Banquet Ends Night Of Senior Juniors Japanese Theme
Sidney high school juniors hosted a six thirty banquet for seniors with a Japanese motif. Dragons and a rising sun backdrop framed the hall while lanterns lit the tables. Each guest received a parasol or hat and a brief senior review capped the program with musical performances.
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Gates
Elwood Singer
Henry Whitney
Sidney High School
Budha
Arlene Johnson
Harriet Taylor
Doris LeSueur
Coming Events Highlight Club Party for Senior Girls
Members of the B. P. W. club will host a country club party for the senior class girls Tuesday evening. Girl Scouts meet Tuesday at 7 00 P M in the auditorium. Eastern Star Kensington also scheduled for Tuesday.
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Country Club
Girl Scouts
Eastern Star Kensington
Tues
Community Meeting and Club Events Schedule
A list of midweek gatherings across local lodges and groups includes Jobs Daughters at Masonic clubs Wednesday 7:30 p m, Rebekah Lodge at Odd Fellows hall 8:00 p m, Boy Scouts 7:30 p m, St Pauls Aid Society Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Albert Miller home, Townsend Club 7:30 p m auditorium in legion rooms, Kensington Methodist general meeting Thursday 2:30 p m in church basement. Roy Greenlee to show trip slides of South and Central America. Dorcas Society Thursday 2:30 p m church dining room May Basket Party. Frances Willard Kensington Friday 2:30 p m with Mrs J H Wagoner.
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Campbell
Earl Witters
Cheyenne
Jack Wilson
Lyle Carlson
Frances Willard Union
Frances Willard
Gus Hellbush
C. M. Wright
America
Frank Hand
Mesdames
Rebecca Baker
J. J. Meenan
Ignatz Meick
F. A. Fraundorfer
Masonic
Jobs Daughters
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Boy Scouts
St. Paul's Aid Society
Albert Miler
Townsend Club
Methodist Kensington
Roy Greenlee
South
Central America
Dorcas Society
Frances Willard Kensington
J. H. Wagoner
Beet Growers Hope for Favorable Sugar Legislation
Charles E. Franklin of McGrew and the Nebraska Beet Growers president comment on the Cummings bill during a Washington hearing. They cite eastern refiners and Roosevelt administration as obstacles to more favorable sugar policy for western Nebraska growers, noting wage increases and import concerns.
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Congress
Charles E. Franklin
McGrew
Nebraska Beet Growers Association
House Agricultural Committee
Washington, D. C
Nebraska
Franklin
Roosevelt
Sugar program profits and anticipated favorable legislation
Franklin, back from Washington, reports processors enjoy substantially higher profits since the sugar program began. He noted hearing indications that negotiations among sugar interests could yield enough support for legislation beneficial to domestic growers, but gave no details. He urged growers unhappy with the sugar administration to write to their congressman or to Marvin Jones and Henry Wallace.
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Franklin
Washington
Marvin Jones
House Agricultural Committee
Henry Wallace
Farm Wages Edge Up in Nebraska Driven by Moisture
Nebraska farm wages average 26 dollars with board and 37 without, up from 25.50 and 36 a year earlier as crops benefit from improved moisture. Experts attribute the small rise to better outlook and delayed field work, while cash rents show little change. The share rent trend grows with stock share leases gaining interest amid declining land prices.
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Nebraska
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Hull A. Cook
K. A. Walcott
St. Martha’s Guild
J. H. Lowe
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A. E. Ahren
Henry Laaker
Walther
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Federal Reserve System
Sidney, Nebraska
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