Editorial urges simpler farm plan to payoff costs
The piece predicts Congress will clash over farm control policy with calls for a simpler farm bill that pays for itself. It reviews Harry B. Coffee's equity relief idea, a two price system setting domestic and export prices, and compares it to current aid, noting support for farm prosperity while warning against class or sectional bias. It highlights the King Plan as a minimal price mechanism without licenses or monopolies.
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Harry B. Coffee
Chadron
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T. J. King
Chicago
Cheyenne County
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Nonresident buyers push out western Nebraska duck grounds
Western Nebraska duck and goose hunting faces a trend toward nonresident ownership. Wealthy sportsmen from Omaha, Lincoln, Des Moines, Denver and beyond are leasing river frontage and blinds, limiting access for local hunters. Farmers profit from field blinds near government preserves as the season shifts toward a rich mans pastime.
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Panhandle
Scottsbluff
Morvill
Des Moines
Denver
Fremont
Hastings
New York City
North Platte
Garden County
Omaha World Herald
Western
Editors Face Dilemma in Time Magazine Man of the Year
The piece argues the TIME editors must select a Man of the Year amid a world of Adolf Hitler. Choosing anyone else would seem a joke, while selecting Hitler would invite hostile letters from readers and complicate editorial duties.
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TIME
Adolph Hitler
Adolph
The Lowe-Down Dust, Dust, and a New Telegraph Home
The author recalls leaving a decade of clutter and dust in the old Telegraph office, finding humor in dust as old friends, and anticipates life in a cleaner, quieter space. He muses on change, nostalgia, and the quirky comforts of a cramped den. A future dam project and river switch loom as a separate engineering spectacle awaiting spectators.
A Farm Plan Based on Cooperation Not Subsidies
The statement advocates an end to farm subsidization arguing agriculture deserves legislation to remove gambling from the business. It supports cooperative farmers receiving a fair return for effort without drawing from the U S treasury, insisting sound plans should finance themselves through cooperation and organization.
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United States Treasury
Hitler Man of the Year claim fuels TIME debate
The piece argues Adolf Hitler as Man of the Year for twelve months of world impact. It notes conquests without war, pressure on Britain, restoration of Germany, and promise of Sudetenland gains while condemning racial persecutions. It previews editor reactions and potential Time magazine ridicule or backlash.
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Germany
Austria
Sudetenland
Czecho-Slovakia
Benito Mussolini
Hitler
Ceasar Boys
Charlemagne
Alexander the Great
Napoleon Bonaparte
TIME
Adolph
Divert Water Soon At Tri County Location
Tri County public power engineers plan within ten days to shift the Platte river flow into the reservoir outlet tunnel. All stream water will be diverted during Kingsley dam construction to free the natural bed for work and allow artificial channeling of the river.
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Tri-County Public Power
Platte River
Kingsley
Nebraska Wins Intercollegiate Meat Judging Title at Chicago
The University of Nebraska clinched the intercollegiate meat judging contest at the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. It marked the school’s fifth contest win and secured a second leg on the trophy, a first for such multiple victories. Ed Zahm of Spalding led the team with individual honors, while Russell Jacobson of St Edwards and Ray Cruise of Gurley placed among the top finishers in a four way tie for ninth.
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University of Nebraska
Chicago
Nebraska
Ed Zahm
Spalding
Russell Jacobson
St. Edwards
Ray Cruise
Gurley
Do You Know 1000 People The Beet's Narrow Marketing Impact
The piece argues sugar beets connect Nebraska farmers to over a thousand Americans through a stored shipped sugar product and by enabling the production and sale of meat and other crops. It highlights how beets expand local markets, sustain demand for alfalfa, and reduce distance barriers by creating concentrated goods.
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Nebraska
Bake Sale at Zwickl's Grocery by Catholic Ladies
The Catholic Ladies announce a bake sale at Zwickl's Grocery on Saturday December 3 starting at 10 A M. Chicken and noodles featured as a specialty with proceeds likely for a church or charitable cause.
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Zwickl’s Grocery
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