Potential Need of New Building to Boost Loans
Washington reports S W Straus, a New York investment banker, told President Coolidge that building operations can stave off unemployment for at least 18 months. He cited a potential need for 8 billion dollars of new building in the United States today, noting 25 percent higher activity than 1922 and a 5 billion dollar expected volume this year.
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Washington
S. W. Straus
New York
Coolidge
United States
Mr. Straus
Farm Loan Board Announces Additional 10 Million Debentures Sale
The Federal farm loan board reports a third sale totaling 10 million dollars in intermediate credit bank debentures. This brings the year’s fund-raising to 30 million and total securities to 50 million, with four percent notes maturing in six months. Commissioner Cooper says loans to date reach 32 million and remaining 18 million should cover all crop financing needs under the agricultural credit act.
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Washington
Federal Farm Loan Board
Cooper
The
Farm Loan Board
Bread Price Disparity Highlighted in Wheat Market
The article notes a widening gap between bread consumer prices and producer wheat costs. It cites Minneapolis data showing a loaf rising from 4.3 cents in 1913-14 to about 9 cents now, while flour climbs from 4.43 dollars per barrel to 6.89.
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Minneapolis
Albert to become Germanys new dictator
Berlin reports Dr Heinrich F Albert is set to assume the nations dictatorship. Presidential powers transferred during the Hitler Ludendorff putsch will be moved from the Reichswehr commander to the new chancellor as Berlin reshapes executive authority.
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Berlin
Heinrich F. Albert
Germany
Ebert
General von Seeckt
Reichswehr
Code of Newspaper Ethics Draft Set by Nebraska Press Association
Grand Island Nebraska officials announce that President Kroh has appointed a committee, authorized by the executive committee, to draft a code of ethics distinguishing news from advertising and propaganda. The draft will be submitted to the state convention for consideration at its February meeting. In Chicago officials report six gallons of wine and grape juice produced per person in 1923, based on careful estimates by grape deniers.
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Grand Island
Neb
Kroh
Nebraska Press Association
State Convention
Chicago
Washington Plans Await Coolidge Speech Before Nomination Push
In Washington the men aiming to nominate Coolidge will spend days marking time. They delay any concrete steps until after Coolidge’s address to Congress. They believe the speech will shape public judgment and make the country know him better this week.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Commercial Apple Crop Falls Short in Nebraska Survey
Nebraska producers report 55 percent fewer bushels of commercial apples for sale this year compared with 1922 according to federal estimates. The drop is blamed on frost-fighting facilities and general neglect of orchards. The state collaborates with Montague Tancock of the Omaha Chamber of Commerce on a survey to improve orchards.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Montague ‘Tancock
Omaha
Thanksgiving Gatherings and Local Family News
Center residents and relatives visited or hosted gatherings through Thanksgiving week. Families like Moran, Reiners, Bancroft, Groshans, Scott, Rose, Campbell, Riley, Guill, Osborn, Draper, Netherland and Ladige shared meals or traveled to Omaha and Petersburg Nebraska for medical, holiday, and family events. Agnes Ladige returned from Kearney for Thanksgiving with relatives.
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Curt Scott
Cash Scott
Vernon
S. W. Scott
John Groshans
H. J. Moran
Joe Reiners
Omaha
Bancroft
Wyoming
Grover Fegley
H. W. Krewer
A. D. Rose
Walter Happel
C. A. Bancroft
W. Scott
Agnes Ladige
Kearney
Adolf Pelster
Petersburg
Nebraska
H. E. Netherland
Babe
J. M. Netherland
Miss Parks
Mitchell
Corn Husking Party Clips Through Sidneys Weekend
Residents from the Ed Mayer and Charles Jobe homes visited from Wednesday through Sunday. A handful from the vicinity shopped in Sidney Saturday while corn husking kept many busy. A Friday night party at the E. E. Osborn home drew a small but lively attendance and a report of a fine time.
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Ed Mayer
Charles Jobe
Sidney
E. E. Osborn
Printing Service Ad From The Telegraph
An advertisement urges readers to use The Telegraph for good printing services. It highlights reliable quality and prompt results, targeting customers needing flyers, posters, and other print products.
Lodge Pole Drug Store Closed by Court Order
Friday afternoon the Lodge Pole pharmacy was shut by an attachment order issued by Judge C P Chambers for the Davis Drug Company of Denver. Sheriff Z W McDaniel and Deputy W Brilleter with County Clerk Oakley O Otten took control, removing the keys and leaving Lodge Pole without a drug store.
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Lodge Pole
C. P. Chambers
Davis Drug Company of
Denver
Z. W. McDaniel
W Brilleter
Oakley O. Otten
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Mrs. A. D. Rose
Andy Ladine Home
Hudson Super
Bentley Auto Company
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South Bend
America
Mann Motor Company
Sidney, Nebraska
Fis
Call of
New Orleans
Jane
M. A. Shipman
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