Good early year business in Sidney stores signals optimism
In Sidney, wholesale prices drop and local retailers report brisk sales and rising profit potential for 1931. Merchants note lower prices attract shoppers while consumers spend. farmers with strong crops and livestock bolster confidence. Kansas City reports the tenth district economy fair with bright spots and rising machinery orders for spring.
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Sidney
Sidney Retailer
Bank
Federal Reserve District
Kansas City
Scottsbluff Voters Back Gas Franchise in Large Favor
Scottsbluff voters show overwhelming support for a gas franchise. The project links Muskrat field to Glenrock with a parallel line and a major trunk line to serve Scottsbluff and other towns. Estimated cost exceeds five million dollars with two new pump stations near Guernsey and Torrington to ensure even pressure.
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Glenrock
Wyo
Muskrat Field
Scottsbluff
Guernsey
Torrington
Corn to Be Featured in Machinery Show
Continued from page 1 discussions of tractor use in growing corn will be supplemented by a talking firm by C T Guthery, Marion county, Ohio, grower who has cut his costs to 21 cents a bushel. Cultivating, corn borer control, seed bed prep, and harvesting are seen. You will meet one of the men who has solved the problem of raising corn profitably and hear him in this talkie, the first of its kind in any school.
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C. T. Guthery
Marion County
Ohio
County Poultry Feed Dealers Set Rules For Chick Results
County poultry feed dealers lay out rules for brooder setup to ensure even temperatures and ventilation before chicks arrive. They advise starting with early hatched chicks to secure early pullet laying and timely broilers, limit to 360 chicks per 10 by 12 foot brooder, provide a drinking fountain and a two foot feeder per 50 chicks, avoid stampeding, roost chicks early, follow a feeding plan, and fatten cockerels in a separate pen for timely broiler sale.
Biggs Receives Thanks for Red Cross Relief Efforts
Letter of appreciation from the national Red Cross outlines the rule that excess contributions are to be used only for the donated purpose. Cheyenne County is commended for its fine response and the local chapter is urged to ensure familiarization with the policy.
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Biggs
Tran Bons
Cheyenne County
Nebraska Alumni to Meet Next Wednesday at Local Club
Nebraska alumni gather next Wednesday at a nearby country club with cards mailing this weekend after county list receipt. All former students are welcome and urged to attend. Alumni entertainment planned and Mr Burr will likely give the evening talk.
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Nebraska
Burr
Keep Advertising Is Slogan Of Automobile Makers
Advertising drives sales and growth for merchants by leading customers to buy new products. The piece argues advertising creates demand, increases customer traffic, and boosts profits, labeling it the modern merchandising method and good business.
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Lodge Pole to Entertain District Cage Tourney
Lodge Pole prepares for the district basketball tourney this weekend with semi finals Saturday afternoon and a full Saturday evening schedule. 11 games are planned, three trophies awarded to Saturday night winners, general admission 50 cents.
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Lodge Pole
North River
Raymond Maley
Sidney
Telegraph
Cheyenne County Receives Gasoline Tax Share Uneven
A regional report lists county gas tax allocations with Cheyenne County receiving 1544 dollars while Dawes gets 1238 and Deuel 669. Totals for 11 Panhandle counties amount to 13002 dollars. The notice ends with an ad for MA W Osborn Motor Co. services.
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Cheyenne County
Enne
Dawes
Deuel
Garden
Kimball
Morrill
Sheridan
Sioux
Panhandle
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