Waltonians Back Bill Advancing In House
The measure, urged by the Waltonians of Sidney, moves through the Nebraska House with amendments. It tightens game limits, allows county open seasons for certain birds, and lets farmers kill pheasants with commission consent. It empowers the commission to adjust limits and seasons, backed by the state Walton league and R. P. Kepler of Sidney.
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Hanson
Cushing
State Walton League Organization
R. P. Kepler
Sidney
Western Nebraska
Waltonians
Lincoln
Sidney Municipal Plant Sale Carries by Good Election
The Sidney municipal plant sale passes by a strong majority at the election extending lines into the Lodge Pole valley. Western Public Service will supply light and power to towns west and east, with cheaper rates and uninterrupted service expected to spur mills farms and irrigation growth in the valley. Office locations are undecided and municipal workers will be retained.
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Lodge Pole
Sidney
Western Public Service Company
Jackson Street
Municipal Service
Cheyenne County Banks Seen Sound Despite Prosperous Outlook
Farmers State Bank failure led to efforts to settle depositor losses. C A Lau, then J W Weiland oversaw actions as the guarantee fund took notes, with plans to pay about $56,000 immediately if accepted. G H Worth and L W Dirks promoted the plan, but no definite settlement was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers State Institution
C. A. Lau
J. W. Weiland
Guaranty Fund Commission
Delton State Bank
G. H. Worth
L. W. Dirks
American Legion seeks faster care for disabled veterans travel
The Scotts Bluff Nebraska convention adopted a resolution urging officials to modify travel at government expense rules to cover emergency hospitalization for veterans. It calls for congressional action if needed and distributes copies to department and national Legion leaders and the Nebraska delegation. A separate notice promotes a dairy cattle sale at John Owens Dairy on Tuesday April 2, offering 20580107 head of cattle at public auction.
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Veterans Bureau
American Legion
Department of Nebraska
Nebraska
Scotts Bluff
American ‘Legion
John Owens Dairy
John Owens
Apel
Amy
Fourth Legion District Holds Lead in Membership Drive
The Fourth Legion District of Nebraska American Legion leads with 97.1 percent of its 1929 quota signed up for the Spafford cup, District Commander A H Dilley says. Kimball posts exceed quota with 84 of 41 assigned, over 200 percent. Alliance leads individual posts with 275 members. Scottsbluff 182. Mitchell 105. Sidney 99. District aims to pass April 1 and hopes Kimball retains largest percentage.
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American Legion of
Nebraska
Box Butte
Scotts Bluff
Kimball
Banner
Cheyene
Morrill
Garden
Devel
A. H. Dilley
Kimball Post
Dilley
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Mitchell
Sidney
Minatare
Gering
Lyman
Dix
Broadwater
Bridgeport
Bayard
Potter
Lodge Pole
Lisco
Oshkosh
Lewellen
Chappell
Big Springs
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Market Report
Live stock prices from Union Stock Yards dated March 27, 1929 show fat cattle slow with light steers and yearlings steady, heavy cattle unevenly lower. Best steers $13.85, receipts 6,500 head. Hog prices advanced with 10,000 hogs arriving and demand broad. bulk trading $11.10 to $11.25, high price for the day.
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Union Stock Yards
Lamb market steady with varied bids and prices
Early fat lamb sales to shippers held steady while packer bids ran 25c lower than Monday. Spring lambs brought 20.00 dollars and fed lambs 16.25 to 16.90. Feeder lambs and aged sheep stayed steady. receipts 15,000 head. Lamb classes ranged with native, western, and feeder categories at multiple price points.
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Cheyenne County
Fourth Legion District
Bluhill Coffee
Johm Owens
Tuseday
Top Priece
L.lucke
David Cale
South Omaha
Wormer
Byars
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