Marketing Plan of Committee of 17
The plan outlines three core players the grain grower the local cooperative elevator and U S Grain Growers Inc With life memberships of 10 00 and delivery contracts for five years growers may ship or pool grain via local elevators or associations The plan envisions local elevators associations or new cooperatives handling grain with sales directed by U S Grain Growers Inc A board of directors from grain growing states would govern the company which could form subsidiary warehouses export and finance outfits providing short term notes against warehouse receipts The effort aims to avoid market glut reduce transport costs and phases of implementation over years with support from NebraskaFarm groups and allied unions The letter is signed Col J Osborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
Finance Corporation
Service Departments
U. S
Committee of 17
United States
Farmers Educational and Co- Operative Union of Nebraska
Cc. J. Osborn
Sad Home Coming After Sister’s Tragic Death
Phil Etherton returned Sunday from western Colorado where he was working in response to news of his sister Mrs William Morris of McPherson county. The delay was caused by heavy snow blockages on the route. Short Etherton, his father, had already moved from MacPherson county to live with his son. The father disputed several statements about the death, saying he and his daughter were searching for cattle by buggy when they returned and the daughter advised riding horses to seek the cattle. he claimed her husband did not go to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Etherton
Colorado
William Morris
McPherson County
Short Etherton
MacPherson County
Etherton
Cattle Disappearance Sparks Separate Paths Home
Statements dispute prior reports as Mr and Mrs Morris pursue the cattle in separate ways after leaving their home. A removed home section and a cross country route are cited as the simplest path to return, with tensions denied and both parties insisting they acted in good spirits.
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Morris
Snow Storm and Local Social at Omel Home
Hungry Gulch reports a Sunday snow storm and a series of visits including Miss Vern Miller at S Olson’s, S Nelbaum and family at L Omel’s, and Oscar Olson as a Sidney visitor. Mr Klase moved to Jewell farm near Colton this week. Farmers Union Local 750 held a small, pleasant social at L Omel’s last Friday evening with a modest turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Miller
S. Olson
S. Nelbaum
L. Omel
Walter Robbing
Sidney
Mr. Klase
Colton
Jewell Farm
Oscar Olson
Farmers Union Local No. 750
Gun club visitors join Sunday dinner at city home
James Bray and his wife from Lisco along with Arthur Bray and Ralph Hartman of Broadwater visited Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gerard for Sunday dinner while in town for a shooting match. The Brays are Mrs. Gerard’s brothers in law and Hartman is her uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bray
Lisco
Arthur Bray
Ralph Hartman
Broadwater
H. L. Gerard
Messers Bray
Gerard
Mr. Hartman
Signs All Right as City Street Work Expands
City streets are torn up as sewer extensions proceed, with signs marking the construction. Residents note the changes signal growth for a growing city.
Sidney Moore Returns Home From California Visit
Sidney George Moore is home from California after spending the winter there. He left his family for a few weeks more travel but they will be glad to get back. The children are in school. Mr. Moore says Sidney appears more nearly normal in business than any place he has visited.
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George Moore
California
Mr. Moore
Sidney
Dentists Mentioned in 1905 Medical Directory
fragmentary OCR notes list De. M. B Pettibone as a dentist and reference Mele tesla block Reem with dates 5-65 and Phene 06, indicating partial penciled entries in an old directory or advertisement page.
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de. M
Pettibone
Mele
Tesla Block
Does Piano Tuner Lead Dual Life
Rumor says a lawsuit for alienation of wife affection may be filed against W D Field a Sid ney piano tuner by a respected local man claiming Field caused his wife a musician to prefer home with her instrument over him. The item mentions properties and local merchants in a fragmentary context.
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W. D. Field
Sidney
Mr Field
Pianist and tuner Field praised by dealers and teachers
Mr Field has learned piano building and tuning since boyhood and has practiced for over 30 years. He is recommended by prominent piano dealers and teachers and has worked for many top musicians in America and Europe. Orders may be left at Burgess or Larson's Music stores or mailed to him to prevent mistakes.
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Field
America
Europe
Burgess Music Store
Larson's
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Osborn
Gun Club
Anthony J. Flagg
Charity M. Flagg
John S. Flagg
John J. Brown
E. E. Hiett
Wellmer’s
A. J. Flagg
Gurley
Lewis Brott
Mayme Brott
Agnes Shoe
Jessie L. Fuller
Nebr
George Bewley
Pancarey
D. C. Ross
Adam Gunderson
Potter
A. Thoreen
Minnie Busacker
Martin Heeg
Frank P. Clother
J. J. McIntosh
Barbara Polednicek
Morrow
H. G. Gould
Harriet E. Harr
Callahan
H. C. Casselman
Fritz Raddatz
Mary A. Demers
Joe L. Demers
John M. Livingston
J. L. McIntosh
A. J. Bentley
Henry J. Mayer
Elmer L. Noyes
Ordier, Weston and Wife
John Weston
F. Kucera
John. M
Victor
Farmers’ Union Co-Operative Association
C. O. Hade
Sidney, Nebr
White Moll
William Fox Producton
S. A. Theatre
Ingston
N. E. Medlock
Conklin
Rexali
Pines
Abou Sidney Lumber CO
le Grande
C. B. Carroll
Omaha
le Grande Hotel
Mary Hockerson
U. S. A. Theatre
Mendelson
Anderson Sisters
Mary Miles Minter
Laura
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