State v. Geest
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGood, J.
This action is brought to this court on exceptions of the county attorney to the ruling of the district court in a criminal prosecution.
Defendant was charged with practicing pharmacy without a license, in violation of chapter 167, Laws 1927. The record discloses that defendant was operating a retail grocery and therein displayed, offered for sale and sold acetyl salicylic acid, commonly called asperin, and that he had not obtained a pharmacist’s license from the state department of public welfare.
Section 120, ch. 167, Laws 1927, inter alia, provides: “Por the purpose of this article the…
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