Letter Box Department readers urged to send brief letters
The Telegraph Sidney Nebraska invites readers to contribute views on political and other issues. Letters must be brief and include the author's name. anonymous submissions will not be published. Signatures may be initials if the author wishes. the editor must know the name.
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Readers Voices Against the Farm Board Marketing Act
A Sidney Nebraska letter writer rebuts supporters of the federal farm board and its marketing act. He cites figures on salaries, agency reach, and the wheat market, arguing for cheaper money and freer commerce over expanded credit and government intervention. He recalls historical actions by the board and warns of continued economic harm without reforms.
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Keeney
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Omaha
Simpson
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Congress
Hoover
National Grain Corporation
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Grain Stabilization Corporation
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Salina
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Agricultural Marketing Act
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Downfall of farm policy and wheat prices in 1920
P C Collart cites a 1920 inquiry detailing Farm Board losses and inflated wheat prices. He notes government debt rise, tariffs, and subsidies, arguing deflation harmed farmers and seeking accountability for the one billion dollar appropriation and price supports amid postwar inflation.
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Tax Reform Burden Promises to Cut Poverty Promise
The text argues that discovering and correcting mistakes will reduce costs and that paying income taxes is unpleasant but necessary. It notes it is a sign of distinction to be in the income taxpaying class under an administration that claimed it would abolish poverty.
Parents and Teachers Conference Planned in Bridgeport
P T A organizations in the sixth district will hold a conference in Bridgeport high school auditorium on Wednesday March 9. Main speakers include state president Mrs Hugh Bradley district supervisor Mrs Viola Shepherd and Scottsbluff public schools superintendent A L Burnham. Presbyterian ladies will serve lunch from 12 to 1. Attendance open to all and a large Sidney delegation is expected.
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P.T. A
Bridgeport High School
Hugh Bradley
Viola Shepherd
Morrill County
A. L. Burnham
Scottsbluff Public Schools
Presbyterian
Sidney
Treasury urges prompt tax returns before March deadline
The United States treasury department warns that many taxpayers delay filing income tax returns hoping for 1931 legislation. No change to rates or exemptions will occur for last year. March 15 remains the deadline, and last minute rush could hinder the bureau and raise costs. Promptness and accuracy are urged.
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United States Treasury Department
Congress
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Youth from Sidney Chosen for Annapolis Naval Academy Exam
Clark Halsey Fuller of Broadwater, a well known Sidney youth, is among eight boys in the congressional district selected to take examinations for admittance to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis.
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Clark Halsey Fuller
Broadwater
Sidney
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Local exam leaders named among district top scorers
The eight named individuals Clair Leroy Britton Ravenna John Alard Dahl quist Gothenberg Harold Vernon Voss North Platte Paul Edward Potter Gothenburg Robert Josiah Brown Brady Robert D. Hendrick son Pleasanton Hugh Robert Ral ston Gothenburg were among the leaders in a competitive examination in which a hundred young men of this district participated in January.
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Clair Leroy Britton
Ravenna
John Alard Dahlquist
Gothenberg
Harold Vernon Voss
North Platte
Paul Edward Potter
Gothenburg
Robert Josiah Brown
Brady
Robert D. Hendrickson
Pleasanton
Hugh Robert Ral‘ston
Fuller tops market at Omaha with 68 Herefords
H R Fuller of Sidney led the Omaha feeder market last Monday with a shipment of 68 Herefords bringing $6.50 per hundredweight. The cattle averaged 780 pounds and were praised for good breeding and condition after a light winter grain and alfalfa feed.
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Fuller
Omaha
H.R. Fuller
Sidney
Man Violates Parole in Violation Notice
A man who violated his parole triggers a parole violation case as authorities pursue action. The incident involves an offender under supervision and the court or parole board will determine subsequent steps and potential penalties.
Loan Offers With Favorable Terms At Current Rates
An advertisement promises loans on favorable terms at the current rate of interest with 5 percent and 6 percent money for chores plus a reasonable commission.
Carlson Guilty In District Court Stealing Case
On September 9, 1931, Ralph Carlson faced district court after being arrested by Sheriff W. W. Schulz on a Sunday night corn stealing charge. He pleaded guilty before Judge Tewell and sacrificed the parole.
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Ralph Carlson
W. Schulz
Tewell
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