Boulder Prep Student Awarded 8750 Judgment in Car Crash Case
Boulder Prep student Yoder, 16, won an $8,750 district court judgment against Windsor farmer Fred Knapp for injuries from an October automobile crash. Youer testified the collision left her daughter paralyzed and requiring medical care. Knapp denied fault, the case proceeding to trial.
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Heat Wave Routs Midwest Cattle as Temps Hit Records
Across Nebraska Iowa Illinois Missouri and Kansas the heat wave and drought push livestock pastures crops and barns toward collapse. Chicago tops 99 degrees tying a June record while towns report deaths totaling at least 11 with Nebraskan abuse and field losses. The AAA plans to buy distressed livestock as fears grow for next year’s supply.
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Shopmen of U P Become A F L Unit at Omata Neb
Shop employees of Union Pacific at Omata Nebraska will be represented by the American Federation of Labor after a union election. The tally showed 4285 votes for AFL representation and 2355 for the shop employees association. J Connors said management will recognize the shop employees department of the AFL as official representative. Additional note mentions Warrenton North Carolina poker games since 1906.
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Conference on farm labor and drought aid discussed
At a Fort Collins meeting leaders from Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and surrounding areas debated acreage quotas drought relief and wage payments. Dalton Dickey and others explained contract types and government aid timing while directors stressed fair prices for labor and timely benefit payments to growers and workers.
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Sugar Growers Press For 4 Quarter Average Benefit Rule
Growers oppose full annual benefit but back a 4 quarter average as hardship relief amid drought and hot summers. Directors favor assignable benefits and security for Joana, while some voice that labor wages should be paid by farmers rather than the beet industry. Projections show 1984 advance payments likely, with other sums to follow after company payouts.
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Scriven Well Finds Water in Dakota Sand Formation
Reports from New Raymer say Scriven well tapped water in the Dakota sand, indicating artesian conditions at a lower depth than the St. Anthony well. The top of the Dakota was flooded at the St. Anthony site, halting drilling as crews await further orders and plan to deepen wells toward Lakota formations.
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Roosevelt Defends Course and Outlines New Policies
President Roosevelt defends his program and denounces critics while outlining permanent policies. He stresses social insurance, land and water resource planning, and government safeguards, arguing the measures fulfill long-standing American ideals and aim for national relief and recovery. He previews a four week tour to inspect projects in the Pacific Northwest and central river systems.
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Costigan Appeals for Josephine Roche and Silver Embargo
Costigan appeals for Josephine Roche to rally support for President Roosevelt style policies. He calls for women and business leaders to back constructive measures and the central leadership. Secretary Morganthau with President Roosevelt approves an embargo on further silver exports to rehabilitate silver plates and restricts exports without licenses.
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