Anti hoarding drive urged to lift national mood
The editorial backs President Hoover and Colonel Knox in urging Americans to stop hoarding money. It notes bank strength amid panic and argues thrift, fair banking, and spending today will spur recovery. It also mentions teaching blind cooks to use sense and technology like electric stoves.
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Omaha World Herald
Hoover
Frank Knox
Colonel Knox
Nebraska
Omehe
Lincoln
Fremont
Grand Island
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Shenandoah
Deniton
Carrie
Omaha
Neep
Hoeover
Col. Nox
LLIND LEARN TO COOK Lorgia Antwers
A discussion on progressive methods that enable blind people to perform tasks once thought to require sight. The text notes that training has allowed many to gain independence and pursue self supporting work rather than rely on relatives or institutions.
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Lorgia Antwers
Frankes disarmament plan eyes League police army
The Kansas City Times reiterates support for an international army under the League of Nations with American and British navies, backed by compulsory arbitration and rapid use guarantees. It argues the U S and Britain would resist ceding forces, doubts other powers would consent, and finds the French proposal hopeless.
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Kansas City
United States
Great Britain
Commissioners Proceedings in Sidney Nebraska Feb 16 1932
The board of county commissioners met in regular session with Chairman Guy Shaw presiding. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Attending were Guy Shaw, Bert Allington, Ford Weikhorgt, R. P. Kepler, J. W. Billeter, Henry F. Pavlit, and county clerk.
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Sidney
Nebr
Board of County Commissioners
Guy Shaw
Bert Allington
Ford Weikhorgt
R. P. Kepler
J. W. Billeter
Henry Fpavilat
County Warrants and Local Meeting Notes From Sidney
Audit lists warrants issued across funds for salaries labor supplies and freight with names such as Gardner Huff Strickler and Johnson. Also records a tax assessment correction for lot five block 36 Sidney and a supervisor adjournment set for March 1. Social notes recount visits, funerals, school events, and Farmers Union gathering in Sidney.
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Gas Fund
S. L. Rose
Labor
J. W. Billetet
Ray M. Johnson
Cecil Hunt
Earl Strickler
A. J. Oeltjen
Archie Hafer
Ed Erickson
Walter Robbins
Harry Miller
Ray Volt
Ray Wolt
John Ahim
C. A. West
Melvin Sweet
Clyde Nelson
Showl
E. J
H. B. Kerk
Bert Allington
Ford Weikhorst
Sidney
Phil
Brownson by Mrs Turner and Huntsman visitors
Mrs Wm Lurner and Mrs Alex Shindle of Huntsman spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs George Shindle. John Miller and family were Sunday guests of Rev G H Boeke of Fotter. Mr and Mrs Raymond Anthony and daughters visited Mr and Mrs Marvin Anthony Sunday.
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Sidney
W. F. Peters
John Frerichs
Arnold Stockamp
Chris Anderson
Charles Anderson
Will Turner
Frank Anthony
Frank Smith
Vipond
Peetz
Oscar Hatcher
Thomas
H. ‘Thomas
Albert Juedes
Gurley
Clara Ladine
Thelma Anthony
Raymond Anthony
Wm. lLurner
Alex Shindle
Huntsman
George ‘Shindle
John “Miller
Cie Fumday
Tig Mue-G. H. Boeke
Fotter
Marvin Anthony
Army medical school trains medical officers in service
The United States Army runs a post graduate medical school for officers already in the service. It focuses on advanced medical training to prepare officers for higher duties within the military medical corps.
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United States Army
Skaggs Store Promise of Quick Courteous Service
Patronizing an O. P. Skaggs System store benefits the customer by securing quality foods at low cost and contributes to the store manager's salary via a sales percentage. The manager aims to earn by delivering quick efficient accurate courteous service that makes customers return for all food needs.
O P S Sweet Rye Bread Introduced in 6-Cent Loaf
O P S Sweet Rye Bread uses sweet dough and offers a unique flavor with non crumbly slices. It toasts perfectly and sells as a full pound loaf for only 6 cents, a contrast to regular sourdough rye priced at 10 cents.
Letter Box Editor invites reader opinions for Telegraph
The Telegraph in Sidney Nebraska calls for brief letters on political and current issues. Each submission must include the author’s name. anonymous letters will not be published, though initials may be used if the full name is known to the editor.
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Letter
the Telegraph
Sidney
Nebraska
Nebraska voter’s housecleaning call replaces Bryan worship
Sidney reader urges Nebraskans to remove lingering Bryan idolization and judge leaders by deeds not slogans. He lauds William Ritchie Jr. as democracy’s strong representative and the man of the hour in Nebraska and beyond.
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William Ritchie Jr
Pleasant View Social Notes From Pleasant View
Mrs J E Morrow hosts visitors at her home while J E Herboldsheimer and W D Mathewson and Dan Heimer make calls. Potter is referenced with corn delivery and travel. W D Mathewson and J E Morrow share visits as small town social activity continues. Little Lesta Mathewson is mentioned in progress.
Local Notes On Illness School Absences And Visits
Absents from school several days on accounts of illness. Mr find Mrs Charles Herbold Sheimer called at the W D Mathewson home Wednesday evening. W D Mathewson hauled corn from the Vern Pearson place Friday and Saturday. Art Brandenberg was at Potter shopper Saturday forenoon.
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Arthur
Joe ‘McMillen
Will Turner
Farmers Union
William Bundy
Arnold Stockamp
Walter Aurich
Miss McCleneghan
Miss Foster
Bronson School
J. E. Herboldsheimer
J. E. Morrow
Dan Heimer
W. D. Mathewson
W. D. Mathewscen
Art Brandenberg
Winess Gerler
Art. Prandenberg
Frank Mathes
Potter
Charles Herboldsheimer
Pearson Place
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Army Medical School
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Perales
Bryan
William Jennings
Union
Matinees
Warner Baxter
Leila Hyams
Ralph Bellamy
William Pawley
C. Aubrey Smith
Alexander Kirkland Howard Phillips
Axelle
Pierre Benoit
William’k. Howard
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Foreign Legion
Horace Heidt
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