A Crisis Can Help Reflects on War Time Governance
An Omaha World Herald column surveys public psychology behind a wartime crisis of famine amid plenty, weighing support for the president, the expansion of federal power, and the question of national versus local autonomy. It notes Republican concern, economic hardship, and calls for efficiency, fair dealing, and practical ideals in a new day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World Herald
East
Newton D. Baker
Congress
America
United States
Washington
Fathers Have Become Unimportant Says Modern Observer
A reflective columnist derides new fathers, noting they often lack information about their own child and rely on hearsay. The piece wryly suggests verbatim disclaimer language like bond offering notices to accompany any claims.
Limiting the Crops Best Plan in Sight
Sioux City Tribune analyzes farm policy urging acreage reduction as a two year experiment. It argues no current shortages exist and farmers will be paid to curtail wheat corn hogs production. The paper supports the plan as a prudent national economic experiment with potential future market improvements.
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Sioux City Tribune
The
Tribune
Morever
Congress
Roosevelt
Plan in Sight Tariff Aims to Help Farmers Sell Domestically
The proposal presented is a unique plan that avoids making farmers pay their own losses and acts as the only effective tariff for farm products sold in the domestic market. It is described as intelligent and honest, seeking farmer cooperation.
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England
NRA
Sunol News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Mrs. Bert Allington reports travelers from Sunol visiting Cheyenne for Frontier celebration while neighbors like Leona Lindley and Jack Borland spent time with friends in Big Springs and Sidney. Hospital, NRA meeting, campfire, and social visits fill a busy week with multiple stops at homes and banks.
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T. W. Hubbell
Cheyenne
Leona Lindley
Big Springs
H. M. McLean and
Alliance
McLean
Tommy
Bert Allington
G. W. Barlow
Jack Borland
Sidney
Lee Johnson
W. W. Craig
James Booth
Craig
Lincoln
Booth
J. W. Rogers
George Barlow
Mgr
H. M. McLean
Adam Schimka
Tom
Mons Johnson
Walter ‘Wassum
Suno
Tom Hubbell
Hammond McNish
Social Round in North Potter Area Dinner Hosts
North Potter residents Mr and Mrs Edgar Anderson entertained at a six o clock dinner Saturday for the Thomsen and Gas Kil families along with Ernest Anderson and daughters Janice Ruth and Phyllis Thomsen. Several guests visited and called locations included Emil Tank Neal Tank and Leona Jane. Extended visits occurred at the Beetz Harms Erickson and Rapp homes with Wickstroms and Ranoms stopping by Claus Arp and A B Rapp residences. Mrs Herbert Johnson is convalescing and expects to return home soon.
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Edgar Anderson
N. S. Thomsen
Harold Gaskill
Ernest. Anderson
Janice
Ruth
Phyllis Thomsen
Emil Tank
Leona Jane
Sidney
Neal Tank
Harold, Curry and Son
Fred Beetz
Irving Sanders
Burdette
Arthur Harms
A. B. Rapp
Raymond Erickson
Sam Wickstrom
George Ransom
Claus Arp
Henry Wickstrom
Herbert Johnson
Weyerts News Highlights Local Movements and Visits
Mrs O Rahe and Vern Weigers moved to Morris Jessen farm on Tuesday. Carl Schwartz family visited Sidney Monday. Arthur Larsen and daughter Marjorie visited Otto Rahe home Sunday. Charles Davis and Paul Koehn helped Walter Flicker with combining. Bernie Miller family dined with John Garretts. Harley Weyerts and Charles Rathbun visited Sidney.
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O. Rahe
Vern Weigers
Morris Jessen
Carl Schwartz
Sidney
Arthur Larsen
Marjorie
Otto Rahe
Charles Davis
Paul Koehn
Walter Flicker
Bernie Miller
John Garretts
William Hull Home and Lodge Pole Social Roundup
Sunday calls for William Hull and a Busy Lodge Pole circle. Neighbors join in a search for William Schwartz who was found near Oshkosh and returned home the same day. Community visits include the Rahe and Volkman families, Jurgen Folkerts, and Cecelia Kurz practicing softball. Social roles span callers, dances, and weekend shopping in Sidney and Wellner areas.
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R. P. Volkman
Hank Jobman
Liseco
William
Carl Schwartz
Oshkosh
Thoughts Of A Lady On The Daily Events
Gladys Paveat discusses NRA provisions and labor rights, praising union protections and 40 hour week aims. She contrasts U.S. policy with European views, notes Britain’s dole, and observes small towns joining to support coordinated hours reforms amid broader farm allotment questions.
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Gladys Paveat
NRA
Steel Company
Norris
France
America
Dispatches
Europe
Sidney Draws Dinner Visits and Harvest Labor Notes
SIDNEY DRAW lists a weekend of social visits as Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walker and daughter Jean join Mrs. Caroline Kurz at the Frank Kurz home. The group call at John Kurz and Eli Henderson households. Haight and Sam Chambers visit C. S. Chambers family from Denver. Frank Kurz and Ed Van Aelstyn travel to Potter. Alfred Koester and Sam Chambers join Cuddeford on a Kimball business trip. Paul Pflug assists Clarence Chambers during harvest with several Kurz family members visiting various homes.
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Eli Henderson
Virgil Atkins
Sidney
Jack Atkins
Cecelia Kurz
O. C. Dimick
Lorenzo
C. S. Chambers
Leo
Margaret
Marie Koester
Henry Koester
C. P. Chambers
Betty Mae
Gladys Chambers
Wellner’s
John’ Schulenberg
Andrew Anderson
Roy
Earl Henderson
Alfred’ Koester
Helen Chambers
Juanita van Aelstyn
Christina Kreta
Frank Kurz
Francis
Andy Anderson
Everett Mohatt
Alfred Koester
John Mohatt
Bert Walker
Jean
Caroline Kurz
John Kurz
Don Davis
Gordon Haight
Sam Chambers
Denver
Mrs. Haight
Sam
Ed van Aelstyn
Potter
Lorenzo News: Local Visits and Relatives Call
Mr and Mrs Clyde Robertson and children called at the Frank Meier home Monday evening Will Hurt of Boulder Colo arrived to visit relatives and look after lana interests Will Struve arrived Saturday to visit relatives Mr and Mrs Ervin Phelps spent Sunday at the W C Phelps home
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Clyde Robertson
Frank Meier
Will Hurt
Boulder
Colo
Lana
Will Struve
Ervin Phelps
W. C. Phelps
Lorenzy sash team at Potter game win
W C Sheets of Potter was called in the vicinity Monday. Mr and Mrs John Moseman of Sidney visited Ed Meier Sunday evening. Mrs 3 DB Lottoy spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs R U Brown. The Lorenzy sash team played at Potter Sunday with 11 points in favor of Potter.
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W. C. Sheets
Potter
John Moseman
Sidney
Ed Meier
Lottoy
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Charles Rathbun
Gurley
William Hull
Lodge Pole
Giarhart Thurow
Walter Rufenacht
W. C. Sears
George Buss
James Payne
Bertha Busse
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Alice
Bernard Buss
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Dent
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Zac
Olson &Sons
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Morrell
New Peas
Green Peppers
Runkel’s
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Dds
Lorenzo News
Ethel Payzant
North Side
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Wror
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J.C. Takis
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