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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1923

Page

6

Federal Board Plan of Relief Urges Special Session

The Federal Farm Loan Board and related agencies move to aid Nebraska and midwestern wheat growers after a push by the Omaha Chamber of Commerce and Farm Bureau. The plan foresees extending credit through an Omaha intermediate bank, with conditions tied to a mandated marketing program for wheat scraps and other crops, signaling limits on stabilized prices.

Washington Nebraska Middle Western States Federal Farm Joan Bureau Omaha Chumber of Commerce American Farm Bureau Federation Farm Loan Board Omaha Federal Land ‘Bank Farm ‘Loan ‘Board

McNary Pushes Call for Special Session to Boost Wheat Price

Portland Oregon senator Charles L. McNary says he will urge President Harding to convene a special session of Congress to set a minimum wheat price at 75 cents a bushel. He argues current prices fail to cover production costs and threaten farmers, urging government aid for a stable farming industry. He plans to meet the president during his Oregon trip to discuss the plan.

Portland Ore Charles L. McNary United States Oregon Harding Congress Senator McNary McNary

Celebration of Lausanne Treaty Ends Nine Year Turkish War

Report from Constantinople describes a joyous crowd in festive attire as 101 gravos fire from Turkish batteries signals the signing of the Lausanne treaty. Natives hear of Turkish guns for the first time since the armistice, marking a complete victory for the country and a major wartime milestone.

Constantinople Lausanne

Record Attendance by Marie Schroll at School

Marie Schroll of Fillmore county set a nine year perfect attendance record at school in Cieneva Nebraska. At 14 she completed eighth grade locally and last year commuted six miles to Ohiowa high school. She has two sisters in fifth and sixth grades who also maintained perfect attendance and punctuality.

Cieneva, Neb Marie Schroll Fillmore County Muarle Ohiowa

Kansas Wheat Growers Hit By Higher Costs Lower Prices

Kansas farmers face a 18 cent drop per bushel in wheat prices and higher production costs this year. Experts estimate a production cost of 1.36 per bushel, with average prices near zero. Aggregate losses reach 55,000,000 to Kansas and 172,000,000 nationwide.

Kansas City Kansas United States

Be Careful of Your Checks in Omaha

District Attorney James Kinsler warns residents not to pay 99 cent bills with checks. Penalty for passing or circulating a check or paper under one dollar can reach 500 dollars or six months in jail, or both.

Omaha James. Kinsler

Cloudburst Causes Million Dollar Loss in Wyoming

Cloudbursts isolate Northwestern Wyoming cutting rail lines and telegraph services. Chicago and Northwestern and Burlington rail routes washed out by floods. Highways damaged and miles of track undermined by Big Horn and Bad Water rises, with property losses estimated near 1.008 million dollars. Washington Cigarettes remain a major revenue source as fiscal reports show taxes on weed products reaching 152 million dollars.

Casper Wyo Wyoming Chicago and Northwestern Burlington

Hog production rises amid corn surplus risk of shortage

The United States reports higher hog output as a surplus of corn from a sharp three year run raises concerns of a potential shortage. Analysts note the link between hog production, feed costs, and the corn market, with possible impacts on prices and supply.

United States

Lodge Pole Creek To Be Stocked With Trout

Kimball representative Geo Ernst discusses state hatcheries plan to stock Lodge Pole Creek and the irrigation reservoir west of town with game fish next spring. The letter urges applicants for pheasants to apply through Ernst who can provide the required blanks and outline the promises needed for breeding.

Kimball Geo Ernst State Hatcheries Department

Ickes News Then and Now at Dalton Community

Ickes News reports a Dalton gathering as families visit from Cam paign Lincoln and Scribner with relatives, attend Frontier Days, and plan returns. Local moves include Osborn bazaar, Norman to Greeley trips, and visitors from North Bend, Lincoln, Fremont, Bridgeport, and Oklahoma. The Dalton Ball Club beat Potter at the Dalton diamond as harvest continues.

Hi. R. Bailey Campaign J. W W. Eckert John Davison W. Hodges Ma Chais Gerling Mrs. Worth Frank White Bridgeport Simonds John Kowell North Bend Nebr Jessie Greene Lincoln Willey Jerbago Club Andy Otterson Dalton Ball Club Potter Dalton Diamond Chas Mayers St. J. Wallick Elmer Mayers Lesnia Sanders Chas Eunice Woolsey R. J. Wallick Carlson Neiman Alfred Johnson Art and Cordy Dirks Oklahoma Studebaker Osborn Rodger Brewen Herman Felman Davison and Worths Geo Williams Fremont J. «. Kreader Emma Paul Morrow Mc New

White Cove Valley Weather Helps Crops Amid Threshing Spree

In White Cove Valley warm weather follows heavy rain boosting crops. Threshing is in earnest with Roy Gross and John McDonnell working for Bernard Hill. Residents and guests visit Crook for errands and to hear Governor Sweet, though plans to attend Sterling were dashed.

Roy Gross John McDonnell Bernard Hill Web Tloom of Crook Kalkomo E. ¥. Landy McDonnell Governor Sweet Sterling Landy Denver Owen Hostetler Phil Brossard Crook Mr. English Biiney Harry Reeves

Sunday Dinner Gatherings and Visits Noted

Several families shared meals and visits over the weekend. Itoy English and family Marty Reeves and family and Mr Phelps were hosted at Ed Briney’s. Oren Boudy and family and Ellis Frakes with John McDonnell and families joined with their parents for dinner. Harold Jobe planned a Sunday trip to Holyoke with wife and sister for Summer School prep. Hazel Marshall visiting Big Springs with relatives. Mr and Mrs Marshall visited John Scott Sunday.

Humber Itoy Marty Reeves Mr. Phelps Ed Brineys Oren Boudy Ellis Frakes Sidney John McDonnell Frank Loudy Harold Jobe Anteed Holyoke Hazel Marshall Big Springs Mrs. Marshall John Scotts

County Commissioners Hold Meeting in Sidney Nebraska

The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners met at the courthouse in Sidney with members Goding Barlow Rose Kepler and county officers present. They disallowed a road petition for Mr Kucera and approved several road petitions and a license agreement with the Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad for a public highway at Lorenzo.

Court House Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska Board of County Commissioners Wm. M. Goding L. R. Barlow A. D. Rose, Jr R. T. Kepler J. W. Billeter Oakley Otton Kucera Western Bridge and Construction Co Dalton State Bank Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company Ilinois Wm. M. Coding A.D. Rose, Jr Board of Commissioners Lorenzo F. T. Darrow

See Chevrolet before purchase of your new car

Hardy Motor Co Sid ney Nebraska invites readers to learn about Chevrolet models before buying a new car. The brief notice emphasizes visiting the dealer in Sidney Nebraska for information on pricing and features.

Chevrolet Hardy Motor Co Sidney Nebraska

License Termination Right and Official Seal in Sample Agreement

The first party may terminate the license with six months written notice, after which all granted rights for the second party cease. The license binds successors or assigns. Executed in duplicate in Chicago, with approval as to form by Thomas J. Lawless, County Board commissioners Wim. Goding, I. K. Barlow, A. D. Rose Jr., and county clerk Oakley O. Otten. Oberfelder's sale note indicates department bargains.

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co Thos. J. Lawless Cheyenne Nebraska Wim. Goding I. K. Barlow A. D. Rose, Jr Oakley O. Otten W. T. Darrow

See Chevrolet before purchase of instruments from Larson's

Local notice urges buyers to consult See Chevrolet prior to purchasing instruments from Larson's Music Store in Sidney Nebraska. The ad promotes a free instruction program with all brass instruments and directs customers to Hardy Motor Co. for related automotive needs.

Chevrolet Larson Hardy Motor Co Sid Ney Nebr

Also Mentioned on This Page

Federal Board Plan OF Relef Sion Uncle Sam Lodge Pole Creek Ickes News White Cove Valley Reinmuth Thomas Niemoller Oberfelder Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo T. J. Halslander Third Street Studebaker Special Liberty State Bank Liantaix Main Motor Company Sidney, Nebraska
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