Roosevelt stands firm against farm control plan
The editorial defends President Roosevelt against Milo Reno's drive for guaranteed prices and production limits. It argues Roosevelt favors voluntary cooperation with government aid, avoids draconian regimentation, and preserves farmer independence. It emphasizes the administration’s commitment to help farmers without making them serfs, urging farmers to support Roosevelt’s plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World Herald
Milo Reno
Washington
Roosevelt
Olson
Minnesota
Mr. Roosevelt
America
Nebraska
Carolina
New York
Republic
President Roosevelt
Wolves at Iowas Door
A World Journal piece notes concern among Iowans about hard times, comparing current conditions with past affluence when corn huskers wore expensive silk shirts and shoes. The tone blends worry with nostalgia, signaling economic strain without detailing specific events.
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Ackley
World Journal
Corn profits and Iowa farmers endure hardship and hope
The piece notes 430 million bushels of corn valued at 148.77 million dollars, 42 million higher than last year, with 38 cent a bushel prices in Ackley. It recalls past Iowa farmer hardships, the hog mortgage lifter, and a call for courage, honest hearts, and historical resilience from Ackley’s farming community.
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Iowa
Horace Boies
Boies
Ackley
State of
Social Roundup From Grand Prairie and Surrounding Towns
Numerous local residents attend gatherings and visit kin across Grand Prairie Sidney and Lodge Pole. Notable activity includes Welton Willey trips to Alliance Lincoln and North Platte, farm help with corn from Jorgensen and Johnson families, and community events at Sunny side school house Englert's Hotel Lodge Pole and Farmers Union. Residents share meals birthdays and dinners with extended neighbors, highlighting daily life in area communities.
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Charles Welton
L. D. Willey
Sidney
Alliance
Dale Craig
Sund
Mons Johnson
James Booth
J. H. Gell
Feldman
Lincoln
Albert Johnson
Paul Pearson
Hallowe'en
Sunnyside School House
Erma
Ralph
Mae
Betty
John Schneider
Englert’s
Lodge Pole
Lodge Pole Lutheran Ladies Aid
James Irwin
Dorothy
Josie
Sadie
Ray Tremain
Harold and
Verona
John Hokom
Wilson
W. T. Sharman
Sharman
Sam Irwin
Frances Faye
Mons ‘Johnson
Sam
Irwin
Farmers Union
Alva Hart
Mildred
Ray Rexroth
Helen
Doris
Frank Halsey
Sylvan
Bertha Omel
Dorothy Theis
Lowell Hokom
Ralph Talich
Robert
Josie Irwin
A. L. Roberts
Chappell
Gustav Kragel
Alfred Jorgensen
Howard Denny
Crook
Dan Rupert
Wayne Craig
Leslie Johnson
Weyerts Ladies Aid
Cecil
Harold
Frank Flessner
Henry Flessner
Anna
Henry Beebe
Fred Windsheimer
la Vern Gade
Mr. Beckon
Lodge
Charles Smith
Evelyn
Beatrice Nelson
J. C. Jorgensen
Alfred
Mack Weaver
Joe Lucas
Richard Welton
Helen Weatherwax
Arthur Wallace
Local residents host and visit across Sidney area
Esther Glant, Margaret Miller, and Dorothy Lipke stayed with Ruth Kinton after an overnight visit. Ila Singer taught a Hal Jowe'en party for district 11 pupils. Kentons from Torrington Wyoming visited C. B. Kinton Ruth Sparks overnight. Several families hosted dinner and Sunday calls with Blanke, Hawkins, Sparks, and Kettler households.
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Esther Glant
Margaret Miller
Dorothy Lipke
Ruth Kinton
Ila Singer
Ray Frame
Sidney High School
Bess Shires
C. B. Kinton
Nemaha
Mayers
Lincoln
Ed Lipke
John Glant
Herman Blanke
Mike Schwartz
George Rippie
Elmer Childs
T. W. Hawkins
Rosetta
Florence
Alfred Seimers
Paul Sparks
J. A. Sparks
Fred Kettler
East Gurley Community Notices
Mr and Mrs William Nelck helped Wayne Gilbert fix a windmill. Sidney visitors included Mr and Mrs John Hinrichs and Mr and Mrs Bert Gibbins and family. Irene Feldman assists F A Rowan household. Vernon Neick and Thurma Neick visited Glen Davis. Wayne Gilbert and daughters visited William Neick. Henry Himrichs and daughter visited Sidney. Charles Neick has been confined to bed but improved. F R Merey and others mentioned.
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Lowell
Oliver Hokom
Paul Pearson
Lucille Hiett
Albert Johnson
Charles , Welton
Erma
Mae
Betty
Frank Christensen
Richard Welton
Will Frerichs
Charles Smith
Evelyn
William Frerichs
Bud Frerichs
Clifford Frerichs
Ralph Welton
John Schneider
Dykman
Ledge Pole
Garden County
Walter Wassum and
Will Gade
Ruth Weaver
J. C. Jorgensen
Robert
Fred
Dorothy
Josie
Sadie Irwin
Emil Nightingale
Clarence Loveland
Sidney
Alva Hart
Dorothy Gade
August Gade
Will
Robert Robertson
Alfred Jorgensen
Charles Welton
L. D. Willey
North Platte
Henry Flessner
Anna
Alvin Franzen
Mack Weaver
Wayne
Patty
John Olsen
Beatrice Nelson
J. H. Gell
Ed Miles
James Irwin
Henry Stevens
Rev. Bicknell of
Leela
Frances Johnson
Irene Miller
William Nelck
Wayne Gilbert
Nelck
Gilbert
John Hinrichs
Bert Gibbins
Feldman
Irene Feldman
F. A. Rowan
Vernon Neick
Thurma Neick
Glen Davis
Gurley
William Neick
Henry Himrichs
Charles Neick
F. R. Merey
Catholic Ladies Bazaar at Dalton Wednesday Evening
A Dalton event invites the public to a Catholic Ladies Bazaar on Wednesday evening November 15. Supper served for 40 cents, plus a card party in the evening. Activities include booths, fancy work, Bingo and a Grab bag.
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Dalton
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