Thoughts On The Daily Events News Column
A reflective piece critiques tax policy, wartime inflation, and government spending. It laments budget imbalance, warns of Europe default risks, and urges tax increases coupled with reduced expenditures. The author critiques monetary policy, Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and postwar relief, urging world trade revival and prudent social guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Europe
Federal Reserve System
America
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Jurope
Germany
England
Roosevelt
Potter Items scene from Mrs Miller notes local events
The column lists Potter community happenings from Mrs. N S Miller. It covers moves to a new A I store location, social visits and illnesses, bingo and bridge gatherings, a Legion carnival plan, a Christmas cantata, birthdays and parties, visits to Sidney and Denver, church activities, club meetings, and local improvements such as an electric popcorn machine at Cords cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Reisdorff
Sidney
Potter
Ardeen Wallin
Marilyn Miller
N.S. Miller
Charles Cords
Kimball
Amanda Gemeinhardt
Stanley Davis
Janet Nadine
R. A. Babcock
C. A. Cords
Sand Creek
Spearfish
S. D
Charlotte Enevoldsen
Charlotte
W. A. Johnson
Hemingford
Clarence Johnson
C. W. Johnson
Osberg
N. S. Miller
Arthur Leafdale
Denver
Lawrence Schwiartz
American Legion
Gering
Birthday Club
Delashmutt
Mary Britt
Emil Cords
Cords Cafe
Without Love, Knowledge Kills Him Says The Book
A reader muses that without love kindness is weak recompense and that the knowledge or perfidy at the heart of a story destroys its subject. The note invites reading and personal verdict on the book’s philosophy to live by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Sunol News Highlights Local Socials and Road Work
Sunol chapter lists numerous visits and gatherings among residents including Mrs. Bert Allington, Geraldine Wallace, and H. H. Misegadis. Road work subleased by the county features crews from Sunol and nearby towns. A covered dish lunch at Emil Bluhm’s home drew a large crowd with multiple families in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Allington
Geraldine Wallace
Joe Demers
Ollie Killgore
Margaret
Alice Hastings
West Kennon
Oscar Hatcher
Harry Larkin
H. H. Misegadis
James Tighe
John Poppen
Gurley
Sund
Shelton
J. B. Ruttner
Sunol Womans Club
Court House
Sunol
Here
Sidney
Tom Allington
Gothenburg
Raymond Howerter
J. W. Billeter
Guy Shaw
John Hornicek
M. M. Pavilat
William Krueger
Fred Lehmkuhl
Harry Howerter
Bruns
Misegadis
Emil Englert
Earl LaGrange
Local Socials Note Harrison Week Activities
Transacted business at Harrison last week. Juniors rehearse their upcoming class play. Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson visited the H S Shaeffer home Friday. Mr and Mrs Emil Englert and family and Mrs Amelia Lindley and family were entertained at the Earl LaGrange home one evening last week. The evening featured playing bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigg
Joe Schwartz
Sidney
C. A. Cords
Kimball
Harold Thayer
Virginia Carter
Lodge Pole
Earl Thayer
Floy
W. A. Johnson
Bess Blair
Bridge
J. M. Hughes
Harry Wells
S. J. Ray
R. V. Francis
Potter
Fred Vaughn
Irene Hite
Gering
D. L. Abbott
H. S
Harrison
Lee Johnson
H. S. Shaeffer
Emil Englert
Amelia Lindley
Earl LaGrange
Local Aviator Jack Tucker Noted Aviation Tutor
A Sidney born aviation tutor, Jack Tucker son of Judge Tucker, is described by the Detroit Free Press as a world renowned figure for his aviation work. He reportedly gave Admiral Byrd early flying lessons and is famed for his exact mimicry of musical instruments, birds, and animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Detroit ‘Free Press
Jack Tucker
Judge Tucker
Mr. Tucker
Admiral Byrd
Harper Furniture liquidation under way in city store
Creditors led by Helmers Furniture of Kansas City liquidate the Harper Furniture stock located in the Tewell building on Tenth Avenue. The local shop has been renamed City Bargain House as inventories are rechecked and prices slashed to spur fast sales, with French plate mirrors priced at $1.00 to $1.25 by Sidney Glass & Paint Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Avenue
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Xeleaweeny
Nebr
Ovsee
Telegraph News
Harper Furniture Company
Helmers Furniture Company of
Kansas City
Tewell
City Bargain House
Sidney Glass & Paint Co
Corner Drug Store Advertises Marys Armortex Finish
The note markets Penlyptus cough syrup to ease a cold before it worsens. Sidney Drug Co. sells it as The Corner Drug Store. It also references Cook's Armortex, a new plastic wall finish, from Thomas Lumber Co. Telegraph and a sales pitch urging readers to try them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Drug Co
Cook
Thomas Lumber Co
O. P. S Butter and Bread Sale Offer
An advertisement promotes O. P. S Butter as high quality and distinguishes it from cheaper butters. It also states 1-pound loaves of various bread varieties Brown White Sweet Rye and Raisin are priced at four loaves for 16 cents.
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the Telegraph
Way V. Doran
Columbia University
Jesus
God
Fosdock
Catholic Hour
Fellowship of Man
Sunol News
Mrs
Harper Stock
Parker
The
Piccry
Greenlees’ Inc
Hershey’s
the Central Market
Olson ‘& Sons
Stock Salt
Rob Ross
Smith
U. S
Credit Grocers
Utah
O.P Skaggs RE Sons
Johnson
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