The Reflation of Prices Debate in Congress
The House passes the Goldsborough bill to restore the dollar’s purchasing power to its 1921–1929 average by expanding credit and currency via the Fed and treasury. Proponents call it reflation. opponents warn of inflation and debt hardship, while advocates assert independent policy aims and gradual price recovery.
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Omaha World Herald
House of Representatives
Goldsborough
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Federal Reserve
House
Department of Labor and Commerce
Advertising erosion endangers small town newspapers
Alliance Times Herald notes that cheap advertising channels weaken small town papers, shrinking their size and influence. It warns that without strong journalism towns lose a civic compass and that merchants may fund revival efforts only after publishers exit. Banks and other institutions face similar risks, and the town bears lasting scars.
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Alliance Times Herald
Saturday Evening Post
Wyoming
Massie Affair Sparks Hawaii Service Boycott Threats
In Honolulu tensions rise as army and navy personnel and families threaten to boycott local business in response to a murder trial verdict. Juries, a foreman linked to a steamship line, and threats against jurors fuel fear of violence and an open rift with native residents.
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State Journal
Hawaii
Honolulu
Massie
Army
Navy
Sunol News Weather Delays Farmers Hope for Warm Turnaround
Farmers faced delayed field work last week due to weather but expect to catch up as temperatures rise. Local notes from Sunol include community happenings and brief updates from Mrs. Bert Allington.
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Bert Allington
Ground in first class condition and local callers note
The article lists numerous Sunol and Sidney residents visiting folks here or in nearby towns. Names include P Z Gentry Ralph Gentry L D Willey Paul Booth Clarence Howitt Kubick Gilbert family James Booth Ehlers Navah Walters and many others with social calls, church events, and travel to Kimball Scottsbluff Lodge Pole Oshkosh and Lincoln. Several sickness notes and a measles recovery are mentioned along with Shown community sympathy.
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P. Z. Gentry
Ralph
Sunol
Guy Gilbert
Tingis
Gilbert
Mr. Gilbert
L. D. Willey
Sund
Paul Booth
Clarence Howitt
Kubick
Ella Carter
Lodge Pole
Ben Vacik
Ehlers
George Held
Sidney
Hnriogn
Tom Allington
R. O. Bond
B. C. Kucera
James Booth
E. L. Booth
Leo Wynne
C. D. Moorhead
Lexington
Kimball
Scottsbluff
Firth Booth
James Tighe
Buster Demers
Andrew Lloyd Englert
James Vacik
A. J. Englert
Bert Allington
J. B. Ruttner
B. Cc. Kucera
Piacek
Miss Michel
James Kucera
Cleda Booth
Elsie
Florence Bard
North Divide
Amelia Englert
Clayton
Elmer
Ernest Line
Montana
Roy Isenberger
Chappell
Bus Bailey
Loyal ‘Lindley
Oshkosh
Miss Quelle
Clayton Lindley
A. J. Englert and Son
Virginia Englert
Angela Ruttner
Dale
Rogers
Suno
Lee Johnson
Pat Irwin
Mother's Day Proclamation by Sidney Mayor in 1932
Herman Schroeder mayor proclaims Sunday May 8 1932 as a day to honor mothers nationwide sentiment on Mother's Day acknowledged as a tribute to motherhood urging better care and lasting memory for both living and deceased mothers and community support to uphold motherhood.
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Herman Schroeder
Sidney
Nebraska
South Colton Club Activities and Local Notes
The South Colton 4 H club met with Marjorie and Donald Deaver as Roger Witters and Donald Deaver prepared a team demonstration for the next meeting. Members received 4 H pins and club songs closed the session. Local visits included Mrs. Henry Brachtenbach to Mrs. W C Fosterow, Irene Tompkins of Sidney visiting District 97 Priday, and several dinners and calls among Elsen, Nie-man, and Koester families. The Sidney Drak baseball team defeated South Colton, with a rematch set against South Divide next Sunday.
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H. J. Elsen
Marjorie
Donald Deaver
Roger Witters
Henry Brachtenbach
W. C. Fosterow
Raymond
Irene Tompkins
Sidney
Disttict
Priday
South Divide
Mildred Witters
Inchool
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Guy V. Doran
Tenth Avenue
Cheyenne County
Nebr
Telegraph News
Treasury Department
Sunol News
Ernest Stmka
Friend Dickinson
Amelia Lindley and Son
A. A. Fenske
D. L. Abbott
Miss F. Bea Alexander
Richard Hudnut
New York
Paris
DU Barry
RTUNI
The
Sidney Drug Co
Henry Koester, Jr
Henry Koester
J. F. Fastenow
Adair
W.C Fasteenow
F. T. D. Flowerphone
Turkey
White Daily
Gurley Milling Co
Fe Gr
Chamber of Comimeres
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