Budget Message to Congress Signals 1927 Plan
President Coolidge submits a 1927 budget of 3.156 billion dollars with a surplus near 330 million, outlines defense and prohibition costs, coast guard buildup, and aviation funding. He defends industry ties, opposes price fixing and broader federal highway aid, and urges limited federal building budgets. The tax cut faces opposition as farm policy debates continue.
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Edward W. Pickard
Coolidge
Congress
Coast Guard
Guard
Army Air Service
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy
Mitchell
Air Services
Army
Post Office Department
National Advisory Council For Aeronautics
District of Columbia
Road realignment near Kimball and Dix proposed
County commissioners and a Lions club committee discussed moving a road off the railroad right of way. The new route will run east from the Pedrett corner toward Dix, shortening the distance while causing damage to several nearby properties. Estimated total damage runs to £2500 to £3000, offset by construction savings.
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Kimball
Dix
Lions Club
Pedrett Corner
Deprett
Gus Linn
Simones
Frank Smith
W. T. Young
Meredith
State Department
Mr. Pedrett
Gus Tolinn
Simones Place
Corn Yield Contest Winner to Speak at Agriculture Meeting
The Nebraska ten acre corn yield contest winner will speak at the Nebraska Crop Growers Association session on January 5 at the Agricultural College Lincoln. Central and western district winners will also speak and medals with certificates will be awarded. Farmers may question and discuss after the talks. The State Corn Show and seed corn condition after a cold October are noted, with judges reporting freeze damage at early community shows.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Crop Growers Association of Organized Agriculture
Agricultural College
Lincoln
Western Nebraska Observer reports settlement talks progress
Monday reports indicate headway in a dispute with all damaged parties seeming willing to settle for a fair appraisement. The brief note underscores ongoing settlement discussions and a pragmatic approach to resolving the case.
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Western Nebraska Observer
Dine With Kimball Aimed At Farmers Day Fame
In 1925 Kimball Farmers Day drew nearly 1300 diners, six less than last year. The Kimball Observer notes good roads and autos expanded trade territory, helping Farmers Day gain wider recognition beyond the region.
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Kimball
Gall Stones New Booklet Explains Home Treatments
A Gall Stone Specialist promotes a booklet detailing a scientific home treatment for gall stones and related liver and gall bladder inflammations. The ad claims 30 years of operation-ready success, offers free delivery to any writer, and is signed by Dr. E. E. Paddock in The Telegraph notice.
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E. E. Paddock
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New York
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Quincy
Ill
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Ohio
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Chile
Pershing
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Coulidge
TO Speak
Telegragit
Oslomatic
W. W. Jordan
Perous and
Hahler Garage
Joseph Hahler
Sidney, Nebraska
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