Grand Prairie News Highlights Local Social and Family Events
Grand Prairie residents travel to Sidney Mitchell and Colorado for sales and meetings. The Johnsons welcome a baby girl born November 9 with L. A. Pearson assisting. Multiple families attend club, church, and Farmers Union events in Sidney and district No. 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Johnson
Leroy
Sidney
J. C. Jorgensen
Colorado
T. G. Waddell
Mitchell
Waddell
North Platte Valley Association
H. S. Shaeffer
Lyle
Frances Larsen
Ray Tremain
Fielden Waddell
G. H. Thompson
Charles Smith
Evelyn
F. N. Smith
Alva Hart
Charles Welton
District No. 17
T. Waddell
Alfred
Anna Jorgensen
Farmers Union
J. C. Newton
L. A Pearson
Sam Irwin
Josie Irwin
W. T. Sharman
Grand Prairie
Will Gade
W. O. Johnson
Richard
Erma
Mae
E. Planck
Alfred Jorgensen
J. H. Gell
Robert Irwin
Dorothy
Josie
Sadie Irwin
Walter Frerichs
Clarence
Taylor Hospital
Waddell Family Dined at Jaeckels’ Sidney Home
Mr and Mrs T G Waddell and son Fielden were entertained at dinner and supper Sunday at the Ernest Jaeckels home in Sidney. Mr W O Johnson and daughters attended church in Lodge Pole Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Welton
Erma
Mae
Glen Bales
Lucile Waddell
Alfred
Anna Jorgensen
Epworth League
M. E
Will Gade
August Gade
L. A. Pearson
Paul
Glenis
Merle
Lucile Hiett
Albert Johnson
Roy Campbell
Broadwater
Dan Rupert
E. Rupert
Carl
T. G. Waddell and Son
Fielden
Ernest Jaeckel
Sidney
W. O. Johnson
Lodge Pole
Farm relief not delivering steady wheat support
The Farm Board loans to cooperative wheat groups fail to fix prices as futures dip below government figures. Critics warn lenders and farmers may absorb losses, while long term plan risks encouraging market speculation and leaving export surpluses unaddressed. President Coolidge vetoed McNary-Haugen twice, which supporters say could have kept wheat above $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Chicago
National Grain Corporation
Congress
Cooperative Farm Organizations
Coolidge
Creamery Seeks 3K Cream Amid Market Push
Falls City creamery advertises a 3000 pound cream buy at 4 to 5 cents over station prices. It promises full transport, no deductions, and urges immediate shipment to Richardson County Bank backed Falls City Nebraska operation to stabilize butter markets and boost consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Avenue
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Richardson County Bank
O. P. Skaggs System
O. P. Skaggs
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Guy V. Doran
Sidney Steam Laundry Broadcasting
Falls City
O.P Skaggs
Illinois Street
Scottsbluff
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Pittsburgh
Sidney Glass & Paint Co
Geo. Moore
George
Santa’s
Freytag
Toytown
Santa Claus
Freytag Store