Blome Removed as Chairman of Holiday Meet
A heated meeting ended with Blome ousted as temporary chairman after a long session where Mrs. Pearson campaigned for Happ and Hargens. George Hookerson was re-elected secretary, while A M Leafdale and later Harpen filled chair duties amid debates over the Parmenter and Madison county plans. State organizers and local officials attended, with a committee action meeting set for next Wednesday at 7:30 in the district court room.
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Pearson
George Hookerson
Happ
Hargens
Mrs. Pearson
Blome
Elome
Lincoln
Communistic Party
Madison County
Parmenter
Ais
North Platte Valley
Reserburg
Lux
Committee of Actions
District Court Room
State officials and speakers at meeting of holiday association
State officials and speakers at the Lincoln farm march last week included C I Hallquist H W Renquist and Mrs L A Pearson The fiery address urged adherence to the plan and urged closed meetings to avoid outside interference Pearson led a Deuel county delegation and planned to press for the return of chattels from Peter Swanson gate after a prior sheriff seizure She warned of foreclosures and evictions and said a compromise could protect farmers rights A Mexer hall meeting is set for Wednesday afternoon open to all farmers farm women and laborers.
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Lincoln Farm
C. I Hallquist
H. W. Renquist
L. A. Pearson
Pearson
Deuel County
North Platte Valley
Mexer Hall
Utilities Company Seeks New Hearing On Appraisers
The company requests a fresh hearing on appointing appraisers contending that restrictions placed on property owners by the law deny due process. It argues that administrative board hearings lack due process and that imposed appeal conditions could deprive owners of a court hearing and their right to trial by jury.
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Utilities Company
Frompage
Administrative Board
Farm refinance plan proposed by Democratic committee
A county committee designates a farm refinance plan based on 1927 assessed values for each subdivision, arguing an emergency requires prompt action to preserve government. The resolution, signed by Fenty Pavlat, Anna Collart, and Bert Allington, also considers securing Cheyenne county's $100 quota to cover a party deficit. Robert Barlow read a Farley letter urging action. Dalton’s share is $10 with £20 already subscribed toward the fund.
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Fenty Pavlat
Anna Collart
Bert Allington
Cheyenne County
Robert Barlow
James A. Farley
Dalton
Minor Crime Increase Attributed To North Denver Evacuation
Reported here Wednesday night several auto thefts occurred with a J. O. Johnson sedan from 1423 King Street later found abandoned. A Studlar registered car operated by B J Barnhart was stolen and not yet recovered. Police plan a county dragnet amid suspected gang activity in the Little Italy area.
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J. O. Johnson
King Street
Anna Studlar
B. J. Barnhart
Little Italy
Denver
State legislature favors lower license schedule and bills passed
The telegraph reports definite instructions on new license costs and refunds after six bills pass by large margins. Measures would cap bonded debt for subdivisions, bar circuses and carnivals in fairs, make false financial reports a felony for building societies, require state hail insurance security, restrict wet road use, and compel Supreme Court to certify judgments without district court costs.
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Wusem
Alo
Supreme Court
Whch
Academy Cagers Win Fast Contest From Potter
Potter Academy cagers fueled by key scores from Loeb and Fahy sail to a fast win, with Walker Weastey and Coulter contributing for the Coyotes. The Academy meets Scots Bluff High Saturday night in a two game road swing.
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Academy
Potter
Page
Loeb2
Fahy
Walker
Fomer Sidney
Weastey
Coulter
Coyotes
Walter
Watstey
Prarcats
Searcia for MoetTCher Switched to Sidney with Detectives
Denver detectives arrived to follow Sidney clues in a high profile missing person case. Police withheld further details as investigations continue and a $5,000 reward stands from Claude Boetcher for the safe return.
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Denver
Sidney
Claude K. Boettcher
Doner
6 Percent Crop Production Loans Details for 1933
The 1933 loan rules cap individual loans at 300 dollars with a 53 1 2 percent interest rate deducted at advance. Notes due October 31 1933. Loans may be in installments to match crop expenses. Only one million dollars of the 90 million fund is for livestock feed. A $1000 fine or six months imprisonment possible for false loan claims. Regional office in Minneapolis serves Iowa Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin Montana Michigan Washington Oregon Idaho.
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Act of Congress
Congress
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Sore
Department of Agriculture
Sime
Minneaplus
Mizn
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakosta
Wisconsin
Montana
Michigan
Washizeten
Oregon
Idahe
Jorgenson 35 Asked to Serve on RAC Committee Report
Jorgenson age 35 named to serve on the RAC committee. In an interview he says farmers need reasonable credit as loan sources shrink under current conditions. He credits the RAC with performing a great service in this territory.
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Jorgenson
Iowa
Wyoming
Public Sales Listed in Cheyenne County
Several public sales in Cheyenne County are advertised with bidder P4ror and clerk Alarius Christensen. Auctioneer Crl Mellett. W. He Scrummi told of a sale near Gurley. C. P. Mellott to offer live stock and farming equipment over the Brock. C. W. Smith to clerk the sale.
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Cheyenne County
Ceil
Crl Melett
Alarius Chrttensen
W. HE Srumidi Wis
Gurley
Maren G
Mr. Schmidt
Telegraph News
Wes
Brock
C. P. Millett
C. W. Smith
WonDians Clul Scores Wift Tea Sponsored Grandmothers Honor
Wondians club hosted a tea honoring grandmothers with a program featuring Miss Jean Lieben dorf er and other performers. Jeanette Larson Zepha Lockwood Fern Peevertte Brra thy Wagner and Lois Hard participated while Mrs W Johnson and several committee members attended the social hour.
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Jeanette Larson
Zepha Lockwood
Fern Peevertte
Brrathy Wagner
Lois Hard
W.johnson
Johnson
Jean Liebendor
Darcer
Liebendorfer
E. S. Sherrird
H Ebkelson
Chattes Trombc
H Eewards
F A Bush
Terrific Dust Nems Help Eocst Wepat Act Increase Ts Ngrin Ne
Terrific dust storms threaten crops as spring rains and moisture shortages loom. Weather table notes downstate storms near Sidney and rain needed to replenish subsoil moisture. Omaha Bee advertises delivery and subscription rates. parish church event on February 28 promises unusual fun.
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Eocst Wepat
South
Sidney Bate
Mes Miera Wine Storms In Rectat Yrors
Met
Ain Ercadis
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Lyon
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Sunol News
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