Beds Too Small For Beecher In
Bishop Beecher, longtime Nebraska resident and Episcopal Church leader, tours New York City. He laments Indian injustices, recalls frontier life, and praises the CCC program while noting interest in a return to fundamentals and moving toward the land. He speaks of Buffalo Bill Cody, Sitting Bull, and other old West figures.
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Nebraska
Beecher
Na‘tional Council of
Episcopal ‘Church
New York
Prairies
Ilineis
Bishop Beecher
Kearney
Nebr
Lee City
The
State University
Philadelphia Divinity School
East
Wounded Knee
Pine Ridge
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Bishop ‘Beecher
Iridian
Aius
Oregon Trail
Fort Sidney
North Platte River
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Europe
France
Cadys
Cody Boal
California
Custer
City
Wajer Walker
Walter
Eighth Cavalry
Lister
Fort Niobrara
Fort Robinson
Yrontail
Spotted Tail
Sitting Bull
National Guard
CCC
Thie
Roosevelt
Red
12 Point Program For Chamber Commerce
The text outlines ten through twelve of a chamber program focusing on merchant cooperation, school involvement, and abstaining from secular or political comment. It notes support for closer city council ties, recognition of school systems, holiday calendar idea, highway discussions, and cooperation with the Woman's club convention. Local officials Pindell and Larson are mentioned with brief remarks.
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Merchants Bureau
Sidney
Chamber of Commerce
R. P. Kepler
G. F. Liebendorfer
Leon Fine
L. T. Poole
Denver
Black Hills
Paul L. Marlin
Highway Committee
J. W. Johnson
Woman's Club
I. L. Pindell
W. L. Larson
Roosevelt Birthday Celebration Boosts Warm Springs Fund
President Franklin D. Roosevelt marked his birthday with a White House party while funds from nationwide celebrations, including a $50,000 gift from the Horace H. Rackham fund, poured into the Warm Springs foundation. The senate sent greetings as Roosevelt, in improving health, acknowledged the support and thanked contributors across the country. A 49,000-signature telegram from Alabama citizens arrived late in the day.
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Ccontinuea
Orage OG
Ceeds
Warm Springs
Robinson
Arkansas
Roosevelt
Warm Springs Foundation
White House
Alabama
Nelson In Guilty Plea Before County Judge
Clyde Nelson, one of three defendants booked on intoxication after a street fight near the city auditorium, pleaded guilty before County Judge R A Barlow. He was fined 915 and costs, paid by Nelson's father.
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Clyde Nelson
R. A. Barlow
Nelson
Larson Takes Office In Sidney Thursday
Larson begins a new term in Sidney with praise for partner cooperation and notes the civil service commission requests all applicants for the permanent appointment to submit forms to Washington by February 13. Larson plans to be a candidate and others have inquired about the applications.
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Civil Service Commission
Washington
Larson
Land values forecast rise in Nebraska by expert
Real estate official C. J. Aldrich predicts a general 20 percent increase in Nebraska farm land values over the next 12 to 18 months. He cites favorable sales data from liquidating state bank assets and notes a shift in price per unit despite fewer sales. Federal funds flow into Nebraska, with program totals exceeding 106 million dollars, signaling recovery and wide-ranging relief programs impacting land and credit sectors.
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C. J. Aldrich
State Banking Department
Nebraska
Luikart
Aldrich
CWA
Cws
PWA
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Missouri River Channel
St.oJseph
Sioux City
Altho
Hawevse
Ccc
Federal Land Bank
Production Credit Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Wheat Acreage Cut Around13 Percent In Nebraska
A. F. Anderson reports Nebraska winter wheat acreage fell 13 percent below the three year average and 17 percent below the five year average under the AAA program. W. H. Brokaw, state wheat administrator, calls the result highly successful, noting Nebraska’s decline exceeds the national average of 7 percent.
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Nebraska
A. F. Anderson
AAA
W. H. Brokaw
Brokaw
H. G. Gould
Nebraska Receives Massive Federal Aid in New Deal Era
Nebraska joins the fiscal side of the New Deal with aid exceeding 100 million dollars. Conservatives startled by Roosevelt’s 10 billion dollar budget estimate can now turn to their state for a broad view of federal support.
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United Press
Nebraska
Middle West
Weyer's News social notes from Weyers area
Local item list of Sunday visits Monday shoppers and weekend visitors names families from Weyers area Mary Borges Jessen Jurgens Riher Hume Rahe Folkerts Buss Garratts and others visit in Sidney Omahas and Kearney travel noted Delmar Hane tonsil removal and George Milter illness Orval Hume Elda Hume Henry Florke seen at Buss home Telegraph Want ads Get Results.
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Hilda Borges
Morris Jessen
Sidney
Fred Bauer
Hary. Weyerts
Walter
Licker
Lena Tieman
John F. Folkerts
George Buss
Pete Buss
Melvin
John Jurgens
John Garretts
Omaha
Dale Rogers
Kearney
Martin Borges
D. L. Hume
Bobby
Bessie
Rahe
Melvin Jurgens
R. P. Volkman
Delmar Hane
R. L. Hook
Lodge Pole
George Milter
Orval
Elda Hume
Otto Rahe
Henry Florke
P Buss
Slight Increase Seen For January Trade
The article notes January trade should rise with financial assistance and CWA payrolls contributing to the gain. Relief crews may stay through February, sustaining county payrolls of at least $10 000. About 800 more allotment checks are due this month, lifting retail trade and clearing many old accounts from docks.
Congress Grants Franking Privilege to Members
A historical note records that Congress granted the franking privilege to its members on February 20, 1792, marking official mail rights for congressional correspondence.
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Congress
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