Officials Get Tax Briefing for Nebraska Counties
About 95 county officials including clerks and assessors from seven western Nebraska counties attended a tax assessment clinic in Gering. State Tax Commissioner M Armstrong called the meeting a success. He described new laws from the last legislature raising assessment regulations and the assessor’s duties, including reporting, added penalties, and board oversight to ensure property is fully reported. District and field staff outlined burdens on tangible and intangible property, with emphasis on improving accuracy of assessments and uncovering unreported values.
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Anynty
Nebrasa B
Gering
M. Armstrong
Ing
Amstrong
Eer
Ncipai
D. Holston
Tax Office
North Platte
Board of Equality
T. P. Smith
Field
Omaha
Conslation Board
Kimball
Ner
Scotts Bluff
Morrill
Cheve
Garden
Queuel
Armong
Douglas
Nebraska Rural Youth Recreation Leaders Train Schools Dates
Alexander announced dates and locations for Nebras ka Rural Youth Train Schools. The first session December 2 and 3 at Grand Island with Columbus December 4 and 6. Scottsbluff hosts December 8 to 10 and North Platte December 12 and 13. Each school has seven sessions from 10 a.m. and focuses on folk dances and recreation activities. Rural Youth members 4-H leaders church workers farm groups invited.
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Tember
Nebraskaral
Alexander
eThe
Grand Island
Columbus
Scottsbluff
North Platte
Junior Red Cross Drive Underway in Sidney Schools
Miss Marie Nicholson announces the annual Junior Red Cross membership drive across Sidney Public schools from November 1 to 15 with a goal of full enrollment. Sub-chairmen lead each school, Englis classes stage two plays to boost interest, proceeds aid veterans’ hospital treats, and fall donations support children’s fund and national headquarters activities.
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Red Cross
Sidney Public
Marie Nicholson
Donald Shipman
Joe
Marian Sherwood
Ardlen Simpson
Donald Sabiuu
Luin Losinkroger
Raymord Anthony
Mary Lou Butts
Louise Eweet
John McWilliams
Buddy Osborn
Lee Sellers
Jeannie Livingston
Charles Bagby
Bl] Welch
Donald Keedea
Oeala Brignt
Arlna Hare
Beverly Wasser
Marcélyn Dedrick
Autcors
Miss Nicholson
Lincoln
Fort Meade
Junior Red Cross
Chilren’s Fund
St. Louis
Beet Harvest Progress and 1946 Sugar Beet Payments
Sugar beet harvest in Scottsbluff area and surrounding stations is about 80 percent complete with Gering around 60 percent. M S Clement, Scottsbluff factory manager, notes better sugar content than last year and strong deliveries, aided by favorable conditions. About 409 machines operate with ~60 acres per machine. labor shortages exist but not critical. Great Western Sugar plans final crop payments around November 19 totaling about 664000 in Colorado Nebraska area and 148000 Billings Lovell district, with growers receiving roughly 33.3 million in Western territory overall. Total grower receipts for 1946 approach 33.3 million, with payments per ton varying by district and sugar content. First 1947 beets deliveries through November 4 to be announced later.
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Scottsbluff
Sidney
Potter
M S. Clement
Clement
Thisrea
Cerin
North Plate Valley
Scottstruff
Great Western Sugar Company
Frank A. Kemp
Amun
Billings
Mont
Lovell
Wye
Colorado-N E
Reske
Wheatland
Colorado-Nebraska- Wheafield
Billings-Lovell
Great Western Territory
Clorado-Nebraska-Wheatland
Bilings-Lovell
Kems
Community notes from South Colton and nearby visits
Local residents share a flurry of visits and travels. Mr and Mrs John Williams of Irenzo join Murrel Crosby hosts as J Lisen calls at Wayne Elen, with Cecil Hurt’s business trip to Cerine. H J Eisen and Maudlyn attend AAL at Arnold Sundermas home. Murre Cressy and Ce cil Funt visitors. Several others visit, travel to Pine Bluffs for REA business, or head to Aztec for fencing land. Fannie and Wendell Draper visit grandparents as Arnold and Mrs Draper travel, while Plainview Chile plans a meeting at Murrel Crosby’s home. Lorraine Perricek and Shirley Crosby share visits. Fredham, stationed in Washington DC, spends Monday with relatives W R Deorce family. John Ferricek calls on Murrel Crosby Thursday evening.
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John Williams
Irenzo
Murrel Crosby
J. Lisen
Wayne Elen
Cecil Hurt
Gcerine
Murrell Cresby
John Hornicek
Joe Bornicek
H. J. Elsen
Frank Mey
Fetert Irwin
Allen Kahl
Pine Bluffs
REA
Curtis
Ed Elsen
Aztecn Crlr
WPR Cestree
Fannie
Wendell Draper
Gurley
Mendy
Hs Ureole
W. R Deorce
Lorraine Perricek
Shirley Croby
John Ferricek
Insects Tour Showcases Conservation Work Nearby
Cheyenne courty soil conservation service survey was held on Wednesday to observe conservation work done over the past year. Lee Girardot of the SCS explained the tour aimed to inform supervisors for the annual report and prepare for the coming year. Participants included Scottsbluff district conservationist Kenneth Wadzard, Girardot, and SCS staff, plus supervisors Orde Johnson Sidney chairman Rex Carey Dalton vice chairman LeMoyne Johnson Lochence secretary treasurer Lester Willoughby Petter and Berton Cunningham Curley.
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Cheyenne Courty Soil Conservation Service
Syrey Isere
Lee Girardot
SCS
Scottsbluff
Kenneth Wadz-1
STS
Orde Johnson Sidney
Rex Carey
Dalton
LeMoyne Johnson
Lochence
Lester Willoughby
Petter
Berton Cunningham
Curley
The Telegraph Title Fragment
A fragmentary newspaper line from The Telegraph appears, mentioning typewriter or pencil carbon paper and regal size stationery. The snippet hints at office supplies or reproduction methods without detailing an event or outcome.
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THE
Telegraph
Need vi ing rards at the Telegraph
Local note offers printing or engraving of visiting cards at THE TELEGRAPH with options for printed or engraved cards.
Sunol Social News From Mrs Caldwell Circle
Mrs Caldwell reports a Tuesday dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs A J Englert with guests including Mr and Mrs A A Fenske and Mr and Mrs J B Ruttner. Several locals and visitors from Lodgepole Cheyenne North Platte and Sidney attend recent gatherings and visits across Nebraska and Iowa.
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A. J. Englert
A. A. Fenske
J. B. Ruttner
H. Glassturn
Lodge
Ole
H. Miseradis
Paul Miseged
Jerry
Earl Vonn- 50N
Jimmy
Gerld Johnson
J‘mmy Cole
Timmy
Sidney
M. O. Smith
Mershal Harrison
Aeuchter
Cheyenne
Wyo
L. H. Brodrup
Russell Welliver
Taby
North Flatte
Tom Hutell
Cullen
Ray Smith
North Platte
Brady
Anna Huston
Hame
Searshore
Iowa
Severl
H. L. Euston
Senate pans tecot or one half sive
Unable to determine readable facts from the provided OCR fragment.
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Senate
Mrs Mitchell Wins Divorce From James A Mitchell
In a Tuesday morning hearing before District Judge J L Tewell, an absolute divorce was granted to Mrs Selma C Mitchell from James A Mitchell. She cited non-support and extreme cruelty, obtaining custody of the children and $25 monthly support until the youngest turns 18. The couple married February 20, 1919, and have lived in Wetraska since.
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J. L. Tewell
Selma C. Mitchell
James A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Mitchells
Wetraska
Teal Record Books for Tax Records
No-nonsense ledger system urged for farmers and business men to organize income tax records. Endorsed by lawyers and income tax consultants as the IDFAL method, featured in The Telegraph.
Rummage Sale Set for City Auditorium Basement
St Martha's Guild of the Episcopal Church sponsors a rummage sale today and tomorrow in the city auditorium basement. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach with items priced to move.
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City Auditrium
St. Martha’s Guild of the
Episcopal Church
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Spearow Equipment CO
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Mire H J Fisen
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U. S
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I. A. Caldwell
Len Miller
Lodgepole
Grant
Rufus Olson
Mrs. Mitchell
Mrs
John Serviang
KKK
K. Gontz Brewing CO
IDFAL
the Telegraph
Dino
Sinclair
Pearlie Copley
Sinclair Refining Company
Widney, Nebraska
Kennedy Brothers
12Th
Illinois
James Rezac
Western Implement Coo
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Western Implement Company
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Massey-Harris
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Western Implement CO
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