New York bankers back cautious faith in regaining stability
New York financiers view the banking strain as painful but temporary and expect a stabilizing response from the incoming administration. They foresee budget restraint, lower taxes, and debt settlements as keys to restoring confidence, with Hull and Roosevelt figures shaping foreign markets and farm recovery.
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Kansas City Star
Michigan
Maryland
New York
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas
Moley
Congress
Hull
Roosevelt
West faces tariff clash over farm and factory prices
Since 1920 the west has seen farm product prices lagging behind manufactured goods. Tariffs raised to protect domestic prices threaten world markets for wheat cotton and lard. Western representatives are urged to resist eastern tariff pressures to maintain currency stability and national trade revival.
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Kansas City Star
Europe
Nebraska pays off public debts swiftly in January
Nebraska reduced its public indebtedness in January by extinguishing more than 203000 in bonds across cities, villages, counties and school districts while only one small new issue for 19000 was issued. No refunding bonds were used. This record shows Nebraska meeting debt obligations in hard times and reinforcing its solid fiscal standing.
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Lincoln Star
Nebraska
Cornhusker Commonwealth
Seed loan policy clarified for Omaha region
The Omaha office was officially told it will not handle seed loans this year. Crop loans will be made through the secretary of agriculture and processed via the Minneapolis office. Farmers and stock raisers in the district still receive about 150 loans daily through Omaha.
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Omaha
Federal Agricultural Credit Corporation
Secretary of Agriculture
Minneapolis
Agricultural Department
Thoughts Of A Lady On The Daily Events
The Telegraph News presents a weekly column by a Cheyenne county lady. It targets feminine readers on the inscription list and is regarded by the publisher as one of the finest features offered in the publication.
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Telegraph
Guy V. Doran
Tenth Avenue
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Ren SD
Nebr
Telegraph News
Gladys “Paveat
The
Editorial on farm distress and civic action in Kansas style
An opinion writer urges farmer organizers and taxpayers to unite against tax relief and policy subsidies. He cites pressure on Congress, vows vigilance against radicalism, and praises William Allen White while reflecting on aging, life philosophy, and civic responsibility.
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William Allen White
Emporia
The
Kansas City Star
World Herald
Nebraska Reforestation Plan Released by Watkins on Monday
C W Watkins extension forester at the Nebraska agricultural college presented a state wide reforestation plan on Monday, developed with American Legion posts Izaak Walton leagues the game commission and the agricultural extension service. The plan urges cities counties and civic groups to plant trees on idle land to replace fuelwood cut this winter and aid unemployment. Planting stock will be available from the Nebraska nurserymen association at digging cost including various forest trees and shrubs suitable for game cover. Land suitable for planting includes creek banks flood plains of streams cut over land and city or county forests and game refuges. Several state organizations have signaled willingness to cooperate and are forming tree planting committees.
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the Telegraph
Hallquist
Jesus Christ
Deuel County
Cheyenne County
Lorenzo
Scottsbluff and
Mitchell
Lux
Rosenberg
Sidney
Madison County Plan
Farmers Holiday, Association
Henry
Blome
Dalton, Nebr
C. W. Watkins
Nebraska Agricultural College
American Legion Posts
Izaak Walton
The
Game Commission
Agricultural Extension Service
Nebraska
Watkins
Nebraska Nurseymens Association
Chamber of Commerce to Gather on Monday Meeting Next Week
The next regular chamber of commerce meeting will be held Monday at noon at the Union Pacific hotel. Major business questions will be discussed as the group resumes sessions after a month’s break. President R. E. Roche urges full attendance.
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Fyne Sa
Chamber of Commerce
Union Pacific
R. E. Roche
Bryan Proclaims National Business Women's Week in Nebraska
Governor Charles W. Bryan issues proclamation designating March 5 to 11 as National Business and Professional Women's Week. It cites the Nebraska federation’s affiliation with the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs and notes aims such as higher education, student loans, health, social service, and international relations.
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Business and Professional Womans Club
Bryan
National Federation of Business and Professional Womans Clubs
Nebraska Federation
I. Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
South Lodge Pole social roundup in small town note
Mrs John Jenik jr entertained several families at Sunday dinner including Henry Jenik and Teague with the Misses Johnson Bickel and Hart. John Jenik sr of Sedgwick Colo visited Ed Waite H B Kerk and John Jenik jr. others attended Art Rankin sale. Mrs Otto Christensen spent Thursday with Mrs John Fraass. Sedgwick called in this neighborhood Thursday. Will Fraass helped at the John Fraass home Friday. Mr and Mrs Floyd Treblik shop-
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John Jenik, Jr
Henry Jenik
Teague
Johnson, Bickel and Hart
John Jenik
Sedgwick
Colo
Ed Waite
H. B. Kerk
South Divide
Otto Christensen
John Fraass
John Jenik, Sr
Will Fraass
Mrs Floyd Treblik
Sidney Social Roundup From Weekend Activities
A busy set of social visits and shopping in Sidney over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Tom Howerter and daughters shopped in Sidney Saturday. Mr and Mrs Henry Jenik and family visited H K Bond home. Mr and Mrs Harold Hernbloom and Ruth Wise shopped in Sidney Saturday. Mrs Henry Jenik Mrs John Jenik Mrs Teague and Miss Hart were Sidney callers Saturday afternoon.
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Sidney
H. H. Meyer
Tom Howerter
H. K. Bond
Harold Hernbloom
Ruth Wise
Henry Jenik
John Jenik
Teague
Miss Hart
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