Farmers cry for reform as farm board graft exposed
A Nebraska reader denounces the farm board as wasteful and corrupt, cites Updike interests and Joy Hackler in Washington, and urges repeal. The letter urges Nebraska lawmakers to act, notes Norris’s investigation move, and praises Europe’s stabilizing steps and China’s steady league-backed peace.
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Washington News
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Omaha
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House Committee On Agriculture
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Congressd
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Howell
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Treasury
Cheyenne County Candidate Seeks Voters Support
A Cheyenne County resident announces his candidacy for County Treasurer. He notes long-term residence, clerical work, and one term as Assessor from 1912 to 1916. He promises a sincere, honest, attentive and conservative administration and asks for Democratic primary support on April 12 and the November general election.
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Cheyenne County
Horizon Growing Brighter Brings Hope to Banking World
The world slowly lifts from recession mood as bank failures stop and security returns. Cash reserves flood back to banks, lending increases on good security, and hoarded funds release. Bond prices rise and reforming banks reopen. England shows marked recovery as sterling surges, baffling experts.
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Alexander D. Noyes
Local Community Notes From South Sunol
Mrs. John McCumber aided Mrs. B M Lewis can meat Monday. Sterling visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kendrick. Crook shoppers featured B M Lewis and FL Chapman. Bonser family social and care details, visits, sick list updates, Campfire meeting, and local business calls on Crook and Bonser households across the week.
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John McCumber
B. M. Lewis
Tom Kendrick
H. W. Bluhm
Riecke Rocker
G. W. Bonser
Bonser
FL. Chapman
Crook
George McCracken
Ernest Bonser
Louis Vath
Axtell
Keystone
J. R. Sullivan
Ollie Wilson
Colton
Lois Sharp
Ed Biiney
C. W. Bonser
Lois Jean
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Paving expert explains vibrolithic failure in Sidney street surface
John T. Peck, a paving veteran, argues the vibrolithic Portland cement surface failed due to excessive vibration removing cement and pushing a rough mortar, exposing underlayers. He cites severe winter wear, material shortages in Nebraska, and high maintenance costs, urging standard specifications and caution in paving choices. Easter services in Sidney highlighted by special musical programs and community support.
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Wyo
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
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Easter crowds at all Sidney churches report strong attendance
All Sidney churches reported gratifying attendances at Easter services last Sunday. Special programs followed the resurrection theme. Ministers of all churches said the turnout was the finest in several years.
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