Senate committee and bill actions amid a tense Feb disruption
The piece describes a volatile Senate session with motions by Warner and Crepeey concerning bill No. 96 and revenue specifics. It notes a chaotic backdrop, a tremor of controversy, and questions over committee power to strike evidence while Harrison departs to speak in favor of his motion, highlighting procedural tensions and open investigation.
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Warner
Gested
Senate
Harrison
Hall of Burt
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Wall of Sherman
Fragmentary local notice on imminent reserve action
A damaged OCR fragment references reserves and a meeting next week involving Webster and Sueny of an organization. Details are unclear but imply a planned move or report about permanent reserves and a committee.
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Webster
Senate Debates on Tax, Rent, and Grace Days
The session covers school building taxes with notice requirements and a final passage on Senate File 33 about tenants holding over. MPs discuss Hall's repeal of days of grace, with bankers and lawmakers citing charges and the law's obsolescence amid broad criticism.
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Sheldonfi
Senate
Hall
Marshall
Wall of Sherman
Shylock
Eliza
Anderson
Saline
Jennings
Thayer
Revenue committee moves on grain lien bill for Nebraska
The regular session opened with the revenue committee considering De ter’s bill to establish a lien on grain in Nebraska. Debate focuses on whether the measure advances agriculture and state fiscal oversight.
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House
Revenue Committee
Nebraska
Nebraska Senate Debates Public Roads Bureau Bill
Nebraska lawmakers move to create a national and local highway cooperation bureau in the Department of Agriculture. A $20 million appropriation seeks federal benefits, with a three member senate committee to draft enabling legislation for Nebraska. Also notes on water pumping methods from Farmers' Review and farm irrigation costs and logistics.
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Burt
Folpt
Gearenear Ee Rania
Ge Conkern
Uatel Ates of America
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Roads
Seerwin
Nebraska
Senate
Congress of
United States
Highland H. Wheeler
Orchards Decline in Cook County Area Says Article
In Cook county the orchards that once thrived have fallen into neglect for a generation. Some planters replaced aging trees while new plantings failed to restore profits, reflecting a broader decline in orchard value across the region.
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Cook County
Divigia
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