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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1933
Page
2
Gladys Pavlat reflects on the New Deal era, noting industrial and agricultural acts moving together, concern for the small businessman, and potential benefits if cooperation grows. She contrasts Hoover’s approach with Roosevelt’s policies, cites wage decisions, and discusses stock market regulation and dollar stabilization as pivotal for farmers and industry.
A speaker questions how to determine necessary inflation stabilization without seeing its effects. The discussion notes uncertainty about what level of domestic inflation is desirable and whether further inflation is required to balance the economy.
The chapter outlines a broad program to raise wages and shorten hours, targeting employers with more than two workers and urging local merchants to support wage and hour pledges. It envisions regional campaigns, posters, and public pledges, with codes to be finalized by September 1 and hearings by Roosevelt after that date.
Brokaw outlines the allotment extension system for farmers entering the plan with per bushel costs ranging 8 to 10 cents above county costs of administration. County expenses will be as low as a half cent per bushel in some counties. Key unsettled points include reduction percentage and the effect of five year allotment on three year average production. In Cass county the five year average exceeds the three year by about 35 percent, boosting a farmer’s maximum total to about 218.70 if he signs and receives full county allotment plus additional payments. This section also notes visitors from Madison staying with Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt before heading to Otis, Colorado.
W H McIverney of Cheyenne, president of the H M Boyd Cigar stores company, toured the local shop Thursday to study remodeling options. Mr and Mrs Max Critchfield and their two daughters left Thursday morning for Lincoln after a week with Mrs Critchfield's parents, Mr and Mrs F O Burgess.
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