Federal Reserve reports uptick in tenth district activity
A Kansas City Fed bulletin for the tenth district shows stronger early 1929 business across industry trade and banking, with retail sales up from January 1928 levels though below December peaks. Production rises for flour pork mutton coal cement oil and zinc ore while beef and lead ore decline. Agriculture appears favorable though ice damage to winter wheat unsettled. livestock generally good but winter feeding heavy. Building contracts rise 17.6 percent year over year. bank loans deposits and savings rise modestly, with savings deposits per inhabitant up from 91 to 98 dollars between 1927 and 1928.
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Nebraska bills draw focus on forestry and alfalfa wilt
Nebraska lawmakers reviewed two key bills this week. One allows the secretary of agriculture to buy land at Bessey nursery to grow planting stock for Clarke McNary program and shelter belts. The second seeks a 10000 appropriation to send an agronomist to Turkestan to secure wilt resistant alfalfa seed. Also noted is ongoing Frahm murder case coverage with local attorney representation.
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Frahm Not Guilty On Forgery Charges In Court Here
In court here Thursday Frahm declares innocence to forgery charges as investigators widen the search for John Frahm. Despite a cold spell and heavy snows delaying nationwide searches, public sentiment leans toward foul play after his burned car was found and his black box vanished.
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Public Loser As Sharkey Grabs Verdict In Stribling Bout
The fight ended in favor of Sharkey as Stribling's left arm faltered in the final round due to neuritis. Sharkey dominated with a fast left jab drawing blood and keeping Stribling backpedaling, while Stribling claimed bias and a robbed decision.
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Sew So Club Holds February Meeting with Tailoring Lesson
The Sew-So club met with Mrs Theis on February 24. Eleven members and three guests attended. Mrs Emil Bluhm opened the meeting and the roll was read by secretary treasurer Mrs Theis. Members sang their favorite songs, heard a lesson on pocket finishes buttonholes and hems, and enjoyed a lunch before planning to meet Mrs Omel on March 21.
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Chadron Tourney Entries Hit Thirty Nine Teams
Chadron hosts the eighth annual tri state basketball tournament this weekend with 450 players and coaches. Forty plus teams are listed in classes A B and C from Julesburg Bayard Kimball Scottsbluff Gering Sterling Gordon Chadron Bushnell Chadron Academy Potter Crawford Minata Morrill Cody Grant Bridgeport Hemingford Hay Springs Lusk Lodge Pole Ainsworth Rushville Valentine Lisco Johnstown Chadron Prep Whitney Alliance Academy Mannville Sunol Melbeta Ewing Liberty High Morrill Woogy Lake Marsland Dalton Gurley. Trophies for winners and runners up have been purchased and are on display.
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Fundingland and Reisdorff to stage school and demonstration
Fundingland and Reisdorff, distributors for Massey-Harris products, announce a school and demonstration event on March 11. They are showcasing Massey-Harris agricultural equipment and providing product guidance to attendees.
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Two Panhandle Dealers Open Western Nebraska Auto and Farm Supplies
Walls tractas and carry a full line of discs, pen and other farm inplemn's Their stop of parts and accessories is said to be one of the most complete In Western Nebraska totaling an invest ment of $75,000 .The stock has also ben augmented by a new consignment of improved grain and corn binders and drills. Both Mr Fundingsland and Mr Reis dorff are well known throughout the panhandle farming district, having re sided t here for many years Before moving to their new quarters, they oc cupied a building on Ninth street, where they were dealers for Star and Chrys ler cars. They are now local sales pro moters for the Chandler automobile.
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Telegraph to publish historic western trails story Tuesday
The Telegraph announces a forthcoming Tuesday edition featuring Mr Hanson’s comprehensive account of the western trails. The piece promises new information, human interest, action, and achievement, a notable scoop for the paper and its readers. Watch for the publication in the Tuesday Telegraph.
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