4B independent newspaper notice of publication rate
The item lists the newspaper name 4B independent published at 211 Central Avenue Sidney Nebraska and notes publication days Tuesday and Friday mornings. It identifies locality as City of Kid mey Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska and records post office mailing and second class status with subscription rates in advance including outside zone and within zone pricing.
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Central Avenue
Sidney
Nebraska
Kidmey
Cheyenne County
Restrictions Breed Disrespect for Law, Driver Speed cited
An opinion argues that excessive and conflicting traffic rules create lawlessness and distrust. It contends that lower speed limits on downtown streets can still be dangerous and urges sensible, broad standards to improve highway safety and respect for law.
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United States
Congress of the United States
Sidney
Opening of a New Term Highlights Joy of School
Today marks the opening of another term as hundreds of children head to school with books and slates. The piece extols the American education system as a great privilege and essential to future success, noting pleasant schools, capable teachers, and the hope of global leadership.
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Knowledge Factory
Warren McCray retires to farm after political life
The Dayton News recalls Warren McCray, former Indiana governor, now retired to his farm. It notes hisBankrupt beginnings, legal troubles, and recovery of health behind prison walls. The piece comments on prison life vs business stress and hints at future public trust restored. It also muses on Prohibition politics and a forthcoming presidential election.
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Warren McCray
Indiana
Commonwealth
McCray
Salaries of Governors Across the States
A Scottsbluff Star Herald survey shows governors’ salaries range from 18,000 in Pennsylvania to 3,000 for New Hampshire South Dakota and Vermont. Most states pay 5,000 with several at 4,000 to 7,500, revealing general underpayment relative to office importance.
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Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
South Dakota
Vermont
Ilinois
Massachusetts
California
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Rhode Island
Nebraska
Nevada
Minnesota
Arizona
Kentuck
Florida
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Maryland
Oklahoma
Delaware
Tennessee
Texas
Tourists at Verdun Urged to Respect Sacred Dead
The Alliance Times-Herald condemns souvenir hunting at Verdun where tourists dig up skulls and even the Argentine tour firm provides spades. It stresses the soldiers who died there deserve reverence, not desecration, and urges keeping the field sacred while allowing modest relics.
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Alliance Times-Herald
Verdun
Farm relief in the city confronts urban voters
Rocky Mountain News notes that 70 percent of voters live in cities and says farm relief must be shown as directly affecting urban costs of living. Parties urge both sympathy and self interest to win farmer votes while educating the urban electorate on national welfare.
Wedding at Gurley Sparks Small Town Celebration
A Gurley ceremony last week drew a crowd after multiple rehearsals. The Kimball Observer notes an event that united families and friends, marking a memorable community moment despite limited details.
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Kimball Observer
Gurley
Telegraph Want Ad Refers To Sell Items
An old man over celebrates and cannot arrive. After an hour the pastor asks for a volunteer to give the bride away. A man from the back of the house, known for attending dances at Krueger's Lake, voices that the bride is no worse than others.
Falsehoods circulate about Hoover Smith and prohibition
Bridgeport News Blade quotes a column denouncing rumors that Hoover will grant distillery rights to backers, appoint judges to strike down prohibition, collude with England to lower farm prices, and push saloons near churches. It denies claims of immunity for bootleggers and other conspiracies, labeling them unfounded and partisan.
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Bridgeport News-Blade
Hoover
Mellon and Ware
Smith
Supreme Court
Senate
England
United States
Rome
Fall
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