Improvements Expand Editorial and News Features This Year
The Telegraph and Telegraph News outline new editorial control including reader submissions, a news picture service, Washington reports, and a Lowe-Down column by Jack H. Lowe. They will also carry editorial clippings, a weekly semi-weekly review, and insist on ethical, non gossip reporting while inviting reader feedback and subscriptions. The note ends with guidance on irrigation and farming advice.
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Telegraph Publishing Company
Nebraska Press Association
Lincoln
Nebraska
Jack H. Lowe
Telegraph
The
Telegraph News
Allotment Checks Go Out Fast This Week
The article notes allotment payments are issued swiftly this week as a moral obligation under contracts from the 1936 program prior to the Supreme Court ruling invalidating the AAA last January 6. It states the government fulfilled its obligation despite no legal requirement.
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Supreme Court
AAA
Services Of Expert Is Offered To Farmers
The Cheyenne county garden and the five acre tract of Al bin Olson illustrate the value of expert services for farmers. The earlier irrigation failure is attributed to inexperience rather than system flaws, with 30 sufficient water pumped to show practicability.
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White
Cheyenne County
Albin Olson
Dr. Miller Heads District 43 Representation
Dr Miller announces departure to represent District 43 and invites community members to write anytime for prompt courteous attention.
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Dr. Miller
Farm accounting urged as tool for farmers
University of Nebraska professor George Darlington argues farming is a big business requiring proper records. He notes only about 2 percent of farm operators used extension services for financial records in 1936, due to tax rules and lack of training. He proposes revising high school and college bookkeeping to include farm accounting topics.
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George Darlington
College of Business Administration
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Educational Journal
Darlington
Rural Economics Department
University
University of Nebraska Student Union Opens After Grant
Students on the University of Nebraska campus celebrate the approval of a $180,000 PWA grant for a new student union building. The $400,000 structure will be funded by the grant, student fees, and other sources while the student body had already voted to impose a special fee to cover the remaining costs. The project aims to cover interest and amortize the principal by the end of the period.
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University of Nebraska
PWA
University to Build New Student Center at 14th and R
Regents approve a 1 15 year plan with no taxpayer expense. Alumni raise 75000 from 25000 members to furnish the building. Construction must start by January 11 and finish by January 11, 1938. The 192 by 99 foot structure faces R street with three floors of lounges, ballrooms, libraries, offices, and student activity spaces to foster leadership.
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Alumni Association of the University
14Th
R Streets
R Street
Christmas Day Social Roundup At Many Homes
A long list of Christmas visits and gatherings spans Sund ay and nearby towns. Families including Allington, Hill, Washburn, Seeger, Englert, Booth, Johnson, Basnett, Magnus, Vacik, Lindley, Cronk, and others shared meals and travel between Sidney, Denver, Hastings, Bridgeport, and Torrington, with multiple dinners, shopping trips, and greetings noted. Descriptions cover relatives, return trips, and holiday hospitality across communities.
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J. E. Hill
Leo Washburn
Denver
Lyle Schaeffer
Mr. Hill
E. H. Seeger
Hastings
York
Firth Booth and Sons
Amelia Lindley
Mitchell Johnson
Kaycee, Wyc
Bert Allington
Jerry Basnett
Leonard Magnus
Deshler
Td Magnus
Torrington
Wyo
Basnett
Vacik
F. L. Robinson
Fremont
Ben Vacik
Loomis Booth
Friend Dickinson
Ogallala
Russell Bluhm
E. L. Booth
Herman Volstead
Bonesteel
S. D
Joe Kucera
Tribune
Kan
John Junker
Sunol
William Cronk
Sidney
Evelyn Melton
G. H. Cronk
Albert Hornicek
Mary Melton
George Held
Leona Lindley
Scottsbluff
Tom
George Allington
Lucille Wellace
Sidney Christensen
Clark
Wayne Craig
Emil Englert and Son
Genevieve Englert
William
Leona
Loyal
Virginia Englert
Emil Bluhm
Lucile Wallace
Henry Schmidt
Martin Christensen
John Livanis
Chris Hansen
M. G. Talcott
G. H. ‘Cronk
Bridgeport
Frank Oliverius
Margaret
Richard Fraass
Shhimka
James Tighe
J. B. Ruttner
Catherine Mohart
Ernest Wichard
Viola Kilgore
Ollie Kilgore
Wes Kennon
Harold Kilgor
Ed Rogers
Crook
Helen Peetz
J. B. Ruttrer
Baby
Emil Zalesky
Sunnyside Snippets From Mrs Sylvan Halseys Column
Miss Dorothy Thies assisted with housework at the P. E. Smith residence this week. Mrs E A Johnson hosted a gathering in her home, according to the Sunnyside column.
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Dorothy Thies
P. E. Smith
E. A. Johnson
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