker Club
Potter Club
Dix
Frank Flessner
Alva O'Hart
Mildred
Helen
Bob Rexroth
Leona
John Seifer
Charles ‘Welton
John Neary
Henry Filessner
Frank
Edme
Forrest
Fred Windsheimer
Alfred Jorgensen
Charles Weélton
Ralph
August
Will Gade
Ben Planck
Lurdl
Paw
Lowell -Hekom
Cecil Tremain
Harry Tesar
H. S. Schaeffer
Lyle
John Hokom
Joan
Oliver
Wilson
Lavern
Clinton
Hadda Hadden
Edna
Leola
Otto Radaditz
Vicle
Leverett
Knights of the Mystic Sea
Meier Hall
Elmer Fulton
Ben
Clyde Robertson
Luther Gusastas
High Schcol
Senic
W T. Koetss
Robert Robertson
Frank Maier
Clyde Roebertson
Yack
Guy Terman
J. W. Bertramson
Dewey Larson
Roscoe Madden
Maurice Nelson Teme
Barbara Whitney
LaVonne Vesey
Edson Madden
Restos Madden
Lorenzo News
Ethel Payzant
Myr
James Walker
Vernon
F. G. Meier
J. D. Bolton
Meier
Frank Meier
Ed Cortney
Grandma Cortney
Murrel -Crosby
Robert Schweitzberger
Joe Deitrich
Jack Peters
J. D. Belton
Ralph Fleming
Floyd ‘Fleming
Ed Walker
Ronald Dean Paris
Boby
Emmett Robertson
Vera Anderson
Ted Fleming
Nick Brancshlenbach
A. M. Smitheff Sterling
George Fleming
Ed Meier
Walter ‘Kinnie
Bo Vivian Herpoldswetmer
Svend Olsen
Maurice Nelson
Gustafson
J. M. Bertramsen
George Whitney
E. R Hadley Cee Myr
Walters
James LaBrela
Frank Downs
Geraldine Downs
Denver
C. P. Herboldsneimer
Voyce
Amy
Ann Larson
Delores
Alice Carol Nelson
Norman Treebaugh
Olsen Boys
Henry James
J HH. Madden
Joh. Carlson
Charles Warner
Dewey
Carl Larson
Gus Terman
Frank Peetz
Andrew Anderson
L. BK. Nelson
V. A. Nelson
C. BP
Toldsheimer
E. M. Nelson
C. A. Glassburn Neme
John Rasmussen
J. W. Bertrams
Harvey Hiett
Mildred Nelson
Vivian Herboldsheimer
Dale Hubbard
F. Nelson
Sunia “Ab
Janis Whitney
Winda Jean Werbeldsheimer
Jens Olsen
Denyer
East Center
Leola Messner
Robert Zuhlke
Betty Jean Reiters
Ardis Neibuhr
Mars Louise Birdwell
Cottage Grocery
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