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Bryan's Public
Park
Twelve acres of the Silver Champion's Fairview Farm
to be Given Over to the Project
Lincoln, Neb. - Feb. 4 -
W.
J. Bryan will build a park on his farm east of Lincoln.
Twelve acres east of Fairview will be given
over to the project. Picnic parties and concessions will be allowed free use of
the park. Work is to begin on it early in the spring. While it will not
be a public park in the strictest sense of the word, Mr. Bryan proposes to
have it easy of access
to any party desiring to use it. It is located
between the interurban trolley running from Lincoln to Collegeview, Neb.
Walnut Valley Times, El Dorado, Butler
County, Kansas, February 6,
1903, Volume XXXIV, Number 3
Contributed by: Peggy Thompson
Senatorial
Vote in Nebraska
Lincoln,
Jan 18, - The national conflict has been formally inaugurated.
The first ballot was taken in
the two houses. Thirty-one induviduals were favored
with a complimentary vote, but the leaders were Powers,
for the Independents; Paddock, for the Republicans,
and Keiper, for the Democrats. Their votes were
respectively in the aggregate - 30, 30, and 5.
Decatur
- The Daily Review, January 19, 1893
Nebraska
Sheriff Suspended in Lincoln, Nebraska, April 6
Nebraska
Sheriff Suspended
Lincoln,
Neb., April 6 -- Sheriff J. L. Schelk of Gage County
was suspended from office today by order of Governor
McKelvie. On information contained in affidavits
that he violated prohibition laws by selling liquor.
Impeachment
proceeding charging among other things, opression and
extortion were started
against
the sheriff at Beatrice yesterday.
The
Deluth News Tribune - April 7, 1921
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