Farm Credit Group Formed At Gathering
A locally owned and controlled agricultural credit cooperative forms during a gathering under the 1933 Faradit Act. Incorporators from Banner, Kimball, Garden, Cheyenne, Scotts Bluff, Morrill, and other counties are listed, including Fred L. Johnson, W. L. Chichester, C. G. Evertson, A. W. Atkins, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Ioans
Banner County
Fred L. Johnson
Harrisburg
Frank P. Jessup
McGrew
W. T. Young, Jr. Kimrnd
Frank E. Steuffer
Frank Linn
Kimball
Cheyenne County
W. L. Chichester
Lodge Pol A
Ankeny
Dalton
Paul Eyaney
Joe Johnson
Potter Ye ™ Kavanaugh
Sidney
Garden County
Ed Schmid
Lloyd Schmid
Albert Quelle
Bird
Rodgers
Oshkosh
Kimball County
C. G. Evertson
C. L. Swanson
Lucien Siebenaler
Lb. H. Laingphere
John I. Filer
Morrill County
A. W. Atkins
Bridgeport
W. I. Whitney
M. L. Bigler
Sumner Burnham
Bayard
S. R. Sweet
Scotts Bluff County
C. B. Sands
Gering
W. C. Redding
Minatare
T. W. Shepard
Mitchell
H. L. Sams
Neal A. Bartsour
Scottsbluff
Important Decision In Trial Here
A district court decision favored plaintiff W. J. Ewing against Standard Oil company of Nebraska over rent for premises in Dalton. The court held an assignment of the entire lease term created privity between lessee and transferee, obligating the transferee for rent even if paid to the original lessee. About $950 at stake, likely to be appealed. Kratz and Kinnersly cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
W. J. Ewing
Standard Oil Company of
Nebraska
Dalton
Standard Oil Company
G. P. Kratz
A. J. Kinnersly
Catholic Ladies Hold District Meeting In City
A diocesan conference meeting of Catholic women convened at St. Patrick's auditorium with participants from Sidney Lodge Pole Dalton Chappell and Kimball. E S Stokes was elected chairman and L A Bartholomew secretary. Bartholomew spoke on Lent as a history and a study club formed for Altar society meetings. musical numbers featured solos readings and violin and piano selections. next quarterly gathering planned for Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diocesan Conference of Catholic Women
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Sidney
Lodge Pole
Dalton
Chappell
Kimball
E. S. Stokes
L. A. Bartholomew
Esther Leach
Miss Morris
P. J. Heaton
H. R. Heaton
Adla Tablets Claim Cure for Stomach Ailments
C S Gross reports severe stomach pains hindered work until using Dr Emil's Adla tablets. He says pains disappeared and appetite returned after taking the treatment. Western Drug Co promotes a money back guarantee for Adla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Gross
Service In New P. O. Starts Next Monday
The article explains the new post office will begin operations next Monday with complete key controlled boxes. Each box requires two keys and a 20 cent deposit to secure a key, covering its cost. Post office staff have been preparing the new building for a one day move, and patron cooperation is urged to avoid service disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson
Snow Falls In West Nebraska This Week
Snow will protect crops against low temperatures as moisture spreads across the panhandle. The north end near Sidney saw slightly heavier falls while all regions received comparable moisture. Eastern states faced severe cold and blizzards with fatalities, while central Nebraska reported no low mercury readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Panhandle
Oost
Nebraska
Middle West
Allotment Benefits Reach Nebraskas Panhandle Counties
The western Nebraska wheat belt dominates allotment payments with about one third of the total to 11 counties in the far west. County clerks and staff receive salaries from these funds, with many due for weeks. Newspapers benefited through legal advertising costs, while western counties begin signing contracts under the corner plan with expectations similar to wheat payments. A notice also mentions rent and a ball costume ad and linoleum rug patterns from local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux
Deuel
Dawes
Banner
Sheridan
Nebraska
Washington
For Sale Item from Cheyenne County Lumber Co
A Cheyenne County Lumber Co listing offers an assortment of food items at low prices in a for sale advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwvall
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Liberty State May Get RFC Loan Report
Liberty State may receive an RFC loan to pay depositors in Torchester bank. About 50 percent dividend will be paid from a $30,674.22 RFC loan and $422.78 cash on hand. Funds to be mailed to depositors later this week as part of quick payment plan while other loans await RFC rule changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Torchester
RFC
Lincoln
Cosz
Dorchester Iellan
Lincoln and county projects approved for CWA relief work
State and county CWA projects approved across Lincoln and surrounding counties allocate 213 workers for the coming week. Sidney plans include sidewalk removal and window installations lighting ventilations. Cheyenne and Greeley projects approved. Cherry county not yet reached. County projects include Adams, Arthur, Blaine, Butler, Clay, Keith, Knox, Merrill, Pierce, Richardson, Thomas, Valley and Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsman
Sidney
Cheyenne
Greeley
Cherry County
Adams
Arthur
Blanie
Butler
Clay
Keith
Knox
Merrill
Pierce
Richardson
Thomas Valley
Webster
Cattle Feeding In State Reaches 1933 Highs Amid Shifts
State reports show cattle feeding rising from 1919 decline with 662 000 head, value per head 57.77 and total livestock value 38 243 300. Mules also down since 1926. cattle marketings up for cattle sheep and lambs but down for hogs, livestock on hand 98.7 percent of last year.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Livestock: cattle and sheep on feed shift in 1933 34
In Nebraska on January 1 1934 cattle on feed totaled 1 432 000 head versus 1 282 009 a year earlier. Wine marketings reached 5 543 000 head in 1933 down from 5 751 000 in 1932. Sheep marketings showed 1 514 000 head in 1933 up from 1 406 000 in 1932. Overall there were more cattle in feed than before but fewer sheep and lambs on feed January 1 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Two Gurleyites Named to Midland Honor Roll
Dale Flora a Gurley junior and Clara Flora a Gurley freshman earned places on Midland College honor roll for the first term with a 3.56 average. Only 29 collegians scored above 3.5. The Flora children are children of Mr and Mrs S J Flora. Four students achieved perfect grades: Beulah Meyer Wisner Patrizia Rieper Helen King and George Mendenhall Fremont. Weyer and Rieper each carried 17 hours while Mendenhall had 16 and King 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Clara Flora
Gurley
Midland College
Clara
S. J. Flora
Henrrhol
Beulah Meyer
Wisner
Patrizia Rieper
Helen Ixing
Fremont
George Mendenhell
Miss Weyer
Miss Rierer
Mendenhall
Miss King
Old Mammy Mallard Returns to Rainbow's End Nest
Garden county notes the famous Mallard hen that nests on the roof of F. J. Keller's barn at Rainbow's End game refuge has returned on February 4 for the 11th time. She laid 14 eggs in 1933, only to see them undersized and later hatched five pintail young. The 11 year old bird, described by the biological survey as the most remarkable duck on record, continues to inspect her summer home and raise unrelated ducklings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden County
F. J. Keller
Rainbow's End
Keller
Washington
Biological Survey
Mrs Coates Pupils In Recital Next Sunday
Piano students of Mrs Ralph Coates will present a recital at the city auditorium Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. The program features Helen Goodwin Jackie Coates Betty Harcy John L esllers Joan Ahrens Margaret Furer Leonard Fine Harold Hepner Doris LeSueur Frances Goodwin Franklin Dedrick Helen Lyle Amy Wotan Lucile Hardy dances by Rosemary Pavlat Betty Hardy Leis Bailey Maxine Thomas and Doris LeSueur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Coates
City Auditorium
Helen Goodwin
Jackie Coates
Betty Harcy
John £Esllers
Joan Ahrens
Margaret Furer
Leonard Fine
Harold Hepner
Doris LeSueur
Frances Goodwin
Franklin Dedrick
Helen Lyle
Amy Wotan
Lucile Hardy
Rosemary Pavlat
Betty Hardy
Leis Bailey
Maxine Thomas
Union Valley Social Notes Reported by Mrs Brown
Mrs Nelson Finney returns home from Sidney visit. Louis Saab and Charles Brown visit Nelson Finney. Lloyd Ravert family at W L Ravert home. Mrs W L Ravert returns from New Rome after week with brother John Schuler. Charles Broan spends weekend in Sidney with wife at George Griswold home. Henry Peirson and son visit Nelson Finney. Farmers attend corn hog allotment meeting at Kinkade school house. Bill Zohn calls at Nelson Finney home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Finney
George Griswold
Sidney
Louis Saab
Charles Brown
Lloyd Ravert
W. L. Ravert
New Rome
John Schuler
Sand
Charles Broan
Henry Peirson
Henry
Kinkade
Bill Zohn
South Colton Social Notes Show Local Visits and Visits
Joan George and sons Harvey and Bill attended the J Grage sale. Norma Jean Deaver visited district 64 on Valentine days. John Fraass called at the H E Wittes home Sunday evening. Chuck Ivestar stayed with friends at Bridgeport. Elmer and Mrs George of Crook were Sunday dinner guests. Harvey and Bill George visited the H J Elsen home. The Needhams and Billy were Sidney visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan George
Harvey
Bill
H. J. Elsen
Hugh Cortney
J. Grage
Norma Jean Deaver
John Fraass
H. E. Wittes
Chuck Ixvestar
Bridgeport
Elmer George
Crook
John George
Bill George
W. L. Needham
Billy
Sidney
Local Social Notes and Gatherings in Solfax and Nearby Areas
Sunday evening greetings between Leo Koester and John Burke noted. Mrs. Bertha Long’s death announced to sister Mrs. George, who was ill and could not attend services in Solfax, Illinois. Sidney area events include Rev. Krohn and family reception and multiple visits. Community members attended a basketball game in Alliance and hosted Valentine party for Dorothy Witt’s class. Families mentioned include Koester, Elsen, Witters, Deaver, Brauer, and George, with dinners and shopping trips reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Koester
John Burke
John George
Bertha Long
Solfax
Ill
George
H. J. Elsen
Herman Stueve
Krohn
Sidney Sundry
Harold Witters
Alliance
Ruth Dea
Mine Found by Accident in Turkish River
Turkish engineers near Kaghisman along the River Aras report a mine discovered by accident. The forgotten site, unearthed after two years, is said to contain auriferous ore valued in the millions of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aras
Kaghisman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Credit Group
Greenlees
P. O
West
G. H. Doran
15Th Ave
Cheyenne County Lumber Company
Liberty State
CWA
Union Valley
South Colton
Farmers Union
District 39
H. E. Witters
George Deaver
Art Brauer
Richard Brauer
N. J. Elsen
Deaver
Elsen
Telegraph
Bluehill
Prunes
California
P. Skaggs
Rondo
Cameric
Gladio
Penney’s
Sliptex
Hare
Montaur
Lavenue
Illinois St
Bing Crosby
Hollywood
H. G. Wells
Tom Micward
Charer
Tarzan the Fearless
Betty Boop
Betty Beap
Glicria Stucrtum
Harrigan
Claude Rains
Dudley Digges
Chrissina
Join Gilbert
Ian Keith Lewis Stone
Elizabeth Young
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