Senate approves repeal of ten day clause in marriage law
Lincoln reports the Senate backs the House in repealing the ten day clause in the marriage law and sends the measure to the Governor where it awaits signature. The session also sees heated debate over a one year levy for university buildings and efforts to limit future legislatures from binding endless appropriations.
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Ole Buck Lincoln
Senate
House
Scott
District’ Courts
Aupreme Court
Hae
Wingett
Vance
Tun
Ae Beth Howses
Lancaster County
Ashland
Berke
Seastor Jeary
Lincoln
Wim Wight
Wood
Laughlin
Saline County Court House
Crete
Seaston
Bo Star
Commission
Supreme ‘Court ‘Commission
Budget ‘Commission
forestry + commission
Atate
Board of ‘Accountancy
Atate Industrial Commission
Paneinn
Keck
Seattled Cousties
Stata
Capitol Commission
Ota Capitol
Fotka
McMullen
Soma
The
Tha. Verrerier
Troute
Reed
Apé
Meadow Lawn Notes See Many Local Visits and Events
Meadow Lawn community notes a flurry of visits and gatherings. Residents travel to Dalton and Gurley, with Mary Walsh returning from Cedaredge Colorado and Mary Latcavish visiting home. Neighbors frequent Ed Morrow and J. C. Kreader homes, and eighth grade exams are held in Dalton.
Local residents recap travel and events around Sidney
Mr and Mrs Wm Borcher motored to Sidney Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Pod Dalton also traveled to Sidney on Monday. Frank Muller butchered for Herman Schuberth on Monday. Mr land bira. Joe Gerler dined at the Rev Braunschwig family Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs G A Gemeinhardt and others shopped in Skiney Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Korameyer and family stayed Wednesday night at Rev Braunschwig’s. Ben Hilpert cooked soap for Mrs Wm Borcher Thursday. Fred Kormaeyer returned to Potter. Gemeinhardt learned his sister was killed in a Murphysboro tornado and left Thursday afternoon. Wm Borcher, Walter and Elmer Wittrock fel to Sidney Thursday, Walter bringing a Hart Par tractor home. Bea Hilpert family called on Rev Braunschwig Friday. Art Brandenburg motored to Potter Saturday.
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Borcher
Sidney
Pod. Dalton
Frank Muller
Herman Schuberth
Land
Joe Gerler
Wittrock
Braunechwig
Ora
Ben Hilpert
Wm. Borcher
Fred, Kormaeyer
Potter
Murphysboro
Gemeinhardt
Walter
Elmer Wittrock
Sidney ‘En
Bea
Hilpert
First National Bank Pays First Dividend
Receiver F Lyman distributes the first dividend from the failed First National Bank of Gering. Depositors receive ten percent of their deposits as the initial payment, with further payouts dependent on collections. Checks come from the Comptroller in Washington, issued late this week, and most of the 500 to 600 checks have been delivered.
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C. F. Lyman
First National Bank of
Gering Ha
Soeet Apn
Washington
Gering
Pours Oil On Fire Fatal Accident In Kitchen
Julius Welsh, living on the table land south of Lingle, died Thursday afternoon from burns received when oil was poured on a stove fire to hasten it. He was married with a large family. no eyewitnesses. Explosion shattered kitchen windows. room filled with smoke. Skeottedluft Star- Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius
Welsh
Gas story questioned by C B Ewing near Gering
C B Ewing, drilling south of Gering for water, spent Sunday at home and says a Cedar Valley gas rumor began months ago after an Index item claimed a gas vein was struck. He found no gas or water at 300 feet and moved twice before locating water they needed.
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C. B. Ewing
Gering
Cedar
Valley
Expert talk on a cheese factory at Fairview meeting
Experts discuss butterfat prices and marketing costs for the Fairview cheese plant. They consider expanding market reach and the impracticality of Kraft Cheese company taking over all output. George Boomer and Extension Service staff attended, with County Agent Nelson directing the sessions at Fairview and the Mitchell farm to aid local farmers.
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Fairview
Kraft Cheese Company
George Boomer
Tate Iuniversity Extension Service
Lincoln
Nelson
Pairview
Mitchell
Bridgeport News-Blade
Doan's Pills Backed by Local Testimony in Sidney
A Sidney reader Mr. Reiners, a retired farmer, touts Doan's Pills as a reliable kidney remedy. He describes backache episodes and kidney discomfort relieved after using Doan's Pills from Western Drug Company, calling them a household remedy and urging others with kidney or back issues to ask for the same product.
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Kidmey
Wr. Reiners
Doen
Doan
Mr. Reiners
Sidney
Reiners
Foster-Milburn
Mtrs
Buffalo
Custody Battle in Bridgeport Ends in Favor of Foster Care
Rosie Mar failed to regain custody as Merie Martines, who had cared for the child since shortly after birth, was ordered to continue custody. The decision, delivered in Bridgeport, emphasized the child’s best interests and stability.
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Rosie Mar
Saade
Ain
Merie- Martines
Bridgeport Herald
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League of Women Voters
Fisi
Grippe
Henry’ Mayer
Charles
Mrs. Hedlund
J. M. Kreader
Jake Eckert
R. R. Bovee
Pete ‘Nelson Hone
J. C. Kreader
Hedlund
Dalton
Balt Latcavish
J. Co
Kreader
Ed Walsh
Guill
John Rathbun
Gurley
Rae A
Bina
Davison
San Llama
Rex Hogers
Dal
Mise Badle Scott
Ed “Morrow
Sam. Eckert
Jake. Eckert
Cand
Cecil
James
Bérnholdt -Miller
Ed Morrow
Frank White
Saterday
Ed Zorn
Pari Panabaker
Mr.Chichester
Charles Scott
Bertha
Rose
Jessie
Elta
Eckert
Thelma
Zorn
Odetta
Ami
Teen Morrow
Loretta ‘Osborn
Ethel Galil
Colman
First National Bank
Milas
Buick Sevantea Opes
Autoasos
Re Phetegragmes
York
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