Mercy Death Law Proposed In Nebraska Senate
A bill introduced in the Nebraska Senate by Senator John Comstock proposes a mercy death law. Dr. Inez Philbrick, a 43-year physician and 17-year former UNL faculty member, sponsors the measure. It designates a district court judge as a referee and requires a $10 filing fee with an adult’s application asserting incurable or fatal disease, intent, and affairs in order.
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Nebraska
Senate
John Comstock
Lancaster County
Inez ©. Philbrick
University of Nebraska
President Roosevelt to address Boy Scouts next week
President Roosevelt previously honorary president and longtime leader in scouting will deliver a White House broadcast to Boy Scouts nationwide on Monday February 8. Walter W. Head of St Louis and Dr James E West will join from the White House with eight Eagle Scouts attending as Boy Scout Week runs February 7 to 13 marking the 27th anniversary of the organization.
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Roosevelt
Boy Scouts of America
White House
Boy Scouts
Walter W. Head
St. Louis
James E. West
Washington
New Tax Bill Backed By Senator From 43rd
The 1935 tax rule linking car licenses to personal taxes on vehicles is examined as Senator Harry E. Gantz questions Miller about a bill intended to simplify the law. The committee defers action to allow minor amendments before proceeding.
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Miller
Harry E. Gantz
Alliance
Farm Bureau Session in Sidney Next Week
A Farm Bureau meeting will be held in Sidney next week in the district courtroom at 10 am. V Varriman, organization director of the American Farm Bureau Federation, will lead a discussion on building a complete Farm Bureau program. An open discussion by county representatives will follow.
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Farm Bureau
V. Varriman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Movement
Nielsen Dies in Sidney After Illness
Vigggo J. Nielsen died Wednesday evening after a career in Sidney trade. He came from Council Bluffs and is survived by his wife Marie two children Mildred and Jay his mother in Denmark a brother Henry in Denmark and a brother Chris in Douglas Wyoming. Funeral services are set for two this afternoon at Trinity Lutheran Church with Dr W T Kahse officiating and burial in Sidney Greenwood Cemetery under Gehrig funeral service.
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Marie
Mildred
Jay
Denmark
Henry
Chris
Douglas
Wyo
Trinity Lutheran Church
WT. Kahse
Sidney Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig
Two Bids Received On School Structure
Two bids were received for constructing a new school structure. If a fair price can be secured for the old building, a new structure will rise near the present high school.
Market Quotations From Wheat to Eggs in Old Record
Wheat 1.15 corn 1.16 oats 50 barley 70 hens 444 pounds up No 110 No 2 7 under 4 No 1 7 No. 2 3 legs hard hens No 1 6 No 2 3 springs 10 No 2 5 stags 7 lgn spgs No 1 5 No 2 2 old roosters colored No 6 No 2 2 leghorns 4 butterfat 30 eggs No 1 18.
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Lgn
Spgs
Anere’s Putrerece Parknasilla in Ireland Palm Trees Report
Anere notes Parknasilla in Ireland hosts palm trees and subtropical vegetation despite its latitude near Hudson Bay in Canada. The observation highlights unusual climate features for the region and compares geographic positions across the Atlantic.
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A ‘Putrerece Parknasilla
Ireland
Hudson Bay
Canada
Red Cross Flood Fund Growing Every Day
Dalton townsfolk pledge effort to aid flood relief with many Gurley Sunol and farmers contributing. National Red Cross warns the need remains high for weeks as per capita giving highlights Lodge Pole as a bright spot for generosity.
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Red Cross
Lodge Pole
Lodge Pole Wins But Pat Reserves Edge St. Patrick
Lodge Pole defeated by Pat Reserves 31 to 14 as St. Patrick of Sidney and Lodge Pole vie for conference cage honors. Pats led 12 to 8 at halftime, then exploded in the second half while St. Patrick reserves beat Lodge Pole reserves 17 to 3.
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St. Patrick
Sidney
Pats
Murray
Tschacher
Fahy
Treblick
Walters
Lydiatt
Disney
Sidney Oilers Triumph Over Bayard 39 23
Sidney Oilers walloped Bayard 39 to 23 on Monday night at the auditorium court. They led 28 to 6 at halftime and coasted through the final two periods. Thomas Roth and Atkins led scoring. Box score follows. An ad notes 25c admission for two ladies on Friday February 5 at the Coliseum Rolker Skating.
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Sidney
Oilers
Bayard
Auditorium Court
Thomas
Roth
Atkins
Rolker
Farm Prices At Top Level Since July 1930
Prices of farm products reached the highest level since July 1930 and are 2 per cent above prewar parity for the first time since 1925. The current index of farm commodities is 131 per cent of prewar prices with prices paid at 128 and the ratio of prices received to prices paid at 102. Nebraska farm income for the first 11 months totaled 246,158,000, including 43,599,000 from crops and 178,062,600 from livestock and products, plus 15,497,000 from government payments.
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Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Nebraska
A. E. Anderson
Sidney Triumphs Over Platters 4-3 in Return Match
Sidney Greyhounds defeated North Platte 4 to 3 Sunday afternoon in a return engagement. The Platters won 4-3 at North Platte last Sunday. Sidney outplayed and outskated the visitors, with Maley guarding the goal and Merck Jorgenson Osborn DavisThomas Stewart Zike in key roles. Substitutes included Kilgore Ostermeier Dedrick Patrowsky Van Gorder Heine Schultz.
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Sidney Greyhounds
North Platte
Paltters
Sidney
Maley
Merck
Jorgenson
Osborn
Davis
Thomas
Stewart
Zike
Kilgore
Rudy Ostermeier
Dedrick
Patrowsky
van Gorder
Heine Schultz
Don’t Feed Pheasants Warns Warder In Nebraska
Deputy game warden F C Conover warns against feeding starving pheasants in western Nebraska. He says dead birds show full crops from feed, many deaths from suffocation as snow clogs nostrils and beaks. Feeding is harmful, drives birds to crowded spots and invites coyote predation, leaving birds to forage naturally.
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F. C. Conover
Nebraska
Farm Leaders Confer On Permanent Plans
A national conference of farm leaders was called by Secretary Henry A Wallace to meet at the Department of Agriculture in Washington Monday and Tuesday February 8 and 9 to consider and make recommendations concerning an ever normal granary plan and other proposals affecting agriculture Senator E D Smith and Rep Marvin Jones chairmen of the senate and house committees on agriculture
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Henry A. Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Washington
E. D. Smith
Rep
Marvin Jones
Senate
House
Agricul
Conference invites 50 plus representatives from farm groups
A conference invites more than 50 attendees including representatives from farm organizations and farmers from various regions. National bodies such as the American Farm Bureau Federation National Grange Farmers National Union National Cooperative Council and the Farmers National Grain Corporation are among those invited. the attendee list remains incomplete.
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A3 Future
American Farm Bureau Federation National Grange
Farmers National Union
National Cooperative Council
Farmers National Grain Corpration
Maple Grove Socials Mixed With Neighbor News
Mrs Ed Miles and family hosted visits with Hazel and Alice Miles. Walter Johnson and Arthur Sassaman drove to Denver midweek and returned. Neighbors including Virgil Ely, Emil Nightengale, Sam Irwin and W T Sharman shared dinners and weekend visits. Marilyn Cortney and Carol Tremain noted visits. local sales and dinners continued through weekend.
Monday Supper Demonstrates Aluminum Ware at Welton Home
Guests at the Welton residence hosted Monday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Gray. The event featured a supper and a demonstration of aluminum ware.
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Charles, Welton
Mrs. Gray
Lorenzo By Mrs. Frank Meier
Mr and Mrs James Walker and Ralph Harlan were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Walker Tuesday Norma Kloepper spent the weekend at the Floyd Fleming home Illness kept Howard Still out of school since Thursday Mrs and Mrs Ed Walker and Mr and Mrs Hugh Paris and son were dinner guests Wednesday at the James Walker home Mrs Hugh Paris called at the Elmer Harlan home Wednesday afternoon Mr and Mrs Merle Jacobson spent Wednesday evening at the Hugh Cortney home Mr and Mrs J D Bolton spent Saturday at Fort Morgan Colo Mr and Mrs Francis Egging spent Sunday at the Hugh Cortney home Norma Kloepper and Mrs Floyd Fleming called on Miss Steinmeyer Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs George Fleming Mr and Mrs Charles Deaver and Mr and Mrs Clarence Perry motored to Cheyenne Sunday Mr and Mrs Ed Cortney called at the Hugh Cortney home Mrs and Mrs Fred Andersen and siseeen of Utah are visiting at the Mrs Clara Fulton home Friday evening at the George Fleming home Mr and Mrs Floyd Fleming and Norma Kloepper spent Sunday at the Harry Fleming home.
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Ed Miles
Hazel
Alice
Elna Johnson
Walter Johnson
Arthur Sassaman
Denver
Virgil Ely
Emil Nightengale
W. T. Sharman
Vern
Frank Rasmusen
James Irwin
Robert
Dorothy
Sam Irwin
Irwin
R. W. Johnson
Marie Cortney
Cecil Tremain
Carol
H. P. Michelman
Will Badziong
Ed Miler
James Walker
Ralph Harlan
Ed Walker
Norma Kloepper
Floyd Fleming
Howard
Hugh Paris and Son
Hugh Paris
Elmer Harlan
Merle Jacobson
Hugh Cortney
J. D. Bolton
Fort Morgan
Colo
Francis Egging
Miss Steinmeyer
George Fleming
Charles Deaver
Clarence Perry
Cheyenne
Ed Cortney
Fred Andersen
Situeen
Utah
Clara Fulton
Harry Fleming
Sidney Draw By Cecelia Kurz
Bert Walker helped Frank Kurz butcher a hog Tuesday. Mrs Bert Walker and Mrs Caro line Kurz called at the C S Chambers home Tuesday. Little Marion Kretz has been sick the past week. Mr and Mrs Ed Van Aelstyn called at the Frank Kurz home Wednesday evening. Uniform Local presented a play at district 39 Thursday night. After the play sandwiches and coffee were served. On account of the play no business session was held. The next regular meeting will be held Friday night February 5, at which time J W Nielsen will demonstrate a farm account book. Albert and James Beyer and Richard Welton delivered a milk cow to
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Bert ‘Walker
Frank Kurz
Bert Walker
Caroline Kurz
C. S. Chambers
Marion Kretz
Ed van Aelstyn
Iocal
District 39
J. W. Nielsen
Albert
James Beyer
Richard Welton
Meehan farm Tuesday and local social calls noted
The report lists social and family movements including Mrs John Siedel traveling to Fairbury for her father’s death. Patrick Siedel visited Robert Kurz, Ed Wolverton and Bert Walker visits to Kurz and Walker homes, Helen Brachtenbach’s weekend with Cecelia Kurz, and Cecelia and Robert Kurz with Helen Brachtenbach at H van Aelstyn’s. John and Frank Kurz made business calls in Sidney.
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Meehan
John Siedel
Fairbury
Patrick Siedel
Robert Kurz
Ed Wolverton
Frank Kurz
Bert Walker
Leonard Walker
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J. Nielsen
Council Bluffs, Ta
Dalton
Gurley
Sunol
Froem
EL O
M. M. Herbert
Ralph Hill Wee
George Kelso Wee
Wm. Reiners
Christ Wee Wee
Charles Oliverius
R. E. Morrison
Coliseum
Brewer Machine Shop
Joseph Oliverius
Powell
T. C. Spiker
Dalton Red Cross
Lodge Pole Red Cross Eastern Star
Marius Christensen
Valeska Neubauer
Leslie Neubauer
Albert Gade Wee We
Ray Peters
Emory Planck
Blanche Cronk
Barbara Adams Ae Wee
Mrs
R. B. Farquhar
Lodge
Pole
Pat
Sidney Oilers
Telegraph
Chesebro
Riggs
Rush
George
Benton
Nelson
Wwe
Young
Manchester
Bruckner's
BEN Franklin
Sidney, Nebraska
Maple Grove
Ed. Miles
Lorenzo
Frank Meier
Cecelia Kurz
Buck Jones
SUN Drug Store
Mr. and Mrs. Thin Man
Dashiell Hammett
Charles
Robson Butterworth
Benita Hume
Alan Mowbray
Louise Beavers
Henry O'Neill
Marilyn Knowlden
Hall-Johnson
Richard
Arlen
SCOOP
Flood Pictures
James Stewart
Elissa Land
Joseph Calleia
Jessie Ralph
Alan Marshall
Teddy Hart
W. 5S. van Dyke
Thomas Beck
Helen Brachtenbach
Cecelia
H. van Aelstyn
John
Royal Hostettler
Prop
Durkee
Anadoc
PAA Uaeee
Ad Phone 265
Razor Blades
Gillette Razor
Epsom Salts
Kotex 3 Dozen
Carcara Aromatic
Dr. West
Norwich
Valentine
Whitman’s Valentine
Party
Johnson
Andy
Eon AC
Pond's
Esther
Wright’ S Products I
Cascade
Brecht’s
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