Wallace urges price realignment to curb postwar economic chaos
Secretary Wallace warns that farmers face higher input costs while prices for farm goods lag prewar norms, risking an ongoing agricultural depression. He calls for tough citizen action to restore fair price relationships, notes national debt from inflated prices, and urges action to bring farm and nonfarm prices into balance while emphasizing production strength and a better sales system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sridli Bes
Lodge Pole Notes Sees Local Activity and Hopes
Lodge Pole community notes include WR A Peterson in Chap pell, B G Schroll sale, and likely move to Lodge Pole. Miss Reed from Denver teaches twelve girls, with I N Clark and A L Burnham visiting schools. Parent teachers meet Friday. theater trip to U S A Theatre. Adamses back from California. Local sport talks of forming a baseball team. Fullerton repairs lawns. town praises parks and plans exceptional lawns this summer.
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WR. A. Peterson
Chappell
B. G. Schroll
Schrolls
Lodge Pole
Miss Reed
Denver
I. N. Clark
Consolidated Schools
A. L. Burnham
Parent Teachers’ Association
T. Wilhelm
U. S A
A. C. Adams
California
W. F. Fullerton
Lodge Polo
How to Tell Sex of Worms and Chicks Debate
The passage notes a rural curiosity about sexing worms and chicks with a humorous claim from an English journal. It questions who would explain worm gender and chick choices, highlighting uncertainty about distinguishing sexes in poultry and analogies to worm sex.
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Farm Journal
I Never Wanted My Boy To Be President
The speaker rejects the idea that every boy can become president, valuing a good life over political fame. He prefers his son to be decent, work well, celebrate Christmas, and show kindness to his mother. He recalls his own hopes and notes cycles of life, desire for second chances, and roots on the farm.
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Huck Finn
Tom Sawyer
Farm Journal
White House
Try These on Kiddies Luncheon Menu Ideas
A vintage guide suggests varied school lunch boxes with hard boiled eggs, sandwiches of cheese sausage or bacon, fruit, custards, and cookies. It recommends packing wax paper, small jars, napkins, and utensils, plus a thermos for hot cocoa or soup. A small surprise like chocolate or raisins pleases children.
Mapping market range and shifting crops for profit
The article explains drawing a 10 to 20 mile circle around a farm to evaluate market access by horse, truck and distance. It notes that bigger markets 50 to 100 miles away become reachable with trucks, affecting crop choices and wood sales. It urges consulting the county agent to locate opportunities and consider farm changes.
Law First and Last in Wage Dispute Policy
The administration should keep hands off the railroad wage dispute until an acute emergency arises. Law provides proper methods to handle the dispute and those means must be used fully before seeking any alternative. Ignoring or evading the law by appealing to higher powers is erroneous and detrimental.
County Commissioners Choose Cheyenne County Highway Commissioner
The Cheyenne County Board of County Commissioners met at the courthouse in Sidney on March 22 1921 to select a highway commissioner. J W Billetter was appointed for eight months starting April 1st 1921 at 150 dollars per month, with Cheyenne County providing transportation and the appointee furnishing a legal bond. The board adjourned to meet April 5th or by call of the chairman.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of
Reel
J. L. Reel
L. KR. Barlow
William Goding
F. N.slawson
L. R. Barlow
J. W. Billeter
Board OF County Commissioners
North Divide farmers sow oats as moisture needed
Ground in fine shape on North Divide as Geo Neiman and wife enter poultry business with an incubator of 250 eggs and 21 hens. Mesdames Rippe and Blankey visited the Thomas home while husbands attended a local sale. Mrs Schneulle was sick this week. T C Spiker and daughter Opal of Sidney visited for dinner on Sunday.
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Geo. Neiman
George Rippe
Herman Blankey
Thomas
South Divide
Ed Schneulle
T. C. Spiker
Miss Opal
Sidney
Advertised Article Claims Trust in Merchants
The piece argues that advertisers must truly believe their goods and that thin-paper merchant ads indicate up to date stock and reliable products for sale. It emphasizes consumer caution and confidence in advertised items.
Herbert Leon Cope to Speak. King of Humorists in Lyceum Tour
Herbert Leon Cope, famed as the King of Humorists and praised for a wartime morale role, returns to lecturing with a blend of humor and preaching. Once fallen, he rose after the war, addressing over two million soldiers and now touring to inspire civilians with messages of sunshine and clean living.
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Kill-the-Blues
Cope
Herbert Leon Cope
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Sam
Social visits and local notices from Sidney
Mrs Alice Jones and daughter La vorne of Sidney hosted an afternoon gathering with guests bidding farewell. Frank Goodwin and wife entertained Clyde Kinton H Gould and families for dinner. Sth grade scholars in District No 0 missed Thursday and Friday school due to illness. Ed Wolverton and wife visited John Johnes home. Carl Busbaum and wife traded with Sidney merchants. John Jones filed citizenship papers on Saturday with witnesses A J Chora and Wmn Hornby. Edna Frame was in Sidney Saturday for a music lesson.
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Alice Jones
Lavorne
Sidney
Clyde Kinton
H. Gould
Frank Goodwin
Ed Wolverton
John Johnes
Carl Busbaum
John Jones
Ammon's Showcases American Beauty and Hot Point Appliances
Ammon's highlights American Beauty and Hot Point electric appliances in a recent display. The store emphasizes reliable performance and modern kitchen options for daily use.
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American Beauty
Hot Point
Ammon’s
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Secretary Wallace
WM. Goding
F. N. Slawson
Ray Frame
Merna
John Sparks
R. R. Owens
Kirschner
Earl
North Divide
Methodist Church
A. J. Chora
Wmn. Hornby
Edna Frame
Lincoln Highway
Dix, Nebraska
Claude Sizemore
Prop
Baur’s
Bassett’s Pharmacy
Sitz & Sitz
W. W. Heinemann
Nebr
Black Hawk
Thermos
Chinamel Paints
Spalding Athletic Goods
Detroit Vapor Oil Stove
Eden Electric Washer
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