Nebraska political fracas shapes power and reform bids
The Nebraska political fracas centers on Governor Bryan and Arthur Mullen in the race for the U S Senate. The piece analyzes water rights, federal versus state leverage in PWA projects, and a push toward unicameral legislature with Boekts backing a 100 member house while Norris plans endure.
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Bryan
Arthur Mullen
United States
National Democratic
Lincoln
Regu Pwa
Intangible tax law sparks potential dispute after passage
The new intangible tax law, effective April 1, taxes money on hand at 25 to 50 cents per $100 and credits at 80 cents to $3.10 per $100. Critics note loans of $1,000 taxed $31 versus $5.00 on a $1,000 bank deposit, urging court action to test constitutionality.
Redistricting Sparks Injunction Over Lancaster Districts
Logan A Rogers of near Waverly seeks a perpetual injunction to bar the Lancaster county clerk from placing state senatorial candidates from the 14th and 15th districts on the ballot. The bid arises after last legislature redrew districts placing Senators Charles Warner and Rolla Van Kirk in the same district.
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Lancaster County
Charles Warner
Waverly
Rolla van Kirk
Lincoln
Logan A
Redistricting dispute and banker loan plan noted
Representatives names from the 31st and 36th Lancaster district ballots are discussed alongside a claim that redistricting favored cities over rural areas in Lancaster and Douglas counties. J. J. Thomas travels via Grand Island and Lincoln after a Democratic meeting, praising federal reserve industrial loan banks as a progressive farm relief measure enabling long term loans and major investments.
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Lancaster County
Rogers
Lancaster
Douglas
Lincoln
Democratic Committee
Grand Island
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Middlewest
Missouri River Threatens Yankton Bridge Island Loss
The Missouri river cuts toward the Yankton bridge approach risking the structure being cut off within 60 days. Governor Bryan appeals to federal authorities to save the bridge as costs are estimated at $350,000.
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Nebraska
Yankton
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Bryan
Nebraska pheasant payments go to Sherman Howard and Valley counties
State Game Warden O Connell reports about 200 Sherman county farmers receive a total of 2500 dollars for about 5000 pheasants trapped recently for transplantation in southeastern Nebraska. Similar payments are expected for about 200 farmers in Howard and Valley counties for roughly the same amounts.
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Nebraska
O'Connell
Sherman County
Howard
Valley
Nebraska sterilization drive eyed by welfare chief
One aim of Mrs. Clara Clayton state chile welfare director is a quiet campaign toward extending sterilization of feeble minded persons in Nebraska.
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Clara Clayton
Chile
Nebraska
Water with meals aids stomach digestion
A brief health notice claims drinking water with meals boosts stomach juices and aids digestion. The text includes an odd promotional line about Adlerika for bloating and gas, describing a one dose cleanse of both upper and lower bowels from a voice identified as a leading druggist.
Notice to Creditors for Estate of Frank Dymacek
John C Hartigan attorney for estate of Frank Dymacek in Jefferson County Nebraska gives notice that claims must be filed by July 13 1934 and debts paid by March 18 1935. A hearing on claims will be held July 14 1934 at 9 A M in the County Court room. Dated March 1934. County Judge R Bee seal. First notice March 23 last publication April 6
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John C. Hartigan
Frank Dymacek
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Said
R. Bee
Estate of Eugene E Weigel creditors claims notice
A J Denney attorney for the estate of Eugene E Weigel in Jefferson County Nebraska gives notice that creditors must file claims by July 1 1934 and for debt payment by March 18 1935. A hearing to receive examine and adjust claims is set for July 11 1934 at 9 AM before County Judge E R Bee with first publication March 16 1934 and last March 30 1934.
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A. J. Denney
Eugene E. Weigel
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Said
Sheriff sale notice in Jefferson County Nebraska 1934
Under an order of sale from the Eighteenth Judicial District Nebraska, Herman Greystein as plaintiff against Mortier E Faris and others, the sheriff will offer at public auction on April 9 1934 at 2 PM at the south door of the courthouse Fairbury Jefferson County to sell the NE quarter of section 29 township 1 north range 2 east. Dated March 1934. MIL A fel Sheriff. David F Posten Attorney for Plaintiff. Ist pub Mar 9 1984. See Apr 6 34
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Eighteenth Judicial District
Nebraska
Herman Greystein
Mortier E. Faris
Ace
Court House
Fairbury
Jefferson County
David F. Posten
Notice to Non Resident Defendants in Jefferson County
The District Court of Jefferson County Nebraska receives a foreclosure petition by A Mayborn against John F Plager Sadie Plager and Walter E Heller Company to foreclose a mortgage on the East Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 13 Township 2 Range 4 East, for 24280s dated May 4 1932 with due 1884. The due amount is 2569.68 plus interest at 9 percent from March 15 1934. Defendants must answer by April 30 1934.
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A. May
John F. Plager
Walter E. Heller & Company
A. Mayborn
District Court
Jefferson County
Sadie Plager
Walter E. Helter & Company
Nebraska
Walter BE. Heller & Company
Diller State Bank
Plaints
Walter E Heller& Company
Match Lab
Foreclosure Notice in Jefferson County Nebraska
Notice to non-resident defendants in the case of Diller State Bank vs John F Plager and others. The petition seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on the West Half of the Southeast Quarter Section Thirteen Township Two Range Four East Jefferson County Nebraska for a note of May 5 1932 with balance 2506.82 plus interest at 9 percent since March 1924. Court requires response by April 30.
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the District Court of
Jefferson County
Crasha Diller State Bank, Plaintif
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