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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1936

Page

2

Roosevelt Moves To Scrap Extra Borrowing Powers

President Roosevelt announced at a press conference that he intends to repeal three of the four remaining AAA borrowing authorizations. He explained funds would not be borrowed for listed purposes and emphasized this does not guarantee new funds for other government expenses. Farm policy items include a Jones soil conservation subsidy plan and Bankhead cotton controls among several Senate actions.

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Lindbergh murder case probe prompts no new evidence

Governor remarks on the Lindbergh murder investigation say no fragment of new evidence exists. The report mentions prison unrest at Stateville prompted by the prison razor incident and the Loeb case. Austin Phelps Palmer, a retired NY electrical engineer, received 90 days in federal detention for threatening letters to President Roosevelt. Federal Judge Robert P. Patterson outlined possible penalties up to five years and a $1,000 fine.

Austin Phelps Palmer New York Roosevelt Robert P. Patterson

Potter Notes and Local Happenings Hit by Snow

Potter community reports visits by Edgar Leafdale and others to Haviland Kansas, plus frequent travel to Scottsbluff and Lincoln. Local students, amateur programs, Legion activities, band director hire, quarantine updates, and a silver aviator trophy highlight a busy week with school plays, hospitalities, and a new PWA switchboard project underway.

Ular R. B. Hill Joz Johnson Albert Neilsen N.S. Muller Ralph Robertson Edgar Anderson Sidney Harry Witt Manhattan Kan Dean Hagemeister Lee Burbank Calif Cynthia Tompkins J. M. Hughes L. J. Hughes Huntsman Legion Bank Harry Coates Potter State Bank Mayer W. O. Randall Emma Movie C. J Ruth Wickstrom Kingsley Axel Wickstrom Bronson Henry Wickstrom Norman Fisher Cheyenne West Coast Norman Douglas Aircraft Company Los Angeles Potter PWA

Farmers Point Of View On Presidential Candidates

The article critiques a recent address by Governor Landon, urging concrete proposals over platitudes. It stresses employment with permanent jobs, a humane welfare approach for the unemployed, and a major reform to drive recovery. It calls for lawful, sound agricultural policies ensuring farmers receive fair crop prices aligned with commodity costs.

Landon

Landon Critiques Farm Policy Talk and Party Proposals

The speaker argues for a broad farm policy emphasizing soil conservation and flood control and criticizes the administration's lack of a permanent solution. He contends opposition proposals are unAmerican and charges the governor’s speech with failing to address key questions, calling it a disappointment and insisting real action is needed to win the nomination and presidency.

AAA Landon Times C. Edgar Leafdale

Peetz News Roundup from Constance Brown

Sidney Ketchum escorted Dwyer Ket chum to Laid Colorado on Monday. Peetz school closed Wednesday due to smallpox in the community. Anton Nelson bought a Chevrolet last Tuesday. The farm and women's club met Thursday with Mrs S T Brown and Mrs Cook. Mrs Ammans and children, formerly with W E Henning, returned to North Platte Friday. Anton Nelson elected director of the state farmers union at the Denver convention last week. Mrs A N Robinette hosted a party Thursday for W E Henning's birthday. Laverne Crow and Alice Swanson attended.

R. Andiy Edgar Leafdale Haviland Kan G. L. Rogers Hagemeister Lincoln Proudfit Emil Nelson Mattie Gertrude Nelson Jack Nelson Harry Coates John Nelson Potters Legion Ben Couch Old Black Joe Musil Roland Biggs Babcock Implement Company Sidney Leo EB. Osborn Wiliam Helsing Kirk Fred Vaughn Maxine Wells Claude Biggs county-American Legion Peter Hansen A. F. Whitmire Sundl John Seyfang Edna E. H. Seyfang Jeanette Shuck R. A. Babcock Hershiel Speaton Potter Ralph Robertson Edgar Anderson C. E. Smith D. F. Enevoldsen C. E. Biggs Cords Carol Louis Serman Greeley Colo R. L. MacAdam R. B. Hill Chadron Chadron Normal George Whitney Willomine Herbert Johnson Sidney Ketchum Dwyer Ketchum Laid Peetz Anton Nelson Womens Club S. T. Brown Cook Ammans W. E. Henning North Platte State Farmers Union Denver A. N. Robinette Laverne Crow Alice Swanson

Bank asset sale reshapes Peetz holdings to Ross Smith

Felix LeBlanc and Joe Adler, who recently bought assets of First National Bank of Peetz, sold their interests to Ross Smith of Sterling. The report notes other regional movements including visits to Denver and Loveland, a Platte Valley Christian Endeavor banquet in Sterling, and several locals traveling to Kansas City for an oil meeting. E. E. Brown was bedridden with flu last week. Hannah Lawson traveled to Hastings and Lincoln before returning to Watson, Missouri.

Denver Loveland Felix LeBlanc Joe Adler First National Bank of Peetz Ross Smith Sterling Hannah Lawson Ida Barnhart Hastings Lincoln Archute Watson Christian E Endeavor Platte Valley Christian Endeavor The Presbyterian Church E. E. Brown Guy Williams W. S. Williams

Market Quotations Report Wheat and Corn Prices

Market quotations show wheat at 95, corn 56, oats 25, barley 28, old roosters 6, colored hens and springs 14, leghorn hens and springs 11, butterfat 30, and eggs 18. No additional context provided.

Spring line on display at Greenlees

Telegraph Wantads Get Results Try Them. Stamped goods pillow cases towels scarfs etc are featured in the new spring display at Greenlees highlighting affordable household fabrics and accessories.

Greenlees Telegraph

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