Grand Prairie Social Roundup Bustles with Visits and Dinners
Grand Prairie residents share a busy week with neighbors and relatives. Charles Welton and son Ralph helped at Ledge Pole for Farmers Union. The Irwins, Weltons, Flessners, Frerichs, Johnsons and many others hosted and visited in Sidney and Chappell, with oyster dinners, shelling corn, and numerous Tuesday to Sunday gatherings.
Officers Elected For Year At Local Meet
The article notes Jasper Jones as president William Bundy as vice president and Earl Fasten as secretary. The next meeting is set for February 4 at the home of William Bundy. Mrs Raymond Anthony and her young daughter Evelyn are both ill with influenza this week. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
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Jasper Jones
William Bundy
Earl Fasten
WilY Wheat Dams Up In The Home Market
An editorial argues for a domestic allotment plan to help farmers survive by establishing a minimum price for wheat and other crops while reducing acreage. It condemns city opponents and tariff policies, adds that relief must come soon, and urges Congress to pass the measure. A second column notes postwar currency depreciation harms U S exports, causing wheat shortfalls as currencies of rivals weaken. stabilizing currencies is needed to protect farmers.
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House Agricultural Committee
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Pennsylvania
Rockies
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Kansas City Times
Britain
Jones
U. S
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United States
Australia
Canada
Orient
Europe
London Times
Col lins argues mail deficit driven by subsidies to shipping firms
President Col lins of the association of railway mail clerks cites figures showing the postal deficit stems from subsidies paid to steamship and aircraft firms. He notes current payments of 2.50 a mile or more, regardless of weight, producing high costs. He cites Savannah to Liverpool trips where one pound of letters and newspapers are carried per trip under current practice.
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Collins
Association of Railway Mail Clerks
Post Office Department
Steamship Company
Savannah
Liverpool
Bremen
New York
Debate Over Airmail Subsidy Costs and Military Value
The discussion covers 88 cents per trip for mail under the mileage system totaling $10 372. The subsidy for airmail aims to protect and speed the country in war times. Railway clerks argue costs should be charged to the military department, not the postal service. Air mail runs $2 to $3 per pound on strong routes. A Salt Lake City to Los Angeles night flight was cut last year but restored at a cost of $1,000 per night, prompted by a western senator.
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Tne
Military Department
Postal Department
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Collins
Letter to the Editor on railroads and farmers
A letter from A. R. Kirkpatrick, chairman of the U. P. Booster league, argues railroads ignore farmers and blame commercial truckers for hurting the rail industry. He warns a financial wreck looms if railroad structure fails and urges shipping by rail to aid taxpayers.
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The
Telegraph
Nelson
A. R. Kirkpatrick
U. P. Booster League
Sidney Draw by Cecelia Kurs event highlights
Sidney Draw reports social notices from local families. Mr and Mrs George Hockerson and family held a Sunday day dinner at John Mozart home. John Schulenberg and family returned Friday from Falls City after visiting relatives and friends. Farmers Union meeting Friday evening drew a good crowd with an entertaining program. George Hockerson and Ed Van Aeltsyn called at Frank Kurz home Monday. John Owens and son Horace visited Eli Henderson Sunday. Joe Meick and family mentioned in ongoing community notices.
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Anna Jorgensen
Charles Welton
Ralph
Ledge Pole
Farmers Union
Willard Frerichs
William Frerichs
Frank Flessner
Faustia
Fred Windsheimer
Walter Wassum
August Jurgens
Will Gade
Sidney
Clayton Parks
Earl Johnson
Mons Johnson
Sam Irwin
Cheyenne
Weilton
Oil Board
Welton
Henry Hargens
Frank Fiessner
Favetéa
W. O. Johnson
Fiesser
Johnson
T. G. Waddell
Lucile and
Fielden
Waddell
Miss Jorgensen
David Ells
Alfred Jorgensen
Mr. Waddell
Sam
Robert Irwin
Thurday
Henry Rohde
Clyde Nelson
L. D. Willey
Ben Planck
District 17
Albert Frerichs
Fielden Waddell
Lawrence Nelson
Ray Tremain
Cecil, Forrest and
Verona
Frank Halssy
Edgar Protter
Ralph Tice
Mr. Tremain
Carl Franzen
Henry Flessner
Charles Smith
Beatrice Nelson
Andrew Johnson
A. G. Weaver
Paul Hokem
J. C. Jorgensen
Alfred
Anna
Howard Swain
John Swain
Hazel Gade
Mildred Hart
Helen
Bob Rexroth
Bud Frerichs
Forrest Planck
Myrna Rae
E. Planck
Albert Johnson
L. A. Pearson
Farm Bureau Board
Clarence Loveland
Lodge Pole
Alva Hart
Chappell
Erma
Mae
L. D
Doris
Daugthers
Leola
Frances
Guy
Lilace
Wayne Weaver
Alice
Lavern
Albert Gade
Josie Irwin
John Olson
Lawrence
James Irwin
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Maple Grove Local
Filden
Ruth
Ferre Cortney
Art Sassaman
Walter Johnson
Frances Faye
Arthur Wallace
Ray Rexroth
Merle Pearson
Will Frerichs
Clifford Frerichs
Carl Thomas
Donald
Mons Jotson
Merle
George Hinrichs
Erwin Gade
August Gade
J. H. Gell
Leela
Oscar Olson
Melissa Wassum
Fayetta
Herman Florke
Lavern Flessner
Henry Schmale
Frank Halsey
Les Omel
Harold
Free
Leona
Edme Flessner
Flessner
Sly
John Schulenberg
Clarence Chambers
Margery Kurz
H. van Aelstyn
James Mohatt
Vivian Mitchell
Clem Kretz
C. Spicknell
John Kurz
Earl Henderson
Frank Kurz
Hugh Cortney
C. Mohatt Hk
Carolina Kurz
Frank Tnelen
Johnurz
George Hockerson
John Siedel
Leonard Schulenberg
Bill Spicknell
Alfred Koester
C. S. Chambers
John Mozart
Falls’ City
Ed van Aeltsyn
John Owens
Horace
Eli Henderson
Joe Meick
George Line
Lawrence Jewett
Lloyd Sine
Sacewick
Crook
Iliff
Harold Lough
Olney
Ill
Milwaukee
Alicia Dye
Mina Persinger
Carrie Stephens
Oshkosh
Mary
Denver
G. W. Leefe
Ashland
H. J. Handley
North Platte
Dewey
W. W. Wise
Clarence Meyer
Santa Maria
Calif
Huston
R. F. Miller
Martin Christensen
Sund
H. P. Hansen
Christensen
Hansen
Dewey DeBrunner
J. W. McDaniel
Lodge Pole Team Edges Chappell In Close 25 24 Battle
Lodge Pole basketball team traveled to Chappell for a Wednesday game and won a tight 25 to 24 score as a strong crowd from the area supported the locals. Community news also notes visits, travel, and family happenings around Sidney and surrounding towns.
Bronson Chatter and Local Notices From Bronson, Neb
Community notes report daily life at the Bronson school and surrounding farms. Opossum captured near Sidney farm. Stewart McMillen returns to Scottsbluff to resume teaching duties after holidays. Mrs. Oscar Hatcher visits Sedgwick with relatives. Art McMillen injures a finger feeding a calf. Parent-Teachers Association meets at the Bronson school house amid flu illness. Card party plans and Farmers Union gathering discussed with local families attending.
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C. 5
Anderson
Edith Connelly
Sidney
Stewart McMillen
Scottsbluff
W. A. McMillen
Oscar Hatcher
Sedgwick
Colo
John Borcher
William Meyer
Bronson
Merlin Meyer
Parent-Teachers Association
Art McMillen
F. L. Anthony
W. W. Shinkle
Clark Fuller
Ben Couch
Roy
C. E. Anderson
Farmers Union
Earl Easton
Seeautiful by Light Light First of Painters
A fragment notes a line about beauty through tense light on objects, attributing a quotation to EZmerson. The text hints at art and perception but is incomplete for full attribution or context.
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Ezmerson
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