Nebraska business sound says Kiddoo in Omaha speech
Guy C. Kiddoo vice president of the Omaha National Bank told the Master Builders association of Nebraska that the country is sobering after speculation and Nebraska shows solid footing. He cited paying debts, sound development, a stable bank scene, and a better wheat crop, while warning of a six to seven month recession and slower luxury demand.
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Nebraska
Guy C. Kiddoo
Omaha National Bank
Master Builders Association of Nebraska
Kiddoo
Harry A. Koch
Master Builders urge cooperation to aid remaining firms
The Master Builders passed a resolution urging cooperation among businesses that continue operation. The move aims to facilitate business for those companies that remain and aligns with efforts to support the local construction sector.
Garrett Gets Life For Slaying Kinsley In Home Near Chadron
A Chadron district court jury after 53 hours deliberation found Robert E. Garrett guilty of second degree murder in the killing of William Kinsley at his Alliance area home. A life sentence was imposed. Evidence centered on circumstantial testimony and a claimed love triangle involving Garrett and Kinsley’s former wife.
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Chadron
Robert E. Garrett
William Kinsley
Alliance
William Mitchell
W. D. Combs
Kinsley
Mitchell
Combs
Garrett
William Hagner
Hagner
State Supreme Court
Farm Board Charts New Course for Farmers
Samuel R. McKelvie told about 400 farmers in Grand Island that the federal farm board aims to charter a new course for agriculture. He, with S. R. C. Cottingham, outlined the board’s aims and policies for the industry.
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Farm Board
S. R. McKelvie
Federal Farm Board
Samuel R. McKelvie
Grand Island
S. R. C. Cottingham
National Grain Corporation
Nebraska Farmers Hear McKelvie on Farm Relief and Co operatives
McKelvie warns speculation harms farmers and stresses orderly marketing with price basis. He urges proper market information on supply and demand to form organized co operative groups. He cites Nebraska's weak warehouse laws and calls for legislative fixes next session. Cottingham outlines group activities while Sorensen reports deposits and bankers support preserving the guaranty fund law for solvent interests.
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McKelvie
Nebraska
Federal Farm Board
Cottingham
Sorensen
Lincoln
Grand Island
St Paul
Boelus
Dannebrog
Nebraska capitol dome tile test on New York roof
The Nebraska capitol dome project uses a large glazed tile panel on a New York skyscraper roof as a winter weather test. Engineer Cochran notes the panel will stay through the season, while the third section nears completion and bids for the fourth section are planned for May. The dome features sixteen gold glazed ribs and a massive chandelier, with construction advancing toward occupancy of the memorial room on the 14th floor. The project costs exceed 7.7 million dollars with 441 thousand due and another million needed to finish. Completion of the fourth section is estimated within a year and a half, including the west wing and the hall of representatives. The tower statue, 32 feet high and weighing about 20 tons, will be shipped from Long Island City to finish the structure and allow removal of the top derrick.
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New York
Nebraska
Nebraska Capitol Dome
Cochran
Capitol
Memorial Room
Hall of Representatives
Long Island City
N. Y
Lee Lawrie
Piano at a bargain near Sidney from Schmoller & Mueller
A Steinway piano partially paid for by a customer is offered for sale for the remaining balance with cash or easy terms. For details write Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co. 503 Dewey St. North Platte Neb. 38-38 Also notes a farm sale at Louis Scheer’s on Thursday January 30.
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Sidney
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co
Dewey St
North Plate
Nebr
Louis Scheer’s
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Mary M. Duggan
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court will hear Riley E Roche on February 13 1930 to probate the Last Will and Testament of Mary M Duggan and grant Letters Testamentary to Roche. Also road commissioner's report favors establishing a road from the northeast corner of section 1 12 48 running south to the southeast corner of section 1 12 48 with objections or damages due by March 17 1930.
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Riley E. Roche
Mary M. Duggan
G. P. Kratz
Cheyenne County
State of
Nebraska
Henry Pavlat
Notice of Sale Under Conditional Sales Contract at Sidney Neb
Notice states that on January 29, 1930 at 10 am at the Western Tractor & Implement warehouse in Sidney Nebraska a Rock Island 18-35 tractor Model F A serial 170-222A motor F A 290-279, covered by a March 26, 1929 contract by Leon A. Lafler and Western Tractor & Implement, now assigned to Agricultural Bond & Credit Corporation, will be sold to foreclose the contract for 1244.00 dollars due.
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Western Tractor & Implement Company
Sidney
Nebraska
10Th Ave
Elms Street
Rock Island
Leon A. Lafler
Agricultural Bonds& Credit Corporation
Chicago
Minois
Cheyenne
Lieber Farms Inc Incorporation Notice in Nebraska
The undersigned form a Nebraska corporation named Lieber Farms Inc with principal office at Lieber Farm Home on Section 18 Township 15 Range 49 Cheyenne County. Business includes farming stock raising land marketing crops and livestock with authorized capital 25000 40 percent paid up at start. Corporation to run 50 years with board of three directors and officers president vice president secretary and treasurer. Indebtedness limit two thirds of paid up capital. Articles may be amended at annual or special meetings. Charles Lieber Arthur L Garvin Frank M Knox.
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Nebraska
Lieber Farms, Inc
Lieber Farm
Township
Range 49
Cheyenne County
Nsooner
Charles Lieber
Arthur L. Garvin
Frank M. Knox
Governor Weaver to Air Banking Views This Week
Governor Weaver announced he will present his banking views to Nebraska this week in a lengthy resume focusing on the future of state banks. He had planned to outline positions before the week ended but said he would speak this week. The attorney general had intimated a broader discussion may follow.
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Weaver
Nebraska
Porter Oil Company Foreclosure Notice Herein
Cheyenne County Nebraska records show Porter Oil Company now owner of a chattel mortgage filed September 13 1929. Mortgagors defaulted and the sale will foreclose the mortgage to satisfy the amount due two hundred eighty five dollars.
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Porter Oil Company
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Notice of sale under chattel mortgage 1930 Sidney Nebraska
Public auction to highest bidder for cash on January 29 1930 at 2 PM at Porter Oil Company warehouse Sidney Nebraska 1401 10th Ave. Items include a 1914 Model T Ford touring car motor number 9915186 a Globe Range three burner Perfection Oil Stove kitchen cabinet six chairs rocking chair dresser and bed under a chattel mortgage dated September 13 1929 payable on demand signed by Ivan Butts and Margaret Butts.
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Porter Oil Company
Sidney
Nebraska
10Th Ave
Ivan Butts
Margaret Butts
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