Senate Judiciary Committee Moves Goff Prohibition Bill
Washington reports the senate judiciary committee votes to recommend passage of the Goff bill with amendments to strengthen liquor law enforcement. It excludes DC police expansion into neighboring states and limits search warrants for private dwellings to stills in use. La Guardia reveals a Pittsburgh rumor that Hazelwood Brewing runs at full blast.
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Money Allocated For Tuberculosis Fight by State
Washington announces allotments from a $750,000 emergency fund for cattle tuberculosis eradication. Illinois receives 150,000, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Wisconsin 100,000 each, Massachusetts 40,000, Kansas 5,000, with 155,000 remaining to be divided among eleven states. Funds usable before July 1 ahead of a larger eradication appropriation.
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Beef Grading Marks Destroyed Case At Chicago Packing
A federal grand jury indicted Chicago Packing company and president Ignatz Katz for destroying government inspectors marks on beef. Indictments also named stock buyers George Parmenter and John P. Reilly for conspiring to violate the stock yards act of 1907. The actions are seen as potentially exposing broader irregularities at the Union stock yards.
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Gypsy King Dies in East Springheld Camps
Steve John seventy five king of a leading Gypsy tribe in America died of heart failure at his camp near Led Idee House Crossing. The death closes a long era for the Gypsy community in the region with tributes expected from tribal leaders and local authorities.
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Girl Friend of Lincoln Dead in Worcester Mass
Mrs. William J. Nees, once a personal friend of Abraham Lincoln in girlhood, has died at her daughter’s home in Worcester. Born in Cettyeblar, Pa., she was a longtime figure in local society and remembered for her early connection to the famed president.
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Nebraska News Bits and Business Across The State
Nebraska reports three million dollar theaters planned in Omaha and a new Morrill cheese factory starting strong. Hebron plans a Fourth of July celebration while Farmers State Bank at Helvey dissolves. Central City to begin a $40000 poultry and cream house. 6000 Nebraskans to attend Chicago Eucharistic Conference in June. Burlington to switch to motor cars between Kearney Aurora Hastings. A D May of Minatare achieves a 65 year old tooth. Vincent C Hascall of Omaha elected Lions Clubs president in Lincoln. Robert Wise of Omaha dies from scalding accident. Lincoln hosts 400 top club youths May 31 to June 5. Nebraska aims to host 1997 National Editorial association convention. Midstate baseball league formed with Beatrice Columbus Fremont Grand Island Hastings Kearney Ley York. Lees family tree burial planned at University Hall, Lincoln. Adams County District 69 closes rural school. Gas tax receipts for April exceed $250,000, up $50,000 from 1925. Memorial Day set for May 31, recall rules shift holiday. Bridgeport High School honors 37 letter recipients for athletics and scholastic activity. Nebraska delegation pushes Upper Missouri navigation in Washington. Over 10,000 Nebraska teachers to attend six summer schools statewide. Hoover visits Hamilton County. Fairfax Dashiell named state champion extemporaneous speaker. Seven cattle lots sold in Nebraska agriculture experiments. Dr May L Flanagan elected president of Nebraska Association of Medical Women. State Bank guaranteed fund takes charge at Harvard. Over a third of American Legion posts in Nebraska exceed 1926 membership.
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Local Social Notes From Sund Area Menu
Sorth Sund residents and neighbors share visits and activities this week. Harry Louderback wrote insurance in Sund while Joe Vouler called near Chappell. The Killham family’s son improved after illness and Helen Otties faced mastoid surgery in Sterling. Doris Miles celebrated her eleventh birthday with family and friends as J C Miles hosted visitors Sunday.
Local notes from North Divide and Sidney communities
North Divide residents attended Tactakuredte services at the M FP chanrel Sunday evening. Mrs Clarence Py phoned Mrs J AO Cheam Friday. RoR Owens visitors included My, Mrs Md Schaiueile and two sons, plus Wilson sisters of Div, Wm Hernty, Mroo, and Mrs Al Marsh. Charley Krueger and Catherine Jiaminer also visited. Mrs Fred Seimers went to Sidney Wednesday. Hubert Owens sprained his ankle Sunday. Dr Parlor photographed it. School closed in district No 11. pupils and families picnic at Olson's grave. Hubert and Eleanor Owens visited Ed Schnuelle’s north of Dix for Phart’s birthday on May 21. Dr Barger attended Thorvey Bell home midweek. Mrs Kell in poor health. John Jones sold veal to Central Market Monday. Corn planting near complete. small grain looking better than years. School closed in district No 77 with Friday picnic. children and parents enjoyed. Many local women attended tabernacle meeting Thursday afternoon. Mrs Rose’s address well received. North Sidney club met at Ed Wolverton home. fourteen members present. Mrs Wolverton assisted by Mrs Fred Selmers and served a fine lunch. Wm B Hornby visited St R Owens home Wednesday.
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North Sidney Community Notes Roundup
Mrs Anna Kinton visited the Paul Sparks home Thursday morning. Mrs Bert Walker and Mrs Jim Sparks called at the John Kurt Howe on the south divide on Wednesday. The North Sidney club met at Ed Wolverton’s Wednesday with good attendance. Hostess assisted by Mrs Seimers. Next meeting June 17 at Schwartz home. Virgil Ely ill recent days. Louie Hailey visited Paul Sparks Thursday. Mrs C B Kinston drove to Sidney Saturday afternoon.
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Bert Walker
Jim Sparks
John
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Ed’ Wolverton
Virgil Ely
Eick
Louie Hailey
Mix
Carl Brabooma
Mike Schwartz
North Sidney Area Social and Sporting Notes
Mrs Clyde Siaton and party dined at the El Diet Piraiies on Sunday. A game was played Sunday on the North Sidney diamond with the scare in five. Benefit for the North Sidney hall planned for Miner Choan's Saturday night. J Sparks and L Tailey had dinner at Paul Sparks home. Locals attended Krueger's lake picnic on Monday. Mrs Clyde Kinton drove to Sidney Tuesday morning. Alex Sterling took his eldest son Louis to the doctor Tuesday morning.
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Mees
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Mroo
Jol Wevet
North Sidney
North Sidnes
North Sidney Hall
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Jim Sparks
Lonie Tailey
Paul Sparks
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West Sidney Social Notes from District 27
The item lists a series of local activities including a district No 27 school picnic on the last day of school, family visits and dinners with neighbors Sprenger and Klig Shoppers from Louie Scheer and daughters, Elmer Kragel’s hog sale, Irene Weatherwax visiting Lodge Pole sisters, Grace Cradit and Roy Anderson’s Friday evening at Alfred Sprenger’s, Violet Cradit’s return to Sidney, C T Watters and daughter accompanying to Sidney, Tuln and Bessie Reineka at J T Killham’s, Violet Cradit overnight at Hf Hammond’s, Trene Weatherwax and Frances Gross at F H Kragel’s, Alfred Sprenger and son shopping in Sidney, Glassburn family at tabernacle in Sidney, Jack Rohde visiting Elmer Kragel Saturday.
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Lodge Pole
Grace Cradit
Roy Anderson
Alfred Sprenger
Violet
Trene Weatherwax
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Family Visit Notes and Local Gatherings
Fred Stowe called on Lseheer on Whareday Mow Will Alin and daughter spent a few days last week with Mrs. Thin ean in Sidnes.
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Mrs Knight and Daughter Attend Meeting on Wednesday
Mrs Knight and her daughter called out AJ Mo and Amlersoi Trams Wednesday afternoon, with Ebner Kragel and Mr Atkine present. The irregular names and phrasing suggest a local civic or social event report from a neighborhood page.
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