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filed by Clarke, county attorney, in Scotts Bluff county court Monday against Thomas L. Green, official of the failed Platte Valley State bank at Scottsbluff. The amounts mentioned in the counts are respectively $172, $396 and $901.
Scottsbluff drug stores will open o'clock in the morning and close at 10 o'clock in the evening on the first five days of the week; Saturdays they will open 8:00 and close at 11:00, and on Sundays they will and close at applications for beer licenses were granted by the Scottsbluff city council this week, effective August 10. Four were wholesale licenses, eleven for sale on premises, and the balance either off sale both. Most of the cafes, several of the drug stores and the hotels were given licenses.
Bridge, science instructor and athletics coach at. Mitchell, who recently installed an amateur's short wave radio station, has been in communication with Myron Anderson, superintendent, Lincoln regarding school affairs. Mr. Bridge contacted Mr. Anderson through fellow amateur station operator at Lincoln.
Word has been received by Congressman Terry Carpenter from Dr Elwood Mead, commissioner of the bureau reclamation, that the bureau has no funds available this year for the building of north side power line from Guernsey to Scottsbluff, nor will the extension from Gering eastward be constructed this year. strange disease afflicts man the general hospital in Philadelphia, Pa. He has been in there about three years, was over six feet tall when he entered and now is only two feet four inches. nurse, Miss Margaret Richert, chief dietician in the hospital, who is visiting in Nebraska City, reported the strange case.
The annual Oregon Trail Days cele. bration held at Gering on Thursday and Friday of last week was largely attended by persons from over western Nebraska and Eastern Wyoming. It has been estimated that 40,000 people were in attendance during the celebration with some 25,000 people witnessing the parade Friday morning.
George Busler, 14, son of Henry Busler of Lingle, lost his life drowning recently in created pool by waste water from the Lingle power plant. He went into the play and stepped into hcle. boy companion secured help but by the time the lad was removed from the pool he was dead. He could not swim.
Carbon Mountain near Durango, Colo., which has been making front page news for several months by moving around, blocking rivers, etc. now begins daylight smoking, sending up clouds of brown smoke and rolling huge boulders down into ravines. Scientists studying it at close range declare spontaneous combustion of huge coal deposits are the cause.