Cochran Plans Tightening of Old Age Pension Rules
Governor Cochran proposes restrictive rules to shrink eligibility for state old age pensions under the O'Brien act. Key measure eliminates those with capable children, cutting annual pension costs from about four million to roughly two and a half million. The broader social security funds would push total state expenditures above four million.
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Cochran
O’brien
Perry
Attorney General
14 Bushel Corn Crop Average Is Reported
Crop totals show potatoes 8,970,000 bushels versus 3,450,000 last year and 5 year average 9,159,000. Grain sorghum 3,550,000 bushels, flax 16,000 bushels, beans 176,000 bags, sugar beets 578,000 tons. Average yields: potatoes 69 bushels, sugar beets 11.8 tons.
Snow And Cold Over Nebraska This Week
Nebraska faces ongoing cold and snow this week as autumn shows a moisture deficit with little precipitation since September. County and city officials consider early winter impacts amid the unsettled weather.
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Nebraska
Page
New Musical Class To Start December 7
A new musical class begins December 7 with limits set at 15 string and 18 wind instruments for the year. Last year’s 125 beginners were valued but too large for good instruction, says Mr. Cochran. Classes meet twice weekly for one hour. A November 20 meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the junior high invites grades four to seven parents to attend.
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Cochran
Motor Vehicle Tax Due Noted by Wasem
Wasem states motor vehicle tax is due and 1936 plates are not yet on sale. He plans to give advance notice to owners when license plates are ready for distribution. The law sets sale dates but he is unsure of the exact specified dates.
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Wasem
Cortinuea
Fewer Turkeys Now Big Shipments Later Era Market
Fewer turkeys are arriving now while upcoming shipments are anticipated. Dressed poultry is boxed by government licensed graders by grade and weight, producing a marketable package likely to fetch higher prices.
Turkeys growers adopt prime-bird selection for higher returns
Turkeys growers in the district learn to select prime birds for market. They were paid 24 cents per pound for prime young birds at the loading station and will get an additional payment when sold, with market prices between 30 and 35 cents at present.
Coffee Fights Cattle Tariff Change In Canadian Pact
Rep. Harry Coffee protested to President Roosevelt against lowering the cattle tariff in a Canadian reciprocal trade treaty. He said assurances of a quota system could avoid market disruption while boosting U.S. cattle demand. Prime Minister King may visit Washington to sign, with Secretary Hall to formalize U.S. approval.
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Harry Coffe
Roosevelt
White House
Coffee
King
Canada
Washington
Hall
United States
Grand Prairie Social News Roundup in Late Week
Emil Johnson and son harvested corn for Mrs. W. O. Johnson. many neighbors visited, hosted, and attended church and club meetings near Grand Prairie from Tuesday through Monday. Dinners, suppers, and farewells featured repeatedly as families and friends gathered in Sidney and local homes. Harold Tremain planned to leave for Lincoln to attend college.
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Emil Johnson
Lemoyne
W. O. Johnson
C. A. Foster
Sam McClung
Alfred Jorgensen
T. G. Waddell
Fielden
John Olson
Charles Welton
Mae
Herman Dykman
Betty Jean
Sidney
Mr. Welton
L. D. Willey
J. C. Jorgensen
Beatrice Nelson
Charles Smith
Sam Irwin
Leslie Johnson
Mons Johnson
Mary Ann Flessner
Mack Weaver
Frank Flessner
Henry Flessner
Edme and
Martin
Reinhart Franz
Albert Stevens
Glen Thompson
Weyerts Lutheran Church
E. Planck
Forrest Planck
Harold Tremain
Ray Rexroth
Alva Hart
W. T. Sharman
Harry Witters
Pauline Johnson
Potter
Doris Rupert
Dale Beebe
Leroy Johnson
Ben Planck
W. W. Craig
Byron
Mons Johnson Home
Edward Ogden
Ray Tremain
Forrest
Harold
Dan Rupert
Doris
Albert Frerichs
Fred
Willard
Will
Ethel Irwin
Andrew Johnson
Ralph Welton
John Schneider
August Jorgens
Will Gade
Mildred van Steenberg
Anna
Robert
Ethel
Sadie Irwin
Grand Island
Telephone Exchange
J. K. Dykman
Gus Eineman
J. H. Gell
Ernest Frerichs
NPV Marketing Association
Stanley Davis
Kimball
The
Epworth
Potter and town notes from Sidney area veterans and events
Alfred Arnell D C Shea J C Bartlett and Chris Christensen visited Wray Colorado with C G Wallace of Hastings. Dr Leo Thomas and Bobby Barlow of Sidney spoke on their Mexico trip at the Community club. Armistice day events, Legion auxiliary installation, education week observances, church activities, and local health updates fill a busy Sidney Potter agenda with social visits to Denver Cheyenne Kimball and Greeley among others.
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Alfred Arnell
D. C. Shea
J. C. Bartlett
Chris Christensen
Wray
Colo
C. G. Wallace
Hastings
Leo Thomas
Bobby Barlow
Sidney
Mexico
American Legion Auxiliary
Masonic Hall
Ardith
Wayne Reichstein
Herbert Wallin
Veterans Hospital
Cheyenne
N.S. Miller
Lawrence Tobler
D. F. Enevoldsen
Mudge
Peetz and Sterling
W. Johnson
Joe Johnson
J. R. Quein
Scottsbluff
Jeanette Shuck
E. H.seyfang
Sundl
A. F. Whitmire
A. J. Bevans
Denver
Roberts
Ford
Anti- Saloon League
M. E
Charles Stanton
Fairbanks-Morse
Potter
Jessie Mae Hughes
J. M. Hughes
W. J. Gordon
Dixon, IL
E. M. Beale
Roland V. Rodman
Kimball
Ralph Robertson
Robertson
Womans Club
G. L. Rogers
John Witt
Lutheran Church
Clarence Johnson
Greeley
Mr. Robertson
Halloween Social and Local Visits Highlight Week
A Quiling and games evening marked Halloween with a family visit from Mr and Mrs Earl Leger and children to J O Lobb. Ray Birdwell and family, back from California, departed for Wigstation. B B club met with Mrs Charles Jobe. large attendance and useful articles shared. lesson was interesting and profitable. next meeting with Mrs Irvin Ehlers.
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Quiling
Hallowe’en
Earl Leger
J. O. Lobb
Ray Birdwell
B. B. Club
Charles Jobe
Irvin Ehlers
Social notes from East Center community
East Center residents and visitors are listed with weekend and weekday social calls. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tank spent Sunday at the R R Berry home. Victor Byrne visited Sunol relatives. Mrs Irvin Campbell and Mrs J O Lobb called on Mrs Lou Schmidt Thursday morning.
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Emil Tank
R. R. Berry
Victor Byrne
Sunol
Irvin Campbell
J. O. Lobb
Lou Schmidt
Mrs. Campbell
Lobb
McDonald
Auten
J.O. Lobb
Francis Rose
Aid
J. C. Guill
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HEINZ
Tbs
Central Market
Carton
Kuner
Krautkuner
Pounds
Umsurday
Cressey Central Shoe Store
Stena Ret
Paul Lukas
Ralph Forbes
Heather Angel Fon Kieth
Fox
Prince and Princess of Superb Entertainment
FOX News
Stelca Parrish
Top Hat
Ord
Grand Prairie
Anna Jorgensen
Miss Lovitt
Monnie Rolfling
Oshkosh
Ernest Anderson
Edgar Anderson
Mark Goding
Navy
Machinists School
New London, Conn
Wigs Tye
California
Lucky One
East Center
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