Forestation plan urged by Roosevelt backed by forest service data
Field notes from the Omaha Bee News detail President Roosevelt’s reforestation proposal as a relief measure. Forest Service figures cited to Senator Robert Wagner show possible employment for 110,000 men and a yearly $150 million expenditure. Nebraska alone could plant 500,000 acres, with idle sand hill land exceeding 600,000 acres. The plan aims to plant trees, protect standing timber, and reduce fire and insect losses to secure future timber supplies.
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Omaha Bee News
Roosevelt
United States Forest Service
Robert Wagner
New York
Forest Service
American Tree Association
Nebraska
Tree Association
Sand Hill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Green wrong about employment program
Milwaukee Journal commentary denounces William Green president of the American Federation of Labor for opposing President Roosevelt’s forest work program offering up to 30 dollars a month with basic needs. It argues a dollar a day is insufficient yet humane, while defending labor’s history and urging AFL support for aiding distressed workers. Nyal "2 for 1" sale at Western Drug.
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Milwaukee Journal
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Green
Milwaukee
Mr. Green
Beers’ Return Prompts Nebraska Debate in Legislature
The Omaha World Herald discusses the coming end of Prohibition and the likely passage of beer legalization in Nebraska. It notes anticipated demand, industrial spin offs like corn grits and bottle labels, and argues beer is a mild, healthful beverage people want, not violently intoxicating liquor.
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Omaha World Herald
United States
Nebraska
Omaha
Public interest on prohibition ad interim concession
The text argues that an ad interim concession to the public during prohibition repeal will redirect taste from strong drink to a pleasant, comparatively innocuous substitute, serving a useful purpose amid ongoing restrictions.
Sunnyside social notes from Sidney and area
Bertha Omer Lester and Dorothy Theis spent Tuesday evening at Ralph Talish's home with other locals visiting daily. The column lists numerous visits, calls, and gatherings around Sidney including birthday celebrations, sleigh rides, and weekend get togethers among families such as Omels, Brands, Theis, Talish, Halsey, Sparks, Kinton, and Lauder with community events like a first baseball practice and an operetta attended by many from the district.
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Lester
Dorothy Theis
Ralph Talish
Frank Halsey
E. A. Johnson
John Block
Bertha Omer
Sidney
V. W. Wise
E.A. Johnson
Lester Theis
Colton
Dale Wise
Ledge Pole
Lincoln
Les Omel
James Tighe
Arnold Thurow
Neva June
Mike Lauder
George Taylor
EK. A. Wickard
Suno
Harry Kreider
Lodge Pole
V. W
Ray Rexroth
Alice
Doris
Walter Wassum and
Oscar Olson
H. C. Schmale
Erwin
H. Glassburn
Walter Wassum
Albert Brand
John Omel
Bertha Omel
Tom Tinery
John Theis
Esther
Albert Brands
Maxine Olson
Arlene Schmale
Lemoyne Johnson
Sidney ladies host tea and club gatherings
A sequence of social visits is reported: Mrs. Ed Wolverton and others attended a tea by the Womans club of Sidney on Tuesday. Mrs. Sparks and Mrs. Hawkins joined the Hi Lo club on Wednesday. families including the Rippe Hecker Sparks and Blanke groups visited the Sparks home Thursday evening. A N P B club met at C B Kinton home for an all day event with a covered dish lunch.
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Rogs Kinton
Torrington
Wyo
C. B. Kinton
North Divide
Sidney
Ruth
Vera Sparks
Rosetta
Florence Seimers
John Pavlat
Jack Sparks
J. A. Sparks
Bert Walker
Fred Kettler
Denver
Alfred Seimers
Head
George Rippe
Herman Blanke
Ohiona
Mr. Rippe
Ed Wolverton
C. L. Miler
Ed Brockersby
Paul Sparks
Womans Club
W. T. Hawkins
Hi Lo Club
William Hecker
Evelyn
Edwin Blanke
Claud Sparks
N. P. B. Club
East Center By Mrs J O Lobb Mr and Mrs Clifford Wester
A brief society notice names Mrs J O Lobb and Mr and Mrs Clifford Wester at East Center events. The fragment confirms host family and location within a local social column.
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J. O. Lobb
Clifford Wester
Local Social Notes From Dalton Area
Sunday dinners at multiple homes including Irvin Campbell and Ray Berry. Mr. and Mrs. D E McDonald hosted guests L B Taylor and Prof Collins of Gurley. Keller family moving to Jake Cramer place north of Dalton. Teens with perfect attendance and perfect spelling reports highlighted. Jose Opal and Bernard Keller moved north of Dalton. Nyal promotes 2 for 1 sale.
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Irvin Campbell
Emil Tank
Leona Jane
Potter
Ray Berry
D. E. McDonald
L. B. Taylor
Prof. Collins
Gurley
Sam Keller
Jake Cramer
Dalton
Leena Jane
R. R. Berryard
Clifton
J. O. Lobb
George Waite
Ledge Pole
W. F. Waite
John Merrick
Bobby James
Waite
McDonald
Elmer Vach
Lois Birdwell
Lavon Sullivan
Maxine
Ruth Reiners
Sylvia Lobb
Junior
Jack Sullivan
Marjorie Morris
Leola Messner
Roseanna Birdwell
Elwin Linton
Ethelyn Swanson
Jose Opal
Bernard Keller
Ardis Neibuhr
Betty Jane
New Tractor Fuel Offers Low Price and High Performance
The advertisement promotes a water white distillate fuel for tractors claimed to improve starting, cleanliness of burn, and overall performance. Drivers invite farmers to visit nearest office to estimate spring needs and highlight economical, superior quality.
Economy Tractor Oil Promises Value at 1933 Prices
The WENOCO policy introduces ECONOMY TRACTOR OIL described as a durable, high body lubricant at a typical 1933 price per gallon. It argues against cheap oils for tractors, claiming ECONOMY provides protection of expensive lubricants at a low cost.
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Wenoco
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Western Drug Company
Lowy
Safeway Stores
Utah’s
White Eagle
California Walnut Growers’ Association
Emerald
Sunkist
Greeley
Snow
Sunnyside
Bert Brandl
Bertha Grimés
Ralph Talis
Harold Hernbloom
Emil Bluhm
John Volkman
Mrs. Pearl Sparks
East Center
Reiners
Charles
Hazel
Betty Jane Scott
Fine’s
Hepner’s Clothing Co
Western Nebraska Oil Company
Wyoming
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