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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1936
Page
2
An independent newspaper issued every Friday morning from 932 Tenth Avenue Sidney Nebraska. serves the City of Sidney Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska with local interests and regional coverage.
Roosevelt calls 2 pm conference on farm problem with Wallace Morgenthau and other leaders to push a temporary substitute for AAA. Plans include soil conservation payments and domestic allotments, shifting surplus to world markets, with estimates around 350 million dollars.
Potter residents attend banking and business matters in Sidney Kimball and Denver. Ray Mathewson begins work on U P section at Pine Bluffs while his family relocates there. A busy week includes band events, a firemen convention, social bridge, and local committee appointments with plans for a January 29 amateur night and February farmers shopping association meeting. Local sales, birthdays, medical issues, and travel to Scottsbluff Denver California appear amid community notes.
The 1945 maturity value in $50 bonds proposed by the bonus bill cleared the senate by 14 to 6 and moved toward the house, which already backed immediate payments by 356 to 59 though without a specified method. Observers predict a veto risk, with leaders hinting override chances.
Fred Wallace returning from Washington denied rumors that a new farm program has been formulated by farm leaders or members of the U S department of agriculture. Mussolini pledged no new bombings of wounded and Red Cross symbols in a message to the Red Cross. Governor Cochran disclosed a plan to extend the University of Nebraska extension division to inmates in state penal institutions.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mellberg spent Sunday at the Charles Muns shaw senior home. Mr. and Mrs. John Seifer Jr entertained Thursday evening at a birthday dinner in honor of their.
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