Farm Bureau leader urges tariff support at Bridgeport
Gray pleads for high industrial tariffs and elevated agricultural rates to shield American farmers. He argues Montana Nebraska and other regions depend on tariff protections to compete with foreign producers. A carnage scene on a track was described with 33 cows killed and no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Bureau
Nebraska
Gray
Congress
Java
British India
Tropics
Sam Daniel Wins Thrilling Scottsbluff Golf Championship
Sam Daniel retains a rapid pace to win a tense final at Scottsbluff, defeating Major Dagley by one up after a dramatic last hole. Al Crowland beat E. J. Waite in the first flight consolation, while Eaton, Colorado led the team medalist with 47 strokes as Scottsbluff finished second with 789. Par for the course was 70.
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Sammy
Ofte
Major Dagley
al Crowland
Cheyenne
E. J. Waite
Dagley
Daniel
Rex Eaton
Eaton
Colo
Carney
Snyder
Scottsbluff
Last Hope
Sidney
Eaton, Colo
Cattle Killed by Train East of Scottsbluff
A train tragedy east of Scottsbluff kills thirty three cattle. The scene is reported by a bystander who rushes to the area and alerts Mr Everett about the loss. The article notes cattle as the victims and describes immediate responses.
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Scottsbluff
Mr. Everett
Fair board urges residents to save possible exhibits
The fair board in Sidney urges county residents to protect potential exhibits for the upcoming four day celebration. A rodeo committee reports wild animals secured for broncho busters. A new judging pavilion and dance hall rises, ready for the event. The improved facilities include a top dance floor and music. Racing stables destroyed by a miniature tornado were rebuilt on concrete for the meet.
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Sidney
Omaha World Herald Editorial Writer Backs Cheyenne County
An Omaha World Herald piece contrasts morning air in Cheyenne County with Omaha, praising clean breezes and modern facilities while lamenting urban pollution from smokeless chimneys and cars. The writing blends nostalgia for rural Nebraska fields with urban environmental concerns.
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Omaha World Herald
Cheyenne
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Johnson backs 150000 fund for bank probes in Nebraska
Senator C. W. Johnson of Potter defends a 150000 appropriation to investigate the affairs of failed Nebraska banks. He argues the depositors deserve clear answers on asset disposition and seeks a thorough, lawful inquiry by the guaranty fund commission, aiming to restore public trust and justify a future constitutional amendment to fund the deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Johnson
Potter
Nebraska
Guaranty Fund Commission
Bank Guaranty Fund
Farmer Outlook Bright If Proper Steps Taken
Bright prospects for farmers if they don’t plant too much wheat or raise too many hogs as a result of attractive prices of this year’s market were noted by Renick W. Dunlap, chief assistant secretary of agriculture, in a visit to Lincoln Monday evening. With his cousin J. H. Dunlap and Edgar T. Rector, the secretary drove from Omaha by way of Wahoo to visit Charles B. Stewart and Governor Weaver.
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Renick W. Dunlap
Lincoln
J. H. Dunlap
Williamsport
Edgar T. Rector
Omaha
Wahoo
Charles B. Stewart
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio State University
Secertary
Weaver
Sam
Nebraska and Ohio farm outlook from Dunlap visit
Secretary Dunlap warns inflationary risks in agri culture while optimistic on gradual farm recovery. He notes overproduction danger, expects better prices gradually with smarter planting and marketing. Compares Nebraska land values at 150 to 200 an acre with Ohio at around 50, citing urban migration and postwar land slump as factors.
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Uel R. McKelvie
Federal Farm Board
Omaha
Utah
Dunlap
United States
Ohio
J. H. Dunlap
Mrs Ferd Wickhorst Dead Prominent County Resident
Mrs Ferd Wickhorst born in Germany March 16 1874 came to the United States at age seven Survived by three children all Potter community residents Funeral services scheduled Saturday afternoon at 1 30 at the house and at 2 from the church Burial to follow in Potter cemetery Howard's funeral service of Sidney in charge of arrangements
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Germany
United States
Potter
Howard
Sidney
McKelvie urges storage to curb wheat dumping
Samuel R. McKelvie, new member of the national farm board, argues the board should urge wheat storage and warn growers against dumping on the market. He says the board will not forecast prices, but a survey of conditions shows selling now is ill advised. He arrived from Washington to Omaha for a week, then to the Black Hills until September 1 unless a meeting calls him back.
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Samuel R. McKelvie
National Farm Board
McKelvie
Mpf McKelvie
Washington
Omaha
Black Hills
Federal Farm Board
Omaha Grain Exchange
Canada
United States
Wheat crop outlook urges coop farm storage sales discipline
The year’s U S wheat yield is projected at 766 million bushels with winter and spring crops split 560 million and 207 million. Government and private estimates differ, and price spread between cash grain and December contracts widens. The writer urges farmers co-ops to unite, promote storage and coordinated action to prevent losses and secure fair returns for producers.
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United States
Canada
Canadian
Pleasant View Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Mae Connelly aids Mrs. W. D. Matthewson after a few days with her mother. Wilson Gerler of St. Louis visits his brother Joe in town. Rev. G Boeknke installs at St Paul Lutheran Potter. Wedding planned Ruth Borcher and Walter Bredeholf at Potter church August 11. Various local residents visit or travel between Sidney Potter and Grand Island with chores and calls noted.
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Mae Connelly
W. D. Matthewson
Wilson Gerler
St. Louis
Joe Gerler
Emma Morrow
Pete Nelson
Rev. G. Boeknke
Ord
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Potter
Sidney
Lowell Anderson
Grand Island
Walter Bredeholf
York
William Borcher
August Theis
Ruth Borcher
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
W D. Matthewson
Lodge Pole
Homer Fisher
J. E. Morrow
Dan Heimer
Frank Mueller
Ben Hilpert
Change in traffic rules watch your step in Sidney
Starting Tuesday August 13 at 7 30 p m all streets in Sidney will be one way traffic to Roberts Sisters Stock Company big tent theatre where they open a weeklong engagement with a four act comedy The Whole Dam Family One lady will be admitted free with each paid adult admission at the performance in Sidney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Roberts Sisters Stock Company
Big Tent Theatre
Cream Wanted 42
Advertising notice seeking cream suppliers to ship product to Richardson County Bank. Authors promise payment of transportation costs and no deductions, selling benefit based on market value price, urging consignors to ship for higher returns.
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Ted
Richardson County Bank
Thoxine listed as safe cough remedy replaces chloroform
An ad promotes Thoxine as a safe, effective cough medicine without chloroform or harmful drugs. It claims double action soothing irritation and addressing the internal cause, offering quick relief and a money back guarantee. Available at 35c, 60c, and $1.00 from Bassett's and other drug stores.
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Bassett’s
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Gras
Lis
Bridgeport
Sam Daniel
Fair Board
Johnson
Ferd Wickhorst
County
Samuel McKelvie
Federal Board
Falls City
Greenlees’ Inc
Sidney’s Style Store
Olson & Sons, Prop
Nebr
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