State of Nebraska Parties in Several Important Suits
State of Nebraska is party in several suits of great importance. Suit pending in federal court to require officers and soldiers on military reserves to pay property and intangible tax. Suit in Scotts Bluff county district court to compel the Mitchell irrigation district to obey state irrigation bureau orders and regulations. Suit to annul the sale of the municipal light plant at Ayr to a power company.
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Scotts Bluff
Mitchell Irrigation District
State Irrigation Bureau
Wyoming
Ayr
Suspects Arrested Over Counterfeit Quarters
Authorities say worthless coins were buried to hide detection as Gray spotted lighter weight and a slippery surface from quick silver. Sidney officers, in line for a reward if linked to a money ring, arrested the men before they fled the town.
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Sidney
Gray
Largest Class Ever to Graduate From Local School
The district announces the largest graduation cohort in local school history with more than 200 graduates. The list includes Vera C. Anderson Thelma Eileen Anthony Donald Addison Baker Neva Anna Bayne Viola E. Benish Beulah Grace Brewer Dorothy Alice Brewer and many others across multiple districts and parishes, reflecting growth since the principal tenure began. The ceremony marks a milestone for Sidney City Schools with graduates from various districts and parochial schools listed.
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Vera C. Anderson
Thelma Eileen Anthony Donald Addison Baker
Neva Anna Bayne Viola E. Benish Beulah Grace Brewer
Dorothy Alice Brewer
Thelma A. Brewer
Don C. Brewer
Arthur Busacker
Mary I. Call
Arthur Dale Chambers
Harold W
Governor Orders Prosecution Over Unpaid Gas Inspection Fees
The governor directs inspectors to press county attorneys to prosecute for unpaid gasoline inspection fees. If a county attorney refuses, the refusal must be in writing and the issue will be pursued through court action in the state. The move targets fueling the state’s own use with strict enforcement.
Notable Local Figures Named in Page One Continuation
Continued listing of residents including John Treinen Lewis Sterling Frank Zamarippa Edward Filbin Frances Kucera Martin Heeg Virgil Zwickl Benard Beyer Anthony Messing Bernard Grothe Charles Dalton Paul Dalton Leonard McGrane Merrill McGrane detailing names across the community roster.
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John Treinen
Lewis Sterling
Frank Zamarippa
Edward Filbin
Frances Kucera
Martin Heeg
Virgil Zwickl
Benard Beyer
Anthony Messing
Bernard Grothe
Charles Dalton
Paul Dalton
Leonard McGrane
Merrill McGrane
Slayter Proposes Saturday Parking Plan for City
Slayter suggests a solution to Saturday downtown parking by urging merchants to warn employees. He proposes a nominal penalty for businesses that park downtown, doctors exempt, while Sidney garage regulars offer to leave cars at home starting this Saturday. Also noted are beverage and gift shop promotions and film development services from local vendors.
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Sidney
Slayter
Audit of Council Bluffs gas firm nears completion
An audit of a gasoline company in Council Bluffs Iowa, alleged to owe Iowa and Nebraska significant taxes on gas sold without license payment, is expected to wrap up in about two weeks. The deputy treasurer calls it a big deal as the parent oil firm has promised to settle whatever Nebraska taxes are due.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Nebraska
Amateur boxing results from a multi-bout card
O Neil foul or absorbed punishment through six rounds. Weldon Thomas kayoed Jack Mathews in the opening three rounds of the amateur prelim. Riggs and Loebe fought to a draw in round two. Lewis defeated Butherus in round three. Collart beat Loebe in three rounds with a strong left. Poole defeated Contratto in three rounds. Contratto required medical attention for a heart area blow. Polisky defeated Busacker in three rounds. Polisky chased him but clean damage was minimal.
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O'Neil
Weldon Thomas
Contratto
Mike Polisky
Broadwater
Bill Busacker
Sidney
Polisky
Busacker
Grasshopper Control Tactics Spread Across County Farms
County agents urge farmers to scatter poison bran over waste land to kill hoppers hatching before moving to fields. Extension service notes ten pounds of arsenic bait can beat 100 pounds later, with agents Ulrich Townsend Stack coordinating local supplies and distribution. Cards detailing formulas and mixing spread to about 18 000 farmers, while westward prep continues as hopper activity rises in Adams County.
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Ulrich
Hal County
M C Townsend
Dodge County
Fremont
Towsend
J.P Stack
Nance County
Burt
Saunders
Douglas
Cuming
Ter
Bart
Adams County
Aeri- Cultural College
Governor Bryan Outlines Plan to Halt Gasoline Bootlegging
Governor Bryan proposed depuizing 20 inspectors in the Department of Agriculture to curb bootlegging as he criticized a Republican tax collection scheme that placed the gas tax with the state treasurer. He defended Treasurer Bass, saying he is doing his best under limited resources while noting bootleg fuel harms highway funds and legal distributors. Bryan pledged to grant authority to inspectors if Bass agrees, aiming to recover tax revenue for the state.
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Bass
Bsran
Broyan
Stael Highway Improvement Fund
Bryan
Final Villa: Oo Tall Pun
A fragmented notice outlines a real estate item titled Final Villa, with unclear details. The readable portion hints at a property sale or event concerning a villa named Tall Pun, but essential names, dates, or locations are not discernible.
Newspaper advertising plan to unify Nebraskas towns
Plans discussed at Alliance meeting propose allowing all local weeklies to enter the news service field and suspend separate publications. The goal is to regulate low rate telegraph wantads and support ads while consolidating news sheets to attract advertisers.
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Nebrask
Chadron
Alliance
Gage
Newness
Regularick
Jenkins and Moore In Draw In Midweek Fight Night
The Cheyenne fighter Moore endured a punishing onslaught from Denver challenger Jenkins in a hard fought draw. Moore showed stamina despite facial cuts and a battered body, while Jenkins coasted after a late tenth round. In the semi windup Neil Prince of Scottsbluff defeated Billy O Neil of Salt Lake City for a well earned decision.
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Jenkins
Ham
Neil Prince
Scottsbluff
Billy O’neil
Salt Lake City Negro
O'Neil
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