Editorial: Farmers urged to cut wheat acreage to lift prices
The piece argues farmers face a choice between selling wheat now at a loss or cooperating with government plans to cut acreage by about 40 percent. It warns that without broad participation, prices may fall or stay low, while two thirds approval of a quota plan could enforce limits and penalties. The editorial frames cooperation as necessary to avoid a return to Hoover-era low prices.
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Cheyenne
United States
Hoover
Measles dangers and prevention for children in early life
Medical guidance explains measles as a serious risk, with 4 percent mortality in healthy cases and up to 30 percent in poor living conditions. It outlines symptoms from incubation to rash, highlights pneumonia as the feared complication, and notes serum treatment can prevent or lessen severity when given soon after exposure. It urges precautions for young children and to consult a family doctor.
Dalton Column Notes and Local Commute Updates
Maxine Friede spent last week with her uncle and aunt A. W. Friede. Grandmother Scherer was quite ill Thursday with a gall bladder attack. Harry Noonan and Lagusta Heizer visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weible and family Friday evening. Ris Jay Roberts and Mrs. Arnell drove to Silver City South Dakota Thursday bringing home the seven C. E. delegates. Main Street culverts work finished last week with dirt packed and streets leveled. gutters progress ongoing. Mrs. Ralph Eddy hosted to
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Maxine Friede
A. W. Friede
Scherer
Harry Noonan
Lagusta Heizer
Paul Weible
Ris Jay Roberts
Arnell
Silver City
S. D
C. E
Main Street
Ralph Eddy
Adila Tablet Promise Credits Money Back Guarantee
Stomach pains kept a worker from his duties until Adla tablets relieved the agony. The ad claims the user can eat normally again and offers a three week supply on a money back guarantee by Western Drug Company.
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Adila
Community Notes From Dalton and Nearby Towns
Presbyteran Ladies Aid met in the church basement on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Tena Heizer visited the J R Heizer home. Mrs Carl Lessig redecorated her parents’ house while they were away and put in new rug. Katherine Lessig visited her sister Mrs Jake Butheris in Scottsbluff. Mrs Jim Jensen has recovered from illness. Julius Reed burned a large stump field Friday. Irwin Fitzsimmons helped his uncle Al Beskwenn harvest. Billy Ravert aided Ed Henkle harvest. Helen Jerinett and sisters visited Hinman relatives in last week. Orville Freeburg helped Carl Johnson. Stanley helped Leonard Freeburg harvest. Albert Davis and children visited Mr and Mrs Ben Hinman. Ray Shannon family attended church and dined with Frank Geller. Sam Keller visited later. Bill, Charles, Loring Hinman and friends visited the Boyers. Campfire Girls planned a public ceremony at the school. Gildersheive family from Wayne staying with Harry Martin while tending harvest. Lucille and Kathryn Thompson back from Chadron summer school. Band bought a new sousaphone. Billy Neal may play. A fine concert followed. Lincoln film shown twice for band funds. Clyde Oman of Wayne and Earl Lessig back from Yellowstone wedding trip. Earl also painting before school starts. Last week’s paper reported Philip Pelster’s injury.
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Presbyterian
Tena Heizer
Jr. Heizer
Carl Lessig
Katherine Lessig
Jake Butheris
Scottsbluff
Jim Jensen
Julius Reed
Irwin Fitzsimmons
al Beskwenn
Billy Ravert
Ed Henkle
Helen Jerinett
William Marvin
Gregory
Leavenworth
Kansas
Ben Hinman
D Church
Dalton
Frank Geller
Sam Keller
Bill
Charles
Loring Hinman
Floyd Lanks
Leslie Boyer
Mrs. Martin
Lucille
Kathryn Thompson
Chadron
Billy Neal
Abraham Lincoln
Clyde Oman
Wayne
Earl Lessig
Yellowstone National Park
Gurley
Earl
Philip Pelster
Pelster
Elgin
Leonard
Smith and Sons
Cheyenne
Duane
Louis Volkert Place
Harry B. Coffee
Gus Kruger
Sidney
Dalton Hospital
Clara Kruger
Neil Parady
Bennett
Kenneth E. Reeves
Auburn
N. Y
Evelyn and
Imogene Osborn
Vera Chichester
Betty Jean Siefer
J. A. Walford
Carl Christ
Farmers blame flour price rise on profit takers
A farm wife in a grocery store complains about higher flour costs despite falling wheat prices. The clerk offers a hesitant explanation, hinting higher authorities ordered the increase. The note argues price control may protect farmers from long-standing gouging and critiques political honesty in public office.
North Divide social notes from Mrs Sparks
Ray Wellner assists Clyde Kinton with wheat this week. Wanda Paviat stayed overnight with Ruth Kinton Thursday. Chester Frame, Alfred Seimers visited Ray Frame home Thursday night. Ruth Sparks hosted Margaret Miller Wednesday night. Vera Sparks weekend guest at Joe Merck house. George Garrett and Ross Kinton families from Scottsbluff visited Clyde Kinton Sunday. Howard Parkert Jr visiting aunt J A Sparks this week. Fred Siemers called at Paul Sparks home Sunday morning.
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Ray Wellner
Clyde
J. A. Sparks
Fred Siemers
Paul Sparks
Local Beverage Firms List and Partners
A scanned roster lists numerous beverage and bottling companies across Nebraska and surrounding areas. Names include Pacific Fruit and Produce, Coca Cola bottlers, Western Ice and Storage, Falstaff distribution, and several regional distributors and storage firms.
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Artificial Ice & Coal Co
A. Bradley
The
Brown, Fruit Co. Central
North Platte
Nash Finch Co
Platte Valley
Bev
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
A. E
Port Oakland
Ace Beverage Co
Bevington & Johnson Bletchy Beverage Co
City Club~ Beer Co
Vince Liquor Co
Marsh, &Marsh, Inc
Omaha
Bevera E Co
Paxton & Gallagher Quality
We Cuality “Beverage
Chas
Sherman Co
Trimble Bros., Inc
Unites Beverage Co
M. Gatz Meer Beverage
Claf Olsson
Peters Bil & Busch
Pisinview Rev. Co
Jacob E. Rohrig
E. G. Goss
Cora Goss
Pacific Fruit and Produce Co., Inc
Schaeffler Scottsbluff
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
W. B. Williams
Western Ice and Storage Co
Lammert Wasser Brew Diserg. Co
Bolman & Sons Hastinngs Beverage Co
Mestings Falstaff Co
Hastings
Nash-Finch Co
L. Phillips
Hay Springs
Bever
Ben B. and
Jennings
Coca-Cola, Bottling Co
M Sales Co
Sune
Emma Beard
Kearney
Midway
Coca-Cola ,Bottling Co
Ralph A. Borgelt
Geo. F. Burt & Co
Country Club Beer Dis
R. He Hudeon
H. P.lau
Lincoln ‘Tobacco Co
Marsh
Inc
Midwest * Distributing Co
High Life ‘Rev. Co
J. C. ‘Orcutt and Co
Rohrig Diet
Jamea
K. Clausen
F. J
Weber Coca-Cola
Geo. Paulsen‘ and Co
Stevens Joseph Jicha, Jr
Albert Kassick
Herman’ Sellentin
Lloyd R. Hellaman
Nebraska Brewers and Beer Distributors Committee Appeal
A public notice emphasizes the license as a protection and responsibility for retailers in Nebraska. It warns against abuses and law violations to safeguard the beer industry’s tax revenue, jobs, and investment, urging retailers to discourage customers from patronizing problematic beer stores or taverns.
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Nebraska Brewers and Beer Distributors Committee
Leonardize
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