Blome Says No Violence Wanted in Holiday Group Statement
Blome declares the farmers group seeks no violence or lawbreaking to reach its goals and will leave if lawlessness begins. He notes representatives of four machinery firms offered to meet to discuss cooperative obligations, framing peaceful progress as the path forward. The meeting also features a planned future gathering with state president Parmenter to solidify a nonradical, entertainment oriented farmers’ organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blome
Lincoln
Capitol Building
Lux
Capitol City
Harry C. Parmenter
Parmenter
Senate committee on employees seeks to aid leaseholders
Continued from page 1 the measure states 20 days before the meeting county board members get one dollar per day for full attendance and witnesses receive no fees or mileage chairman Neubauer of the committee on employees notes the senate currently has 31 employees and two years ago there were 38 payrolls have been reduced with some savings expected while wages are cut and the plan aims to streamline Senate operations in the state.
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Neubauer
Committee On
Senate
High Winds Sweep Through County Causes Minor Damage
Severe winds across the section caused roof and window damage at Gurley and Dalton. In Sidney business slowed as dust clouds darkened the city. Traffic halted on highways but air mail planes moved cautiously as winds eased later. Wind speeds exceeded 60 mph on table lands.
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Gurley
Dalton
Sidney
Carpenter links farm board to farmers ailments victory
Carpenter attributes his win to his farm board stance and credits a Sidney grainsman for uniting independent grain dealers in western Nebraska into a powerful political group. He says their actions swung support in district campaigns and helped defeat his opponent. After meeting locals, he returned to Scottsbluff that evening.
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Carpenter
Sidney
Fifth
Nebraska
Scottsbluff
Pierson Named Rifle Club President At Election
The Rifle Club elected Pierson as president at Tuesday's meeting. Hellbush served as secretary and John Ishearman as treasurer, both praised for years of service and solid financial leadership. Briesen nominated as vice president and Hepner expected to continue strong club guidance amid plans for indoor matches and an approaching outdoor season with military rifles.
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HE. Pierson
Rifle Club
Hellbush
John Ishearman
Briesen
Batman
Schearman
Hepner
Country Club Names Smith Vice President
Ernest Worden announces Smith is named vice president of the country club. The report notes ongoing discussion about golf during favorable weather and concerns about affiliation as the article continues from page 1.
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Ernest Worden
NTO i
Smith
Officials Call For End To Coal Theft From Rails
Police say coal thievery from railroad cars has worsened and arrests are needed. Telegraph notes some suspects acted from desperation to support families, but authorities insist arrests are now the only solution.
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Telegraph
Semi Annual Share for Schools Falls Sharply in Year
One fourth of the total fund is apportioned equally between school districts totaling 82,231 with each district getting 12.68. Three fourths is allocated by population totaling 246,693 at about 60 cents per mile. Deductions of 68,783 go to districts or counties with school lands. County allocations list Barrer 2136 Box Butte 3530 Cheyenne 4817 Dawes 4373 Deuel 2139 Garden 3497 Kimball 3063 Morrill 6530 Scotts Bluff 9260 Sheridan 5728 Sioux 3046. Total to 11 counties is 48,143.
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Barrer
Box ‘Butte
Cheyenne
Dawes
Deuel
Garden
Kimball
Morrill
Scotts Bluff
Sheridan
Sioux
Lux Continues Tirade Against All Business in Address
The speech by Lux scorched bankers, lawyers, newspapers, and most lines of business except farming. An audience of good listeners offered little comment as Lux maintained his bitter assault while a song leader tried to lift the mood with John Brown’s Body. The Lone Some Cowboy won first honors with stirring ballads as the crowd gathered.
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Lux
John
Brown
St Pat Cagers Fall in Doubleheader Tuesday
In a fast paced game Leebe scored nine before leaving with fouls and the St Pat five showed improved play in the second half led by Morist and Chappell forward, while the reserves were defeated 30 to 9. The overall score favored the Sidney squad despite a spirited St Pat comeback effort.
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Leebe
Sidney
St. Pat
Loebe
Morist
Chappell
Sidneys Maroons Fall to Lodge Pole in Non-Conference
In a non-conference clash Lodge Pole downed Sidneys Maroons 12 to 2 at halftime, then widened the gap in the second half. Krieder led Lodge Pole with Witters scoring for Sidney before Lodge Pole’s freshmen finished 18 to 14. Farnhart officiated and was criticized by Sidney players for rules calls.
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Stidney
Maroons
LODGE
Sidney
Krieder
Lodge Polo
Witters
Farnhart
Goodview
Earnhart
Lodge Pole
East Dalton social notes highlight Sunday gatherings
Ruth Jobe reports Velma Marx stayed as an overnight guest at the Warren home Sunday. The Fred Rathman family were supper guests at the Lloyd Yowell home Sunday. Mr and Mrs O A Nelson Mr and Mrs Chester Hunnicutt and the Miller family also spent the evening there. C S Jobe hauled corn from the...
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Ruth Jobe
Velma Marx
Warren
Fred’ Rathman
Lloyd Yowell
O. A. Nelson
Chester Hunnicutt
Miller
C. S. Jobe
Local Farm News and Illnesses Reported
A. W. Jobe farm activities noted with James Devier and several neighbors visiting the Jobe home. Grandpa Olson and Kallenback family ill with flu. Fred Rathman and Lloyd Vowell helped with chores. Co operative meeting at Dalton. Ruth Jobe visited. community mourns the deaths of Fred Borgess and Mrs Busacker.
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Ralph
Ernest Reinmuth
Bert
Orville Gibbins
A.W. Jobe
Grandpa Olson
Kallentack
Mr. Buscher
Fred Rathman
Lloyd Vowell
Kallenback
Dalton
Ruth Jobe
S. A. Nelsom
A. W. Jobe
Fred Borgess
Busacker
Martin Aiderson
Luella Marx
Mons‘ay
Francis Jobe
Marguerite Handyside
Harold Kallemback
Alice Marx
Vivian Jobe
Antelope Community Sunday Guests and Visits
Sunday among Antelope residents featured dinners, calls, and visits. Families including the Herboldsheimers, Nelsons, Olsons, Bertramsons, Maddens, and Hammonds hosted and attended gatherings at multiple local homes amid busyness at farm and social events.
Sunnyside Community Notes of Home Visits and Visits
Sunyyside residents share a week of visits and gatherings at neighbors homes. Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson and children, Mrs L K Omer and daughter, Mr and Mrs John Zalesky and sons, and many others made calls or hosted meals across the community. Notable mentions include visits to Oscar Olson, Ralph Talish, Ray Rexroth, H Misegadis, John Theis, Dan Rupert, and Erwin Schmale, plus attendance at a funeral for C D Moorhead and a District 39 Priday Community club gathering.
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Albert Johnson
EB. A. Johnson
L. K. Omer
Frank Halsey
John Zalesky
Oscar Olson
E. A. Johnson
Ralph Taliih
Denver
Clarence Peters
Dan
Rupert
M. J. Wassum
John, Theis
Ray Rexroth
James Tighe
H. H. Misegadis
Les Omel
John Theis
Frank
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General Electric
Hemming
Hemmec Borders
Syds
Hall Idae
Rayon
Jacquard
Velfelaind
Hal
Belle Isle
Belle “Isle
Ieee
Taey
G. P. Kratz
R. E. Roche
E. D. Worden
R. P. Kepier
Higil
Farm Board
Taylor
East Dalton
James Devier
Vivian D Herboldsheimer
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Ed Morrow
Pete Nelson
Chet Walters
Ed * Killham
Millard’ Ray
E. M. Nelson
V. A. Nelson
Linde
Peetz
Christie Bertramson
Jens “Olsen
Pete Howe
Leo Olsen
George Whitney
Joe Madden
Miss McCully
John Reddy
Bud Thorpe
Delores Nelsonr
Janice Whitney
Hubert Herboldsheimer
Omaha
Farmers Union Convention
Antelope
Jocai
Rodney
Fason Madden
Sunnyside
Bertha Omer
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