Mudge Gathering at Imeeting in Sterling McKelvie Present
Report from a Sterling meeting discusses agricultural policy, price stability, and farm organization. Mr Stuhr notes waste in distribution, the need for better grading, and a central commodity setup owned by farmers. Wheat marketing progress is highlighted with global factors and Russia's export shift amid a mass-production push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudge
Imeeting
Sterling
McKelvie
Stuhr
Stuhrt
Chicago
United States
Russia
Mr. Stuhr
Govvernment
Nebraska Grain Stocks Above Average in March Bulletin
March bulletin shows moisture high and seed corn germination poor. Wheat on hand 11,311,000 bushels, 20% of last year's crop, with 82% of crop to be shipped. Oats total 35,285,000 bushels, 41% of crop, with 19% shipped. Barley 5,479,000 bushels on farms, 29% of crop, and 15% shipped. Rye stocks 554,000 on hand, 58% to be shipped. Overall gains and shipments reflect strong crop health and above average stocks in Nebraska.
Work Forgets Ahead On Construction Of Highway Near Dalton
Work on the highway near Dalton progresses with Dead Man's Hill three miles north of Dalton slated for removal. The dangerous hill and turns have caused many accidents as motorists failed to know the road. Clear warnings are now posted to prevent further incidents as work continues.
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Dalton
Dead Man's Hill
Tragic Sidney teen Goodale killed in car collision
Raymond Goodale, a popular Sidney high school junior and football letterman, died Tuesday after a speeding car driven by a companion, Chambers, struck near town. Witnesses say the vehicle passed between two parked cars, ripping off doors. Goodale’s battered body was found in the road. Chambers was arrested early Wednesday. Funeral arrangements set for 2 p.m. at the Methodist church with DeMolay guard and community mourners attending.
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Chambers
Young Goodale
Goodale
Charlotte
Stephens College
Columbia
Sidney
Goodale’s
DeMolay Lodge
H. C. Welker
Presbyterian Church
W. T. Kahse
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hal F
Sidney Methodist Church
John B. Hammel
Lodge Pole
Rice Mortuary
Alvin
Sam
Hart-Parr Tractor Company
Methodist
Brother DeMolays
Paul Kahl
Donald Jorgenson
Earl Masse
Elmer Fisher
Leonard Jones
Alfred Ladine
Steward Outlines Plan For Receiving Loan Value On Wheat Crop
Steward explains three sale options under the farm board loan plan for wheat growers. Members can sell for cash on delivery, store for an advance on storage tickets with right to call sale during the season, or join a seasonal pool with advances as grain is sold. After July 1, any of the three options may be used, with the 10 dollar regular membership deducted upon remittance.
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Farm Board
Ladies of Methodist Church Honor Guests at Annual Banquet
The event featured an inspirational talk and an entertainment program including a piano duet by Mrs Leslie Mitchell and Mrs William Mortenson, plus two vocal solos by Eleanor Rose.
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Ladies OF Methodist Church
Leslie Mitchell
William Mortenson
Eleanor Rose
Wherry Favors Payment to Restore Depositors Confidence
Nebraska Senator Wherry urges paying the state bank guaranty fund deficit to restore public trust. He argues the failure to acknowledge the obligation worsens banking woes, cites Abie suit impacts, and calls for a new, effectively enforced banking code. He contends the public and depositors deserve repayment by those who created the deficit, including bankers.
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Nebraska
Guaranty Fund
Abie Bank
Wherry
Frost
Lincoln
Omaha
George W. Woods
Civil Service Jobs Open for Applicants
The United States civil service commission lists open competitive exams. Positions include inspector of weights and measures at 2600 dollars yearly and assistant inspector at 2000, with duty in Washington DC or at Chicago depot. Other posts include home economics teachers, seamstress, educationist, locomotive inspector, and psychiatric social worker in Veterans hospitals nationwide. Full info from D M Boyd, secretary, at the local post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce
Washington
D. C
Chicago
Indian Service
Office of Education
Department of the Interior
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Veterans Bureau
United States
D. M. Boyd
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Illinois man Milner named VP GM of Grain Stabilization Corp
George S. Milner of Alton Wisconsin was appointed vice president and general manager of the Grain Stabilization corporation which has Chicago as its headquarters. He now leads the company while William G. Kellogg remains tied to the Farmers National Grain corporation and the stabilization firm. Milner brings broad experience in milling and banking to the new post announced after the February 11 organization.
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George S. Milner
Alton
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Chicago
Corporaton
William G. Kellogg
Stabilization Corporation
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Mr. Kellogg
Campfire Girls Plan Banquet Next Monday at M E Church
The Campfire Girls mark the 18th anniversary of their local troops in Sidney with a banquet to be held next Monday at the M E Church.
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Campfire Girls Organization
Sidney
Campfire Banquet At Methodist Church At 6 30
A banquet for Campfire girls and their parents is set at the Methodist church starting 6 30. Invitations extend to former members and older girls. Plate price is 50 cents and attendees should call 277 with notice by Sunday evening. A busy week is planned with a history of the organization to be featured in next Tuesday's Telegraph News.
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Methodist
Telegraph
New Extension Agent for Nebraska Named
J. F. Lawrence named state extension agent in marketing of the Nebraska agricultural extension service. Director W. H. Brokaw announced at the agricultural college. Lawrence will oversee educational work tied to the farm marketing act and federal farm board, drawing on his eight years as district leader and recent study in marketing and economics. The extension service will provide unbiased information on cooperative marketing while farmers organize cooperatives themselves. The marketing act, endorsed by the nation, is run by eight presidentially chosen farm leaders and is drawing record attention.
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J. F. Lawrence
Agricultural Extension Service of
Nebraska
W. H. Brokaw
Agricultural College
Lawrence
Extension Service
Farm Marketing Act
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Charles Reign Scoville to Speak at Sidney Church
Charles Reign Scoville, a leading preacher and evangelist, will speak at the Christian church next Tuesday at 2 30 PM. Church members have long sought his visit and expect a large turnout for a booster service open to all.
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Charles Reign Scoville
Christian Church
Sidney
Dr Lieber Returns to Former Location After move
Dr Charles Lieber left the fore part of the month for Waukegan Illinois his home before coming to Sidney three years ago He will again take up the practice of medicine and surgery He plans to retain his interests here in the Lieber farms Mrs Lieber and son Teddy
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Charles Lieber
Waukegan
Ill
Sidney
Lieber
Card of Thanks from Egging Family
Mr and Mrs Theodore Egging and family thank all who showed kindness during their bereavement, saying the support helped lighten the load of grief.
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Theodore Egging
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Raymond Goodale
Steward
Ervice
George’s
12Th Avenue
Continental Filling Station
Geo. Marsh, Prop
Bassett
Civil Service
Illinois
THE
M. E. Church
King St
E. Planck
Nebr
Charles Reign
Scoville
DR. Lieber
Will
Marcel
Betty’s Beauty
MariAnne Foley
Wilma Norris
Osborn Bldg
Chevrolet
Metor
FORD
Walford
Jackson
Sidney, Neraska
the Star
Cheyenne County
Frank Schwasnick
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