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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1929
Page
2
What Is Speculation In Business And Investment
An editorial outlines speculation as investing money or energy for future reward across sectors. It stresses that speculation is dangerous only when dishonest or reckless and warns against wild cat stocks and trusting strangers. It urges informed investing in sound securities or real estate with reasonable returns and cautions against excessive profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner Packing Co
Grain Marketing Corporation urged by federal plan in Chicago
A federal plan proposes a gigantic national grain marketing corporation to control and stabilize prices for US crops. Nucleus would be national farm groups and grain pools with $20 million capital. Government funds the project while stockholders bear risks. private firms may resist joining, and success hinges on broad farmer participation.
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Chicago
Federal Farm Board
National Grain Corporation
United States
Farmers and Farm Board
Sidney Telegraph Praised as Best Country Paper
An experienced editor extols Sidney and Cheyenne county newspapers for low rates and quality service. He cites commitment to complete county coverage, skilled ad layout, and community reflection. A letter from Chas Callahan lauds The Telegraph as a model weekly paper and wishes it financial success.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Telegraph
Chas. Callahan
Berlin dispatch seals Kaiser's exile end and German renewal
The Omaha World Herald notes the expired ban on the former Kaiser and predicts his return is unlikely to be welcomed in Germany. It lauds the republic, Hindenburg as president, and Germany's progress toward peace, prosperity, and renewed international ties without the monarch.
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Omaha World-Herald
Berlin
Germany
Wilhelm
Times
German Republic
von Hindenburg
The Tourist Worm Turns in France Tourism Decline
The St Louis Globe-Democrat notes outgoing travelers from America remain steady in letters of credit and funds, yet France reports a sharp fall in American tourism and expresses alarm. Shipping offices corroborate reduced French travel, while Americans head to Germany and the British Isles in greater numbers and to France less. France itself searches for reasons behind the drop in tourist traffic.
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France
America
Germany
British Isles
France Considers Abolishing Tourist Nuisance Taxes
The piece notes France imposes levies on American tourists at nearly every stop from embarkation to sightseeing. It contrasts with England and Germany, which fund advertising their charms more successfully. The article warns that heavy tourist taxes threaten American travel there and could reduce season arrivals.
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England
Germany
France
United States
Western Nebraska to attend state stock growers meeting
Western Nebraska will be represented by Nebraska Stock Growers Association members at a stockmen meeting in Omaha on August 9. F M Broome of Alliance says the main aim is a mutual agreement to assess stock by carload in shipping, with carload assessments from 50 cents to one dollar, not to exceed one dollar, and to remove per head valuations.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Omaha
F. M. Broome
Alliance
Broom
Nebraska stock growers weigh bigger meat education drive
The Nebraska Stock Growers Association contemplates raising at least two million dollars for a broad meat advertising campaign and expanded educational work led by the National Livestock and Meat Board. A 25‑member committee, chosen at feeders day on April 19 at the state university agricultural college, will represent the association at the Omaha meeting. R. C. Pollock urged greater educational efforts during a Valentine meeting and the group endorsed National Livestock and Meat Board support.
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Livestock and Meat Board
State University Agricultural College
Nebraska
Omaha
National Livestock and Meet Board
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Valentine
R. C. Pollock
National Livestock and Meat Board
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