Forty five Cent Maximum Corn Price Predicted By Expert
An agricultural college economist predicts a near term cap around 45 cents for warehoused corn due to government loan actions, with wheat influenced by local factors and 1934 crop prospects. Hog prices may firm as pork margins widen, while eggs unlikely to rise. storage trends suggest many eggs may not move before February.招商主管
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Filley
The
Agricultural College
Filley
U. S
Filey
Nebraska
Sidney Draw By Cecelia Kurs Eli Henderson and son Roy
Sidney residents and families are listed with tidbits from social life. Mr and Mrs Frank Kurz and son Howard shopped in Sidney. The M I C hosted a three act play at district 36 with strong turnout and lunch served. Various Kurz family members attended events, visits, and illnesses noted, including sick list members Laura Mitchell and Florence Kurz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Kurs
Eli Henderson
Roy
Gibbon
Sam Chambers
Sidney
Alfred Koester
Howard Kurz
Frank Kurz
Howard
Farmers Union of
North Sidney
District 36
Harold Kurz
Lorenzo
John Schulenberg
Leonard
Falls City
Cecelia Kurz
Laura Mitchell
Florence Kurz
John Kurz
Florence
Dorothy
Dacona
Colo
Harold
Freda
Carl Kurz
Wu-Bur Hall
Vernon
Catherine Schulenberg
Bunker Hill Club Hosts Quilting Day at Meyers Home
Raymond Beyer was discharged to his home after a hospital stay. Mr and Mrs Paul Meyer hosted a party at their home Sunday with many neighbors including the Rohdes Borchers Troutmans Sachs Gross and Weltons. The Beyers and Fr and Mrs Beyer spent time at the hospital and Mrs Engel and children visited. Members of the Bunker Hill club gathered Saturday with all members present for a quilting day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
James Beyer
Raymond
Evelyn
Harriet Engel
William Rohde
Clarence
Albert Beyer
Fred Beyer
Rohde
Frank Beyer
Ray Frame
John Engel
Walter Happel
Gurley
George Rohde
Edna Frame
Taylor Hospital
Lorine Engel
Emanuel Troutman
Sidney
Alex Sterling
Denver
Richard Welton
Baby
Welton
Julia Scanlon
Sterling Homes
Willis Beyer
J. C. Proper
Sterling Home
Raymond Beyer
Paul Meyer
John
John Borcher
Hilbert Borcher
William Sachs
Ben Gross
Arthur Borcher
Edin
Arlene
Gurley - Sturday
Bernard
Ived Griffith
Valley View society notes report village visits and care
Mrs. Jerry Hornick and others from Padroni visited friends in the vicinity last week. O. E. Rhodes slowly improves as relatives help with care. Gentry, Welch, and Gentry guests visited. a shower for Mrs Homer Gentry was held. several men butchered and cared for meat. Art Way moved to the former Howard Denny dwelling, and Phil Brossard hauled hay to the Neinhuser farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Rhodes
Jerry Hornick
Padroni
James Vacik
Tighlman
Mr. Rhodes
Raymond Gentry
Thelma Welch
C. O. Gentry
Gentry
Mrs. Gentry
Dick Brown
Mr. Brown
Steve Tightman
Edward Rhodes
H. R. Neuman
Albert Otties
Art Way
Howard Denny
Phil Brossard
Crock
Neinhuser Farm
Sunday School Fun And Loans Spark Local Interest
The West Center column notes a youth Sunday school class gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ernest home with games and a late lunch. Andrew Jensen bought a Chevrolet last week. Nebraska and Iowa farmers can secure 100 million dollars in new loans backed by corn collateral, bringing fresh cash into circulation and boosting local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples
Carl Ernest
George Young
J. C. Guill
Andrew Jensen
Sidney
A. H. Draper
Joe Larson
Chris Kudsen
Henry Henke
Pete Henke
John Brown
Glaughter
Barbara
Erwin Ehlers
E. E. Osborn
Center
Martin Christofferson
Earl Young
Scottsbluff
George Wymore
Morrill
Francis Rose
Roads graded and graveled for Crook to Fleming link
The text notes Wirk has begun road work with a large crew. Grading and gravelling are underway on the Crook to Fleming route, connecting with the Nebraska road. The improvement is described as much needed. It also mentions Mrs Charles Stark visiting relatives and local calls at O. E. Rhodes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Farm relief funds flood Nebraska and Iowa markets
The U S Treasury will pour 35 to 50 million dollars into Nebraska and 75 to 100 million into Iowa over the next 30 to 60 days. New money will boost spending, with Nebraska seeing over 50 thousand dollars daily and Iowa over one million daily. The source relates to corn production and government credit of 45 cents per bushel to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
Iowa Department
Herbert S. Daniel
Omaha
RFC
Nebraska
Iowa
Treasury
Washington
U. S. Treasury
Regulations Adopted for City Athletic Club Opening Tuesday
The city athletic club approved rules for member conduct and opened the auditorium for members only. Regular gym hours are 5 to 6 pm and 7:30 to 9 pm on weekdays, 1 to 5 pm Sundays. no spectators except official events. no smoking except downstairs. no alcohol or intoxicated persons. proper gym attire required. damages charged to the violator. lockers rented from the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Athletic Club
City Auditorium
Use of Metric System in U S Track and Field
The metric system recently adopted by the A A U for track and field could not be extended to swimming because most pools in the United States were either 25 or 50 yards long and would require costly conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinmine
United States
Gil Fields Discusses Christmas Tree Components
Gil Fields defines Christmas Tree as the term for manifold pipe connections gate valves and other fittings known as the control head attached to the tops of well casings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Fields
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West Center
By Hutn Usborn
Daniel
Hepner
Mickey Mouse Belts
Childrens
Merry Christmas
M. L. Anthony
Prop
Sidney Hatchery
Zwickl’s: Grocerteria
M. A
Zwickl
Frop
Phone 144
Zwickl’s
Krumm’s Market
Turkey
Brownson
Raymond Anthony
American Legion
Arcadians
Legion
Poultry Chase
Zucy Erman
Nices
Farkview Florists
Parkview Floral Home
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