Shorthorn Bull Brings Top Denver Market Price
Shorthorn breeder Carl Mahr of Sidney sold a 1995 pound roan bull at 17.50 per hundred, grossing 349.12, a Denver Record Stockman note. The 9 year old Superb Marshall, bred by M H Haskins & Son, surpassed prior Denver prices, as hogs in the shipment topped 27.75 per hundred. Mahr plans replacements Branith Emblem and Royal Jubilee, saying three Short horn types exist and polled bulls will be adopted when other ranches do.
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Moving Day Rules For Landlords And Tenants
The moving season brings questions on OPA rent rules. Patterson notes tenants must sign the tenancy change notice within five days and landlords may face rent increases only if authorized. Extra charges like deposits beyond one month are generally barred unless on the maximum rent date. The rent office can approve up to ten dollars for securing movable articles.
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Civil Service Offers Exams For Nurses
The Civil Service Commission announces a Student Nurse examination for training at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Washington D C. The 3 year course provides a total allowance of 752 dollars plus quarters, subsistence, laundry and medical care. The first class starts fall 1947. Applicants must have a four year accredited high school with 16 units including English, mathematics, science and social studies. Senior students may apply.
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Applicants Must Complete Courses by September 30 1947
They expect completion of the required courses no later than September 30 1947. A written test is required. Age limits are from eighteen to thirty five but applicants within six months of turning eighteen may apply. Further information and application forms may be obtained at the post office.
Important Assessor Bill Up Next Week
The legislature will not decide the elimination of precinct assessors or hire of full time county assessors until members return from their brief holiday next Wednesday. Bill L. B. 91 was set as a special order for that day after members were to discuss the issue with constituents at home.
Real Estate Values Show Little Change in Nebraska
State real estate commission secretary E. W. Leudtke said Nebraska city real estate is coming down little by little. Rural prices remain at the first of the year level with some sections showing a slight gain.
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Luedtke Predicts Tight Market as OPA Rules Continue
Luedtke notes rental demand stays high with OPA controls. He expects city real estate to remain steady until late winter, then soften as more new units enter the market. Farm land sale activity outpacing city property is reported, with further declines anticipated once new construction starts.
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Watch sale at the Gift Shop in War 0 UA
Fragmentary note mentions a watch sale at a shop named THE GIFT SHOP with an unclear reference to war and a number 57. No clear persons organizations or dates are given. The readable details point to a local sale event and an ambiguous geopolitical cue.
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