Attorney General Rules on Real Estate Valuation and Local Reductions
Taxpayers leagues and county officials pressed deliberations on assessment values. The attorney general holds that state or county boards may lower land values this year if 1930 figures are higher than other property, by petition to the county board. If many boards act, the state board will be prompted to equalize real estate with other classes in spring meetings. Lowering assessments must reflect actual value to maintain uniform taxes, else county rates may rise to meet needed revenue. The opinion cites Section 77-1702 and constitutional provisions on uniform taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stander
Louisville
Cass County Taxpayers League
State Board
County Board of Equalization
Gardens Claim Interest of County Women Taking Local Project Courses
County farm bureau opens a series of monthly lessons for families, focusing on home food production and cost reduction. Miss Leona Davis and project leaders in Sidney outline menus, garden plans, and daily diet essentials, inviting all families to engage in gardening, canning, baking, and sewing education during 1931 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Farm Bureau
Leona Davis
Sidney
Willey
Miss Davis
Main Roads Must Be Improved Before Minor Ones Declares
F E Everett of the American association of state highway officials says federal aid should target main state and federal roads first to extend benefits to local roads. He warns inferior surfaces raise costs, hinder maintenance, and strain local funds, urging continued federal support for a higher type of road system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Everett
American Association of State Highway Officials
Everett
T H. MacDonald
US Bureau of Public Roads
Committee On Post Offices and Post Roads
U. S. Senate
United States
Federsl
W. G. Armstrong
National Rural Letter Carriers Association
Committee On
Post Offices
U.S. Senate
Christmas seal sales report praises Nebraska drive success
Nebraska citizens bought 30245.73 worth of Christmas seals in the tuberculosis association drive. The final report, issued by executive secretary Miss Alice Marshell, shows a 6090. less than last year but notes wide rural demission and many communities unable to participate. Douglas county leads per capita with 4.09 seals, Burt 4.02, Lancaster 4. Oak land tops towns with 2008 per capita, money remains for local tuberculosis health work. Dr F W Heagey commends chairmen for strong effort amid economic distress. 1931 sale is praised as a great success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Alice Marshell
Marsell
Gertrude Welson
Cheyenne
Douglas County
Burt County
Lancaster County
Oakland
F. W. Heagey
Nebraska Tuberculosis Association
County urges use of March extension lesson for farming
The county farm bureau asks every family to utilize the March extension lesson since the garden will play a key role in farm home living expenses this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Farm Bureau
Unclear fragment on unification and propositions
A brief fragment discussing unification for hooking up proposals to types and individuals, mentioning hits and routes followed. The text is fragmented with ambiguous meaning and lacks clear actors or events.
Pioneer Nebraskan is Dead Funeral Service Held Here Sunday
Rasmus O Willis of Gurley died March 18 1932 after years of newspaper work in Nebraska and Colorado He was born January 29 1853 in Palmyra Missouri and married Anna Robbins in 1880 The family includes eight children and 12 grandchildren Survived by wife Anna and all but one child Funeral services were held at Rice funeral home Sidney and interment at Beemer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasmus O Willis
Gurley
Nebraska
Willis
Colorado
Rasmus
Palmyra
Ing
Missouri
Anna Robbins
Suvive
Deane
Guy
Howard
S. D
Rolla
Grand Meadow
Minn
Rice Funeral Home
Sidney
Rev. Sargent
Beemer
East Gurley Social Roundup Brightens Week
Sidney visitors and Gurley residents swap calls and dinners across a busy week. Families like Nelck, Hinrichs, Jurgens, Miles, Rowan, and Gibbons figure in frequent visits and suppers from Monday through Sunday. Local shoppes, hospital moves, and garden club notes color the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lukens
Ervin Hinrichs
Charles Nelck
Thurma
Sidney
John Hinrichs
Neral Rowan
Gurley
Verron
Harold Gibbons
Ray Miles
Sexton
Wayne Gilbert
Vernon Nelck
Earl Johnson
Frank Rowan
Charles Neick
Vernon
Herman ‘Thompson
Laiten Hospital
Chris Veyerts
S J Flora
Garden Club
Frank Knox
Wayre Gilbert
Otto Kruger
Henry Hinrichs
George Miller
William Nelck
Gus Thonmipsen
George Burke
Frank
Ernest Kieselhorst
Thurma Neick
Carl Feldman
Harvey
Bert Gibbons
Eena Feldman
Cail Feldman
S. J. Fiora
Herman Thompson
Diphtheria Quarantine Extends to East Dalton Family
Emil Marx two children and Marguerite Hardyside are named victims of diphtheria in East Dalton. The home has been quarantined and each member has been inoculated. Mrs. Handy-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dios
Emil Marx
Marguerite Hardyside
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Omaha Bee-News
J. C. Livone
the Star Market
Frank Schwasnick
Prop
East Gurley
By Thurma Nelck
Frank Morey
Morley
William Neick
Oto Kruger
Sexton AhIm
Dalton
Mons Johnson
S D. Ahlm
Edna Feldman
Mrs
Grover Larsen and Sons
Neal Rowan
F. A. Rowan
L. F. Cunningham
R. O. Willis
Ruth Jobe
M. Evarsonige
Kallenback
Helen Engiert
al Blackween
Amos
R. R
Carl Christensen
Lloyd Yowell
Ladies Aid
Vivian Jobe
Jean, Arthur
Anita Rathman
Harold Kallenback
Howard Zehn
Pearl Christensen
Goodyear
DODGE
GAS — Skelly Aronax
M. W. Osborn Motor Co
Sidney, Nebraska
East Dalton
By Ruth Jobe
Prthu
Paras An Ainty
the Merchants Biscuit Co
Denver
Florist
Sidney Greenhouse
the Kings
City Auditorium
Grabill’s Merrymakers Pieces
In Sidney
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