Nebraska State Wide Wheat Contracts Benefit Counties
Fifty three Nebraska counties expect about eighty thousand dollars from federal wheat acreage reduction contracts issued during the reopened campaign. Farmers in the state have already received more than four million dollars in wheat benefits. Logan, Valley and Blaine counties report notable increases in real and personal property valuations. Columbus power project funds move forward with the first federal transfer of seven million three hundred thousand dollars for Loup river development. State Game Warden OConnell plans Washington trip July ten to discuss migratory waterfowl seasons and sanctuaries. Summer university enrollment shows modest changes and Lincoln housing trends favor larger units with many seven room dwellings.
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W. H. Smith
Logan County
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McPherson County
Columbus
PWA
Loup River
Harold Kramer
Arthur Mullen
Frank
O'Connell
O’connell
J. N. Darling
Lincoln
George A. Munroe
Holdrege
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Munroe
Kimball County
Dix
HE. L. Travis
C. J. Fernquist
H. S. Griffith
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American Automobile Association
Ickes
Nebraska Writers Contest Opens For State Authors
The Omaha Women's Press Club announces an annual Nebraska contest for amateur and professional writers with a 5000 word short story and a 30 minute one act play, prizes of 25 dollars each, entries due November 15, 1934, and winners to be named at the club dinner. Manuscripts will be returned after February 15.
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Omaha Women's Press Club
Nebraska
Press Club
Thelma W. Sealock
30Th St
Omaha
Highway contracts awarded in three lettings total 138024
State Engineer Roy Cochran announced contracts totaling 138,024 for highway work from three lettings. Joyce Logan Co of Kansas City won 33,556 for 9.3 miles west of Harrison. Artificial Stone Co of Brunizg took 24,778 for 0.8 mile in Pawnee City. Inland Construction Co of Omaha earned 37,483 for 9.3 miles of bituminous mat work near Gordon.
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Roy Cochran
Joyce-Logan Company
Kansas City
Harrison
Artificial Stone Company of
Brunizg
Pawnee City
Inland Construction Company of
Omaha
Gordon
Detachable capes add style to adaptable town dress
Lightweight pattern description highlights a versatile dress with curved hip line and cape details. Pattern 9943 offered in sizes 12 to 36 for 8 and 40 dollars, with fabric yardage specified. Order instructions require name address style number and size, with fifteen cents for postage.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Eighteenth Street
New York
N. Y
Doris Hopes For Gold Teeth After Baby Teeth Fall
A Toronto Globe item describes Doris, thrilled by the coming growth of her second teeth. She studies her gap in the mirror and asks her mother if her new teeth could be gold.
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Doris
Toronto Globe
Women push through politics to end half measures
The mild-eyed professor appeals to Miss Cayenne about women's power in politics. They agree history shows women do not stop halfway and warn that politics will get better or worse depending on action. Washington Star.
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Eack
AAA
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Prodigal Son Returns Home Told by Uncle Podger
Uncle Eli Podger delivers a blunt quip about the prodigal son who chose to walk home rather than telegraph for funds. The line reflects a hometown voice and a simple moral about returning home.
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Eli Podger
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