Heavy October cattle shipments sweep Nebraska panhandle
Unprecedented activity marks this year's cattle shipping season in the Nebraska panhandle. The Sand Hills area, spared by drought, fuels a record October with carload after carload moved eastward and rush trains sought. Twenty sale rings operate weekly, drawing stockmen from states east of the Missouri river to buy blooded Herefords for rebuilding herds.
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Nebraska Panhandle
Sand Hills
Nebraska
Missouri River
Telegraph Family Is Growing Every Day
The western Nebrasa leading paper boasts year-104 issues at a cost a little over one cent per copy. The publication invites readers to join its growing family to know the local people and events around them.
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Western
Nebrasa
Sidney and Alliance Teams Meet Tonight
Sidney and Alliance teams prepare for tonight’s game with both sides fielding strong lineups. The Sidney squad will travel to Alliance by car, leaving around three o’clock this afternoon, with many local supporters expected to accompany the team.
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Sidney and Alliance
Alliance
Officials Seek Cause Of WPA Job Delays
Officials point to slow reemployment progress as winter bites. With cold weather, the need for relief grows as direct aid winds down. Cities and counties may face funding needy citizens unless employment opens soon, while other communities push to oversubscribe to community chests.
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Corn-Hog Officials Meet on Base Years and Transfers
Corn-Hog officials convene to favor keeping 1931 and 1932 as base years while allowing intra county base transfers. They propose enabling unused base to be transferred to neighboring growers. Western Nebraska groups seek permitting corn land taken out of production under the program to be repurposed for wheat program uses, summer fallow, tree land, permanent pasture, or erosion practice lands.
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Nebraska
Meeting speakers from Sidney discuss cornhog control
L. D. Willey and Everett Foster of Sidney led the session with Willey described as district AAA supervisor and Foster as district corn hog field supervisor. Tom Allington, chair of the county cornhog production control association, and County Agent J. Swinbank attended the meeting.
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L. D. Willey
Everett Foster
Sidney
Willey
Foster
Tom Allington
County Cornhog Production Control Association
J. ©. Swinbank
Chilling Weather Grip Brief West. Need for Aid Grows
Cold conditions sweep the West with trucking firms delivering coal and antifreeze demand rising as stations and garages report brisk business. Rocky Mountain lows reach eight above zero. county relief appeals rise with destitution and limited government aid. freezing water and icy autos cite harsh spell.
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Rocky Mountain
Little Hope for Job Seekers Is Now Seen
The piece notes most paying political jobs are filled and a pruning process may begin after the next election. It warns that the new deal payroll is a large voter bloc and the job limit nears, with Cheyenne county Democrats facing a forthcoming purge as voters regret ballot support.
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New Deal
Cheyenne
Fatal Air Crash At Cheyenne Is Probed
Witnesses said a plane encountered a snow squall south of Cheyenne but did not indicate weather caused the crash. Five thousand people gathered at the wreckage as firemen and police struggled to reach the site to recover victims. The blast baffled experts and triggered the official investigation.
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Cheyenne
Conrad
Denver-Cheyenne
Wyoming Air Service
County Farmers Aid In Improving Breaks and Windbreaks
Maxwell notes farmers in Nebraska are planting windbreaks and improving seedlings this year. He says 75 percent of the million trees planted on farms last year were cared for with better growing practices and farmers are eager to learn more about recommended methods.
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Maxwell
Nebraska
Trees Survive Winter Hopeful in Cheyenne County
In Cheyenne county 4300 trees were distributed last spring by County Agent Swinbank. An estimated 12 percent have survived, signaling how many will carry into winter and shaping future replant plans.
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Cheyenne
Swinbank
Political Sidelights In State Capitol Circles
Political sidelights from the Nebraska capitol report staff concerns. Auditing staff claims officials impede banking department probe while a Democrat funds the auditor’s charge. Governor Cochran’s refusal to include truck regulations in the special session sparks discontent among 80 percent of truckers.
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Plain Bank
Bryan
Nebraska
Cochran
Antelope Notes Social Visits And Local Outings
Mr and Mrs Ed Nelson and Wilfred had dinner at the L K Nelson home. Many neighbors and relatives visited homes of Bertramson Nelson Larson and others around Sidney and Potter. Events include parties at Alice Carol Nelsons home and Epworth league gathering, with frequent Sunday calls and weekend trips to Chadron and Kearney.
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Ed Nelson
Wilfred
L. K. Nelson
J. W. Bertramson
W. A. Nelson
Emil Nelson
Clyde Nelson
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Carl Larson
V. A. Nelson
Kermit, Warren
Delores
Alice Carol
Sidney
Gertrude Nelson
Maurice Nelson
Peetz
Edwards
Jens Jensen
Baby
Jens Olsen
Cora Madden
Boise
Idaho
J. H. Madden
Dewey Mathewson
Wendell
Rodney
District 82
Alice Carol Nelson
Avis Hill
Maxine Wells
Chadron Normal
James Jensen
Cora West
Dewey Larson
Dan M Herboldsheimer
Chauncey
Virgil Nelson
Wesley Herboldshemer
L. K. Neilson
Mark Todd
George Whitney
George Wieths
Independence
Madden
Lavonne Vesey
Janice Whitney
June Todd
Cressie
C. A. Glassburn
Allen Nelson
Padroni
Kearney
Lincoln
Market Quotations in Poultry and Dairy Prices
Market quotations show colored hens at 15, old roosters 6, colored springs 16, legorn hens 12, leghorn springs 12, butterfat 27 and eggs 28, reflecting a terse report of current farm product values.
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