Loan Charter Is Given Sidney Organization
The document outlines how the federal home loan bank board reviews management and insures investor holdings up to 5000 dollars via the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. It details five share types, loan limits of 20000 dollars, geographic and officer restrictions, 75 percent loan-to-value caps, borrowing limits, annual audits, and headquarters relocation.
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Federal Home Loan Bank
Home Loan Bank
Eugene Reker Top Student of Sidney High Senior Class
Eugene Reker earns top student honors in Sidney high school with the senior class. Several other students show excellent averages but lack sufficient records to be honored seniors. Over 60 seniors expected to receive diplomas this year. exact count pending final credits. Plans for baccalaureate and commencement programs underway with graduation in about two months.
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Sidney High School
Honor Students Named Across Academy Classes
Rev Link released six week term averages highlighting top students by grade. Seniors include Treinen 97.4 Gallagher 96.8 Loebe 96.6 Sokol 96.1 Corney 95.1 and others. Juniors feature Short 96.6 Popp 95.2 Lenzen 94.4 Fahy 92.8 among many. Sophomores Barlow 96.6 McGinley 96.3 Egging 96 Mauser 95.5 and more. Freshmen Peetz 95.2 Fehringer 95 Cortney 94.2. Sixth through Seventh grades show notable scores, with Cecile Murphy 97 and many others listed.
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Link
Derys Treinen
Alice Marie Gallagher
Matilda Loebe
Kathleen Sokol
Marguerite Corney
Dorothy Stormberg
Marjorie Ann Barlow
Helena Wellner
Jerome Short
Joseph Popp
Arthur Lenzen
Corine McMillen
Geraldine Fahy
Clara Loebe
Louis Wynee
Esther Fehringer
Margaret Fruit
Catherine Yeggy
Robert Barlow
Donald McGinley
Margaret Egging
Catherine Mauser
Evelyn Blaha
Evelyn Treinen
Fighth Grade
Agnes Berke
Peggy O'Neil
Rosemary Alster
William Thompson
James Herbert
Theresa Poxp
Wilma Hart
Lenzan
John Peetz
Shelly Pittman
William Longley
Dwaine Peetz
Mary Seimers
Geraldine Clinton
Joseph Loebe
Agnes Egeing
Kathleen Burke
Virginia Alster
Betty Popp
Ruth Herbert
Cecile Murphy
Marcheta Benedict
Josephine Hajek
Rita Popp
Leo Allen
Lawrence Brachtenbach
Martin Treer
Jerome Lenzen
Patricia Murray
Ruth Peetz
Betty Mae Simonson
Annie Egging
Little Meenan
Rudell Short
Marie Kallhoff
Elizabeth Glaubitz
Elizabeth Rauner
Jean Gallagher
Jack Meenan
Eunice Mary
Rezanina
Jack Murphy
Mary Ann Kucera
Robert Bolke
Norma Treinen
Elsie Ann Deaver
Irene Meenan
Gloria Peetz
June Flavia Short
Margie Donahoe
Mary Ann Treinen
Rosemary O’nell
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Wheat varieties at State Farm show rust infection and low yields
A State Farm report details 1934 wheat variety yields with rust infection. Thatcher and Hope top yields in this trial, but overall production was hampered by severe drought and rust. Tests hint at future management but no variety is clearly best against both rust and breath.
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Marquis
Thatcher
Hope
Mindum
Reward
Kearney
Ceres
Drouth
Reliance
Schmid
Obituary Fragments Notice Acknowledges Names And Ages
Liam Needham 96 Mary Joan Mc Intosh 96 Howard Peetz 96 Gene vieve Murray 91 Mary Ann McEl hinney 91 Geraldine Hruska 91 First Grace-Joy Jean Glaubitz 95 Romana Price 94 Margaret Math ews 93 James Allen 91.
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Liam Needham
Mary Joan McIntosh
Howard Peetz
Genevieve Murray
Mary Ann McElhinney
Geraldine Hruska
First Grace—Joy Jean Glaubitz
Romana Price
Margaret Mathews
James Allen
Young Republicans In Meeting This Week
In a discussion on reform, a speaker argued reforms under the current administration sometimes violated the American system. He urged constitutional changes to safeguard civil liberties, noting the constitution protects free speech, peaceful assembly, free press, worship, and citizen rights to challenge government. He praised higher living standards under the system and claimed rapid progress in 150 years versus 5000 years.
McGroarty Bill Talk Here Tuesday On Tax Plan
A discussion of the McGroarty bill outlines a 2 percent transaction tax with exemptions for small transfers and loans. The plan would collect tax from qualified annuitants who would use funds for home related purchases or debt payment within the United States. The proposal does not guarantee a $200 monthly payment to all annuitants, instead aiming to fund such payments over time through tax revenue.
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United States of America
Langley Damage Suit Opens Thursday in Court
The adjourned term of district court will be held here the third week in April. At that time the embezzlement charge against Roger Brennan of Dalton is expected to be heard.
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Ust Namath
Frank Williams
George M. Booth
Roger Brennan
Dalton
Consumer Surplus Concept in Economics
A consumer’s surplus measures the extra amount a purchaser would be willing to pay above the actual price paid for a commodity. It reflects the value derived from obtaining the good at a lower price than the maximum the buyer would pay.
Safety Campaign To Be Launched Monday
A local club plans a Monday start to a safety drive urging motorists to sign a pledge to cut the rising accident toll. The plate sale drive will open Monday with some plates sold. organizers seek full cooperation to save lives and make Sidney a safer city.
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Sidney
Election Notice Gives Official Voting Data
Election officials publish notice listing nominations by party for a Fifth District congressional candidate and for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor of public accounts commissioner of public lands and buildings state treasurer attorney general and railroad commissioner. Nonpolitical nominations include two representatives from the 43rd district and two judges for the 13th judicial district plus two county judges.
Six WPA Projects In District Are Started
Six WPA projects commence in the district. A one room rural school near Rushville involves nine men for a month at 888 dollars. Mitchell sees rebuilding electrical distribution and salvaging material with eight men for a month at 379 dollars. Hemingford streets are regraded and resurfaced by 10 men for a month at 413 dollars. Oshkosh sewer extension employs 26 men for one and a half months at 2,257 dollars.
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Rushville
Mitchell
Hemingford
Oshkosh
Potter by Mrs N 8S Miller and local moves
Mr and Mrs Charles Ultis and children moved to the Laf ferty property and the Chez Chapman and Burnalee occupy the vacated house. Three newly married couples held a wedding dance at Seyfang hall with Dale Chambers orchestra. James Hall returned from Idaho Springs and is a senior. Sheriff Forsling and Veterans of Foreign Wars events noted. Vaughn Jacobson on furlough from the west coast.
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Charles Ultis
Lafferty
John Chapman
Burnalee
Ultis
Kenneth Rose
Erwin Wheeler
Clifford Witt
Seyfang Hall
Dale Chambers
Douglas Reetz
Potter
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sidney
Vaughn Jacobson
Sidney area social and civic notices and visits
A sweep of local life with visitors and residents in Sidney Potter and area. Dozens are listed visiting relatives, attending meetings, or leaving for trips including Teas in honor, hospital recoveries, and New Chevrolet purchases. Notable items include the March Ladies Aid hostesses, community club officers, and a Townsend event in Sidney.
Card of Thanks for floral condolences after bereavement
Mr and Mrs Earl McWilliams Mr and Mrs Dan Goings and Mrs Daisy Thomas thank friends for considerate acts and floral contributions during their recent bereavement.
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Earl McWilliams
Dan Goings
Daisy Thomas
Dodge Trucks 1936 Show-Down Score Card Offer
Many advancements claim higher style and fuel saving features in 1936 Dodge trucks. The ad promises lower prices and a free 1936 Show-Down Score Card comparing the three lowest-priced models. It advertises factory list prices, special equipment, dual wheels on 1-ton models, and a new 6 percent Chrysler Motors Commercial Credit Company time payment plan.
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Dodge
Detroit
Chrysler Motors Commercial Credit Company
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Sidney Organization
Eugene Reker
Young Republicans
Langley
Mrs. N. 8S. Miller
E. H. Seyfang
K. Hansen
Dewsy Levell
Don Davis
Ted Mathewson
Bert Christensen
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Ford Weikhorst
Chadron
Alvin Shaw
Fred Reetz
California
Emil Cords
Carol
R. A. Babcock
Marion Bradley
Cheyenne
D. F. Enevoldsen
Guy Hite
Veterans Hospital
G. L. Rogers
Bruce Hagemeister
Angora
Hagemeister
Lawrence Tobler
Frank Smith
Kimball
Jess Fowler
D. C. Shea
Clarence Johnson
Marjorie
Ogallala
Harry Wills
E. R. Metzger
Fremont
Jake Glur
Columbus
John Witt
Jack Wait
Eastern
Nebraska
N. S. Miller
A. L. Miller
William Hagemeister
Harry Warner
North Divide
A. E. Irwin
PWA
Barbara Olsen
Jolly Neighbors Club
South Divide
Janey
League
N. J. Nelson
Idaho
Washington
Odd Fellows
Masonic Hall
Cords Cafe
Townsend
Ross Dillon
Sterling
Flora Courtright
Midwest Assemblies
Haseen
J. P. Golden
Omaha
W. D. Wheeler
St. Paul
North Platte
A. ©. Irink
Roland V. Rodman
NAVY _C
WEEW
Rexall
Hollywood Girl
Herpicide
Vivaudou
Elkay
Esther Powde
Alaska
Elenzo
Whitmans
Goldust
Coffee Hills Bros
Corona
Wrights
M. J. B. Coffee
Coffee Cumberland Brand
Bach
Sidney Drug CO
Union Pacific Bus Depot
Celery Chula Vista
M. W. Osborn Motor CO
Sidney, Nebraska
Western Ice & Storage Co
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Harold Lloyd
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