Parity payments urged to spare farmers from relief
A Kansas farm bureau leader urged parity payments tied to base production and crop insurance to keep farmers off relief rolls and reduce seed loans, while arguments about flood control and court reorganization stirred Washington debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Bureau Secerer
House Agricultural Committee
O. O. Wolf
Kansas Farm Bureau Federation
Kansan
Newark
N. J
Ellis H.parker
Paul H. Wendel
Bruno Hauptman
Parker
Wendel
Lindbergh
James Kirksham
Mercer County
de ‘Tectives
Burlington County
Dalton Notes On Community Events And School
Local column lists mumps recovery for Esther Mauer and children with Gladys Cape helping. Attendance at Presbyterian womans meeting in Alliance. Olive Dewey buys house near Frandsen. Boy Scouts cleanup drive and campfire girls picnic. Lodge Pole Ministerial association meets. Mrs Emil Collart visits from Gurley. trips to Bridgeport and Cheyenne. Center school closes with picnics. baccalaureate and commencement services held. 13 graduates named including valedictorian Glen Ashbury. School week ends with class members and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Reeves
Alliance
Olive Dewey
Frandsen
Boy Scouts
Lodge Pole Ministerial Association
Dalton
Emil Collart
Gurley
Dalton Friend
Clarence Martin
Richard Dale
Ralph Scherer
Bridgeport
Troon
Albert Christensen
Cheyenne
Russell Mellberg
Elmer Martin
Anderson
Earl Lessig
Ray Arnell
Elmer Mayer
Hugh Dowler
Glen Ashbury
Dean Beavers
Leatha Gilespie
Arthur Hadwiger
Edwin Heizer
Marcella Henke
Har
Dalton Notes and Local Social Updates Mix with School Events
Dalton items recount exam schedules and society gatherings, including the Presbyterian aid event, library club meeting, and Altar society at Mrs. Thomas Kallhoff's home. Local births, funeral or hospital news, and community visitors are noted along with a golf club leadership, flax project plans, and a 34 year ago wedding, plus Sidney baseball travel plans and postmaster appointment hints.
History Of Interest Items Of Sidney And Vicinity
History of interest notes from Sidney and vicinity covering past anniversaries. 14 years ago Herman Brauer of Cheyenne County Trading Company returned nearly fully recovered after a stay at Excelsior Springs Missouri. Matt Meier and family moved from Crook to Medicine Bow Wyoming to homestead. Dorothy Wright, Sidney High School senior, won a typing medal with 53 words per minute. Myrtle Lancaster became deputy treasurer of Lincoln County and prepared to oversee a new set of county books costing $5,000. 24 years ago witnesses to the Huxell suit were summoned for trial in Omaha. Huxell, an engineer, had died here years earlier. A firm named Hornaday Merchandise and Grain Company was formed by C. W. Hornaday, Herman Brauer, I. E. Graoill, and F. S. Stowe. Chris Jurgens, L. B. Hiscock, and Frei Reker bought Overland autos. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McIntosh and Mrs. King visited Omaha for the grand chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. Mrs. McIntosh held a grand Electa office. S Fishman’s plow outfit seeded 400 acres in Cheyenne County and moved on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Brauer
Cheyenne County Trading Company
Excelsior Springs
Matt Meier
Crook
Sidney
Medicine Row
Wyo
Dorothy Wright
Sidney High School
J. W. Johnson
Miss
Will Riggs
C M Johnson
J C Clark
Huxel
Omaha
C. W. Hornaday
Order of Eastern Star
McIntosh
Electa
Fishman
Cheyenne County
Noted Seattle Deputy U S Marshal Clara Jerstad Shown
The article highlights Deputy U S Marshal Clara Jerstad of Seattle as one of the few women authorized to arrest federal suspects and among the best shots among federal peace officers. It also mentions a Friday dance with delightful music and an open air band concert recalling past performances by the 21st band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Jerstad
United States
Seattle
Wash
Lyons resigns after two months in department
D. Lyons' resignation had been in the hands of the department for two months, marking a prolonged vacancy and potential reorganization within the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Lyons
Department
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House of Representatives
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Willis van Deryanter
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
High Court
van Devanter
Pittsburgh
Organized Steel Labor
Philip Murray
Republic Steel Corporation
London
John J. Pershing
Pilgrims Society
English Channel
France
George
Pershung
James W. Gerard
Germany
Admiral Rodman
Robert Bingham
Ville Platte
Evangeline Parish
Melvin Vidine
Longfellow
Evangeline
Vicrine
Saginaw
Mich
Frank Murphy
Consumers Power Company
Saginaw Valley
Wryndham Mortimer
United Automobile Workers of America
Flint
Bay City
Burlington
Chicago
Yellowstone
Colorado
California
Pacific Northwest
Black Hills
Kansas City
Burlington Trailways
Tra
Young’s Cafe
Tirs. HW. L. Heizer
Esther Mauer
Gladys Cape
Mauer
Radeen Huet
Lavera Lessig
Clayton Mintken
Dorothy Munshaw
Salutatorian
Lena Peterson
Anita Rathman
Fred Rathman
Clarence Mellberg
Charles Munshaw, Jr
Presbyterian Aid
Gleason Winters
Dalton School
Marvin Bostrom
Arvid Bostrom
York High School
Gering
Paul Ruhter
Bovina
Joh
Thomas Kallhoff
Altar Society
R. H. White
Ogalalla
L. A. Simms
Fred Carey
Denver
Vy. C. Ankeny
Lyle Rabe
Clifford Webster
Louise
H. L. Heizer
Charde Barlow
Library Club
Elsie Ewing
Elmer Graff
Marie Wallick
Fort Morgan
Leland Wallick
Bud Martin
Peet
Leon Fite
Fred Wrath
Mary Salek
Judge Tucker
Schuyler
Edmund Doran
Gates and Boreson
John Harpers
W D Clifton
J J McIntosh
Morton
Sidney and Vicinity
Sidney Rendering Company
Bing Woo Shirley
Bing Crosby
Bob Burns
Martha Raye
Shirley Ross
George Barbier
Leif Kheene
Frank Tuttle
Martha
Waikiki
John Beal
Joan Fontaine
Man
Fox News
George A Beecher
Episcopal Church Sunda
Telegraph
Harold Bell Wright
Out West
Paul Kelly
Judith Allen
Paree
Parky the Wrestler
Ith James Virginia Stewart
Bruce Une Merkel
Sid Silvers
Frances Longford
Raymond Welburn
Alan Dinehart
Buddy Ebsen
Greenlees
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