Liggetts Return To Sidney After Journey
Mr and Mrs Roy Liggett returned home after a tour reaching Niagara Falls Buffalo New York and the Chicago World s Fair They visited many Chicago stores and the Canadian border sights Mrs George Hanna an aunt joined them in Chardon Ohio and accompanied them west urging a stay with the Liggetts at Sidney He praised the fair as marvelous and a financial boon to Chicago noting hotels credited with saving local businesses
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Roy Liggett
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
N. Y
Liggetts
Chicago
Detroit
New York
George Hana
Chardon
Liggett
Sidney
Hanna
Atlantic City
Griswold Criticizes New Deal Calls Nebraska Unity Drive
Dwight Griswold of Gordon, candidate for Nebraska governor, urges unity and action to fix the drought and livestock crisis. He opposes selling off farm and ranch livestock and calls for cutting red tape and sidelining politics to protect Nebraska interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Griswold
Gordon
Nebraska
Winders Back From East Trip Including World’s Fair Visit
Mr and Mrs W M Winders returned early Thursday from a motor tour to the east reaching Louisville and Chicago for the world’s fair. The trip was pleasant, save for the last two days marked by stifling heat in St Louis and Omaha where the temperature topped 100 degrees.
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W. M. Winders
Louisville
Scottsbluff Man Files For Congress Race
R. S. Hunt of Scottsbluff filed for the Democratic nomination for Congress from the fifth district. Hunt supports soldiers' bonus payment, automatic currency adjustment, tariff changes, and socialization of utilities and monopolistic industries.
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Scottsbluff
Congress
R. S. Hunt
Scottsbluff Strimer
Hunt
Plea Denied for Wehn in Conspiracy Charge
District Judge Frost overruled J. H. Wehn deputy land commissioner plea to dismiss conspiracy charges. Wehn argued Harry Conklin’s acquittal released him. attorneys claimed no conspiracy found. They contended payroll manipulation involved Conklin and Wehn, making conspiracy charge invalid against Wehn while Conklin was cleared.
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J. H. Wehn
Frost
Wehn
Harry Conklin
Capitol
Conklin
Wheat Crop Shortfall Across Nation 100 Million Bushels
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics estimates the 1934-35 U S wheat crop will be about 100 million bushels below domestic requirements. World production excluding Russia and China drops 77 percent from the prior year, with world supply about 300 million bushels lower than 1933-34. Prices, already higher, are likely to stay above last season’s level.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
Russia
China
Auto shake rack helps lubrication at local stations
Mission and Bergstrom service stations install the auto shake racking jack for on the road lubrication. M. H. Rebineau holds six month exclusive rights and touts the device as the leading machine of its kind in the country. He notes over 90 percent of auto repairs stem from faulty lubrication and claims the unit is a eastern sensation now available in western Nebraska.
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Mission Service Station
Bergstrom
M. H. Rebineau
Robineau
East
Nebraska
Sidney
John Deere Model A Tractor Showcases Advanced Farm Features
The John Deere Plow company displays a new Model A tractor with adjustable rear wheel tread, unobstructed seat view, easy steering, a standing platform, four forward speeds, and a hydraulic lift option. It offers compatibility with distillate fuels and low-cost fuels, while preserving the brand’s simple, durable two cylinder engine and accessible construction.
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John Deere
John Deere Plow Company
Three Good Games In Wheat Belt Sunday
Gabriel shines in first appearance as Peetz faces Bunker Hill in a pivotal game that could settle sixth place and rebirth hopes for Peetz. Bunker Hill remains a dangerous giant killer while Lorenzo rests, forfeiting the Lodge Pole clash.
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Gabriel
Peetz
Bunker Hill
Farmers May Build Without NRA Rulings
Bona fide farmers and agricultural organizations may construct any project that is a direct part of farm operations without obligations under the code of fair competition for construction. The exemption starts June 28 for an indefinite period and covers individuals, firms, or cooperatives engaged in agricultural pursuits acting solo, with family, or with regular employees on construction tied to farming operations. Regular employees are those whose work is integral to these pursuits, including unpaid contributors in cooperative efforts.
New Zephyr Train On Its Way To Sidney
The Zephyr, a light stainless steel train of about 100 tons, arrives at 1 35 p m in Sidney. It features a new streamlined nose, three articulating cars, shot welding instead of rivets, a diesel 660 hp engine, air conditioning, non shatter glass, and interior designs unlike any before. Visitors will have minutes to inspect the train from stem to stern as it is side tracked and ramps prepared.
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U. P
Burlington
Sidney
July Fourth Program Planned by Legion with Many Events
Legion announces a full July fourth program at Jackson Street venues with water fights between Sidney and Kimball departments, tug of war, foot and novelty races, baseball at league park Sidney vs Kimball, a band concert, drum corps drill, free boxing, educated horse exhibit, Wenoco Oilers vs Cheyenne softball, two dances, and a Punch and Judy show. The State Fair carnival news and Captain Matt Gay water dive are also featured for downtown entertainment.
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Sidney
Kimball
Dalton
Tenth Avenue
Jackson
League Park
Sidney Red Caps
Peetz
Court House
Alliance
10Th Avenue
Nebraska
Jackson Streets
Bill Busacker
Eddie Randolph
Holyoke
Bob Loebe
Dayton de Lano
Anton Supencheck
George Soderquist
Chappell
Kenneth Swenson
Lee Schamp
A A. M. Zike
Wenoco Oilers
Cheyenne
Prospect
City Auditorium
Wal-Bur Hall
Legion 1
Burt Burton
Denver
Burton
7Th
10Th Avenues
Jackson Street
Captain Matt
Gay
Dare Devil
Hot Dry Weather in Panhandle Prompts Wheat Binding Next Week
Panhandle farmers anticipate binding wheat next week if dry weather continues. Corn shows potential as a money maker with a favorable break in weather, while other grains struggled in May and have not fully recovered from the damage.
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Panhandle Territory
Memorial Service Planned For Bicknell Pastor
A memorial service is planned for a missionary pastorate in Sidney Nebraska. The narrative recalls a small church that grew into a white temple with modern amenities after his leadership. Nearly 400 members joined during his tenure, defining his monument as an energetic and devoted minister who served where others would not. The piece notes his wide influence and rural callings, ending with a householder's reminiscence of 35 years in the community.
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Society
Sidney
Nebraska
Notable Ministeree's Faithful Life and Martyr Spirit
A reverent tribute recalls a pioneer minister's courage and reformer's zeal. He loved the church, served humbly, and dedicated his life to presenting a holy, spotless congregation. He declared faith, fought the good fight, finished the course, and kept the faith.
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Paul
Price Policy Of NRA Explained In Article
The article outlines how price maintenance provisions were drafted to test steer merit and workability. Administrators directed critical study of code operations, aided by boards policy officers and accountants. The policy aims to balance competition with the risks of monopoly and government control.
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NRA
Emergency provisions tied to act aims to curb monopolies
The policy states fixed prices during real emergencies that hurt small enterprises wages or labor, seeking to prevent violent disruptions that could undermine the act. It links emergency powers directly to the act’s goals and safeguards against outcomes that would defeat its purpose.
Drouth Aid Improves Nebraska Crops After Heavy Rains
Drouth aid measures aid counties hardest hit as crop prospects brighten. Southwestern Nebraska saw heavy rains ten days ago with cattle conditions improving in northeastern areas. Pasture and tame pasture conditions rise statewide, though winter wheat yields range from failure to very good and corn condition dips slightly. For sale 200 pounds cane seed by J. L. Loudon, north end 16th Ave. Haskell Hill Place.
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Nebraska
J. L. Loudon
North End
16Th Ave
Haskell _ hill place
Wanted To Rent Five or Six Room House
A brief classified notice seeking a five or six room house for rent. Contact via phone number 215W for arrangements.
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