Sidney Draw Bus Langley Visit Weekend at Reineka Home
Local records show a sequence of Sunday and Monday visits among the Pitts, Reineka, Belle, Howe, Rose, and Klentz families, with multiple calls and dinners noted. Various outings include shopping at Potter, a movie trip to Peetz, and livestock moving between Langley and Lincoln, as well as barbering and hog butchering activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langley
Reineka
Lloyd Reineka
Pitts
Roland
Ed Howe
Weetz
John Walsh
Glassburn
M. Rose
Carl Stewart
Miss Cates
Chriss Grover
Miss Baker
Peetz
Beatrice Howe
Pete Howe
Mr. Scheer
Mrs. Langley
FE. M. Rose
Mrs. Belle
North Bronson Spring Hopes Rise With Larks and Local News
Spring chatter fills North Bronson with talk of signs of warmer days. Residents note a first lark, people travel to Sidney for business and attend events, farmers join a union meeting, and several local families visit kin. A newborn girl arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Minica. Local sales and library acquisitions are reported, with books donated by Mrs. Corbett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Gross
P. J Beyer
Sidney
Laurence
Pete Beyer
John Engle
Brazil
Farmers Union
Minica
Reinmuth
Will Meyer
Louis Schulenberg
John Butcher
Hank Smith
Glenn Bales
Library Board
Ryan
Brady
Grey
Vorter
McCutcheon
Wylie
Doctor Danny
Sawyer
Corbett
Plan to Use Wheat Price Guarantee to Lower Bread Costs
Washington March 10 The 1.25 billion appropriation to guarantee wheat prices could be used by the administration to push down bread costs. The food administration has devised a flour subsidy plan to keep government price stable by having the grain corporation buy the entire crop. The corporation would sell wheat to millers at the guarantee price and purchase all milling output for a reasonable profit, then sell to bakers at a loss of 2 dollars per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Food Administration
Herbert Steever
Grain Corporation
Europe Starves-Roberts in Newcastle Speech
Newcastle March 10 George Fa Roberts the food minister said an unimpeachable authority confirms dire food conditions across Europe. He stated Romania and Greece are starving as are Austria and Germany and questioned if relief can reach all nations in time to avert catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
George FA. Roberts
Teurope
YARDS HELD COMMON CARRIER IN DC COURT DECISION
Washington March 10 The Union Stockyards and Transit company of Chicago was held to be a common carrier under the interstate commerce act. The commission found no undue discrimination against live stock shippers by not absorbing all loading and unloading charges at Chicago compared with other markets. The carrier may perform or have others perform loading and unloading duties, but the commission called unjustified the company's tariff cancellation for such charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Union Stockyards and Transit Company of
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Johnson to reintroduce four year immigration exclusion bill
Representative Albert Johnson of Washington, newly elected as chairman of the house immigration committee by Republicans, said he would reintroduce the four year immigration exclusion bill early in the next session. He also backs a provision to deport aliens who fled the draft by returning the first papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert Johnson
House
Immfgration Committee
Johnson
North Divide Trading and Travel Roundup in Sidney
Frank Goodwin returns from the east with a note on western hosting by Ed Stoner. Lew Schulenberg and wife shop in Sidney while reporting bad roads. Mrs Pete Byers leaves name after a ten day stay with Sidney folks. J Tracy back from Omaha after his son’s appendectomy. John Mossman and sister Geo Nerman travel east due to their father’s cancer death. Qarence Ely makes weekly trades at Sidney. Mrs Wm Juedes and children visit Sidney. Do Andrews hauls sand for a new store building for the Sidney union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goodwin
Ed Stoner
Wis
Sidney
Lew Schulenberg
Pete Byers
J. Tracy
Omaha
John Mossman
Geo. Nerman
Qarence Ely
W.m. Juedes
Suffering in influenza fill Sidney social notes
I I Montgomery and wife are influenza sufferers this week. Mrs Nes attends them and Mr Casebolt of Hebron comes to assist. Mrs Nolan of Kimball visited Sidney. Frank Brady of Bethel, on business in Sidney. Mrs Radcliff and Miss Ann Radcliff were at Julesburg. Grace Kaifer and Mrs Crystal Stephens of Peetz shopped in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Montgomery
Mrs. Nolan of
Kimball
Sidney
Frank Brady
Bethel
CS Radcliff
Ann Radcliff
Julesburg
Grace Kaifer
Crystal Stephens
Peetz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Klentz
Belle
Tow Ladley
Mr. Pitts
Mrs. Pitts
I. G. Pitts
Potter
Roland Pitts
Lester
Robert Rose
Mrs. Krengle
Irene
Joseph Kremer
Mr. Rose
Kienisz
Allen
Charley
Minnie Sprenger
Babel Ehs
B. H. Howe
Norman
Rose Home
North Bronson
Just
Hahler Garage
Sidney, Nebr
Furor Grocery Co
Sidney, Nebraska
H. A. M’bride
H. A. McBride
American Red Cross
England
H.C
Europe
Roberts
Union Stockyards and Transit Company
Representative Johnson
North Divide
J. A. Bentley
WSS
Brandegee-Kincaid
the Barker Clothes Shop
U.S. A
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