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PREFACE
The compilation of a Nebraska Blue Book as a publication of the state was first authorized by the Legislature of 1913. Several earlier publications of an unofficial character had been issued. In 1893 and 1897 Eric Johnson, former chief clerk of the Nebraska House of Representatives published a legislative manual and handbook, and in 1899 and 1901 blue books were issued by the State Journal Company.
The Legislature selected the Legislative Reference Bureau as the agency for editing and publishing the official statistical and descriptive state book known as the Blue Book. The first edition was in print early in 1915, and subsequent revised editions were issued in 1918, 1920, 1922, 1924, 1926 and 1928, making this revision of 1930 the eighth edition.
The Nebraska Blue Book differs somewhat from many similar publications of other states and countries, in that it confines its scope absolutely to Nebraska matters. Its aim is to furnish in concise form a wide range of facts about Nebraska. Much of the information it contains is the result of original research on the part of members of the Legislative Reference Bureau staff, or has been prepared by persons especially qualified to cover given fields of knowledge.
Future editions should still further adjust the subject matter to the changing times. The Blue Book is used as a reference book on Nebraska in all the schools and libraries of the state. Constant efforts to include such information as will make it most useful is part of the Reference Bureau's work for more enlightened civic life in our state.
EDNA D. BULLOCK.
University of Nebraska November, 1930
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NEBRASKA BLUE BOOK, 1930 |
CONSTITUTIONAL EXECUTIVE OFFICERS, 1931-33
Governor |
Charles W. Bryan |
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Lieutenant-Governor |
Theodore W. Metcalfe |
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Secretary of State |
Frank Marsh |
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Auditor |
George W. Marsh |
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Treasurer |
Dr. T. W. Bass |
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Attorney General |
C. A. Sorensen |
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Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings |
Dan Swanson |
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Superintendent of Public Instruction |
Charles W. Taylor |
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Railway Commissioners |
{ |
Charles A. Randall |
NEBRASKA BLUE BOOK, 1930 |
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LEGISLATURE, 1931SENATORS
R--Republican
D--Democrat
District |
Name |
Party |
Post Office |
1 |
Henry F. Schepman |
D |
Falls City |
2 |
William H Pitser. |
R |
Nebraska City |
3 |
Gus A. Dworak |
D |
Omaha |
4 |
Harry K. Easton |
D |
Omaha |
5 |
Wm. L. Randall |
R |
Omaha |
6 |
James A. Rodman |
R |
Omaha |
7 |
John W. Cooper |
R |
Omaha |
8 |
Hugo F. Srb |
D |
Dodge |
9 |
Arthur L. Neumann |
D |
Oakland |
10 |
Geo. G. Koster |
D |
Niobrara |
11 |
J. C. McGowan |
R |
Norfolk |
12. |
Henry Behrens |
R |
Beemer |
13 |
George F. Frush |
D |
Wahoo |
14 |
Rolla C. Van Kirk |
R |
Lincoln |
15 |
Charles J. Warner |
R |
Waverly |
16 |
Kenneth S. Wherry |
R |
Pawnee City |
17 |
J. A. Axtell |
R |
Fairbury |
18 |
Andy J. Welch |
D |
Milford |
19 |
Perry Reed |
R |
Henderson |
20 |
O. G. Clark |
R |
Columbus |
21 |
H. L. Kunkel |
D |
Albion |
22 |
Crist Anderson . |
D |
Bristow |
23 |
C. S. Tooley |
D |
Broken Bow |
24 |
H. G. Wellensiek |
R |
Grand Island |
25 |
John E. Bowman |
R |
Loop City |
26 |
R. R. Vance |
R |
Hastings |
27 |
Henry Pedersen |
D |
Guide Rock |
28 |
E. M. Neubauer |
D |
Orleans |
29 |
P. W. Scott |
R |
McCook |
30 |
Chas. E. Allen |
R |
Cozad |
31 |
C. W. Johnson . |
R |
Potter |
32 |
Arthur Bowring |
R |
Merriman |
33 |
H. M. Springer |
R |
Mitchell |
REPRESENTATIVES
R--Republican
D--Democrat
District |
Name |
Party |
Post Office |
1 |
E. T. Peck |
R |
Falls City |
2 |
Chester M. Clark |
R |
Burchard |
3 |
L. D. Spence |
R |
Crab Orchard |
4 |
Fred D. Maclay |
D |
Auburn |
5 |
Edward L. Hunt |
R |
Syracuse |
6 |
Troy L. Davis |
R |
Weeping Water |
7 |
Mabel A. Gillespie |
D |
Gretna |
8 |
Walter R Johnson |
R |
Omaha |
9 |
Ralph W. Whited |
D |
Omaha |
10 |
Ed. A. Smith |
R |
Omaha |
11 |
J. Crounse |
D |
Omaha |
12 |
Oldrich J. Jelen |
D |
Omaha |
13 |
Rudolph Tesar |
D |
Omaha |
14 |
James Buresh |
R |
Omaha |
15 |
P. J. McMahon |
D |
Omaha |
16 |
Ervin E. Rohlff |
D |
Omaha |
17 |
Harry A. Foster |
R |
Omaha |
18 |
Walter S. Jardine |
R |
Omaha |
19 |
Karl Kehm |
R |
Omaha |
20 |
Trenmor Cone |
D |
Valley |
21 |
Albert W. Sprich |
R |
Fontenelle |
22 |
C. A. Valder |
R |
Tekamah |
23 |
C. G. Campbell |
R |
Walthill |
2i |
Dan C. Heffernan |
D |
Hubbard |
25 |
L. C. Nuernberger |
R |
Wakefield |
26 |
Allen G. Burke |
R |
Bancroft |
27 |
A. G. Jensen. |
D |
Fremont . |
28 |
John Havekost |
D |
Hooper |
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NEBRASKA BLUE BOOK, 1930 |
REPRESENTATIVES-- (Concluded)
R--Republican |
D--Democrat |
District |
Name |
Party |
Post Office |
29 |
W. G. Putney |
D |
Cedar Bluffs |
30 |
Julius Olesen |
R |
Ashland |
31 |
Jas. E. Reed |
R |
Havelock |
32 |
Clinton J. Mitchell |
R |
Roca |
38 |
Peter Van Fleet |
R |
Lincoln |
34 |
John S. Bishop |
R |
Lincoln |
35 |
John H. Comstock |
R |
Lincoln |
36 |
Max Kier |
R |
Lincoln |
87 |
C. F. Overbeck |
R |
Beatrice |
38 |
W. L. Jones |
R |
Wymore |
39 |
Frank S. Wells |
D |
Fairbury |
40 |
Frank Freeouf |
D |
Crete |
41 |
J. Morrow |
R |
Seward |
42 |
P. N. Schlentz |
R |
David City |
43 |
Charles L. Jones |
R |
Schuyler |
44 |
Paul Bruveleit |
D |
Stanton |
45 |
Frank J. Klopping |
D |
Wayne |
46 |
W. H. O'Gara |
D |
[Laurel |
47 |
Mark Lukens |
D |
Bloomfield |
48 |
George M. Story |
R |
Plainview |
49 |
Obed Raasch |
R |
Norfolk |
50 |
S. C. Blackman |
R |
Tilden |
51 |
R. C. Regan |
D |
Columbus |
52 |
W. F. Crozier |
D |
Osceola |
53 |
F. O. Price |
R |
Thayer |
54 |
Claire E. Owens |
D |
Exeter |
55 |
Ira G. Forell |
D |
Chester |
56 |
A. M. Anderson |
P |
Oak |
57 |
T. H. Martin |
D |
Harvard |
58 |
Carl Bremer |
D |
Aurora |
59 |
John G. Boelts |
D |
Central City |
60 |
S. B. Turner |
D |
Fullerton |
61 |
John W. Porter |
D |
Albion |
62 |
J. I. Stringfellow |
D |
Oakdale |
63 |
C. B. Putnam |
R |
Butte |
64 . |
E. O. Slaymaker |
D |
Stuart |
65 |
George W. O'Malley |
D |
Greeley |
66 |
E. H. Sorenson |
R |
St. Paul |
67 |
Chas. E. Jackman |
D |
Grand Island |
68 |
E. E. Binfield |
D |
Prosser |
69 |
Geo. W. Bivens |
D |
Hastings |
70 |
Walter M. Burr |
D |
Juniata |
71 |
William C. Frahm |
R |
Blue Hill |
72 |
Fred G. Mason |
R |
[Upland |
78 |
Emil Anderson |
D |
Minden |
74 |
Fred A. Mueller |
R |
Kearney |
75 |
Gus A. Meline |
D |
Kearney |
76 |
Fred Daddow |
D |
Loup City |
77 |
Marion J. Cushing |
R |
Ord |
78 . |
W. E. Buckendorf |
R |
Bassett |
79 |
M. C. Warrington |
D |
Mason City |
80 |
S. C. Waldron |
R |
Callaway |
81. |
R. Emerson |
R |
Lexington |
82 |
O. C. Randall |
R |
Holdrege |
83 |
S. Woodruff |
D |
Stamford |
84 . |
G. R. Curry |
R |
Arapahoe |
85. |
W. H. Meyers |
D |
McCook |
86 |
Fred Keller |
R |
Eustis |
87 |
Dan L. Ough |
R |
Benkelman |
88 |
C. M. McGrath |
R |
Wauneta |
80 |
James W. Smallwood |
R |
North Platte |
90 |
Henry P. Hansen |
R |
North Platte |
91 |
D. C. Norris. |
R |
Brewster |
92 |
C. S. Reece |
R |
Simeon |
93 |
Myrtle E. Musser |
D |
Rushville |
94 |
B. W. Sheldon |
D |
Ogallala |
95 |
J. S. Steele |
R |
Kimball |
96 |
John H. Steuteville |
D |
Bridgeport |
97 |
R. T. Jones |
R |
Scottebluff |
98 |
E. P. Cromer |
R |
Gering |
99 |
A. G. McCoy |
D |
Crawford |
l00 |
W. M. Iodence |
D |
Hemingford |