Prosecution details Frahm case and witness lineup
Testimony recounted on Frahm murder inquiry describes a camp store find west of Proctor and a car burned east of Proctor. Witnesses including Smith and Rosenbaugh place the car date on November 12, 1928, while others connect Fred Frahm to Sterling and North Platte movements and dog sightings. The defense aims to counter with further identifications as County Attorney Newstein plans to testify. Meanwhile labor tensions over five cent turkey pickings provoke dismissals and shipments to Torrington, Sterling, and Holdrege as turkeys are loaded for Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
Smith
Yea
John Rosenbaugh
Julesburg
Lester A. Watson
Ovid
Big Springs
Bert Austin
Julesburo
Guy Bethel
Sedgwick County
Colo
George W. Line
Lodge Pole
John Frahm
Anna McCarthy
Denver
Fred
Sterling
Yuma
Sidney
John
North Platte
McCarthy
Andrew Peterson
Chappell
John W. Billeter
Glen LaSalle
Fred Frahm
E. J. Newstein
R. P. Kepler
Turkey Pickers Return After Brief Walkout
Pickers at the plant suspended work and discussed the dispute with Mayor Roche and council members. By early afternoon most agreed to resume at five cents per bird, awaiting word from the Omaha labor office. Mayor Roche urged peace, offering no involvement beyond warnings. few left, and most workers returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anstey
Roche
Omaha Labor Office
Reche
Farm meeting draws 300 plus at Nebraska session
Over three hundred attended the farm session with programs for men and women. Key speakers included Mrs Angeline Anderson from the university home economics department and H C Filley of the rural economics department. Tom Wilson of Pueblo gave the evening talk on the South Seas. Next year may move to Kimba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lipke
Angeline Anderson
University Department of Home Economics
Harvey Fisher
N.W. Gaines
Lincoln
Farm Credit Administration
H. C. Filley
Department of
University of Nebraska
L. van Es
University
Bert Hornbeck
Winchester
Ill
Tom Wilson
Pueblo
Colo
South Sea Isles
Wilson
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Kimba
E. A. Johnson
Charles Welton
Willey
School Leases To Be Sold December 17th
The Telegraph prints continued details over three Fridays starting today. Movable improvements on each land parcel will also be auctioned. Sales open for one hour.
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The
Telegraph
Ten Per Cent Cut On Corn And Hogs Asked
Agriculture secretary Wallace proposes a ten percent reduction in corn and hog production for 1935 with no limit on purchases from non signers. Total adjustment payments are projected at 150 to 165 million dollars, funded by processing taxes. Payments include 35 cents per bushel for corn reductions and 15 dollars per hog reduced, with initial 7.50 dollars paid upon contract acceptance and balance by January 1, 1936. Farmers reducing corn yield receive 15 cents per bushel initially and the 30 cent 1934 rate previously paid.
Small Towns May Be Next Put Under NRA
The article outlines proposed NRA actions for small towns including fixing minimum food prices, imposing code assessments on local dealers, and consolidating diverse industries under a single office with local voluntary code authorities. It argues for area agreements under construction codes and for an association of code authorities to streamline administration, citing the Boston plan as a model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Ode
Boston
Group debates code assessments and agency role
The group discussed overlapping code assessments but had not concluded on elimination. They argued professionals must back a program benefiting their trade. They proposed collecting code assessments at local or state level rather than national agencies. Due to coordination issues with self government, they recommended a permanent agency to advise the state NRA director on request.
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NRA
Society Notes: Husbands Feted by American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion auxiliary hosted a covered dish Thanksgiving dinner for husbands with over a hundred attendees. Guests included Marguerite Schlater and George Erwin, plus Mr. and Mrs. Craig from Bridgeport. Speakers covered legion fellowship, Miami convention highlights, universal draft, and future work. Bridge games awarded prizes. organizing committee listed.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
Marguerite Schlater
Oshkosh
Auxiliary
George Erwin
Legion
Bridgeport
Craig
I. L. Pindell
J. B. Costello
G. P. Krat
Department
Pindell
Costello
Miami
Kratz
Schlater
Erwin
G.P. Kratz
J .C. Parks
C. C. van Valkenburg
C. R. Mortensen
D. L
Social bridge events honor local ladies with prizes
Mrs Thomas O'Connell held high score for a two table afternoon session while Mrs R E Roche won a free for all prize. Mrs Baker hosted a luncheon at Union Pacific hotel with eight covers led by Mrs Ross Barker and included S W club members and Mrs Casey Clark. Evening bridge at E M Gates home featured Miss Ruth Jane Gates Miss Evelyn Tompkins hosting with guests Miss Gwendolyn Jorgensen and Miss Imogene Mewrer five tables competed with prizes to Miss Virginia Barlow Miss Muriel Riggs and Miss Imogene Mowrer.
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Thomas O'Connell
R. E. Roche
Baker
Union Pacific
Ross Barker
S. W. Club
Casey Clark
eBrnice Kelly Wa
E. M. Gates
Ruth Jane Gates
Evelyn Tompkins
P. D. Q. Club
Gwendolyn Jorgensen
Imogene Mewrer
Sunday Masses and Services At Local Church
Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m Weekday masses at 8 a m Sunday evening devotions roserve instruction and benediction at 7 30 Anton Link Pastor.
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Anton Link
Public service sermon urges thanks to Creator
The message exhorts a large service with illustrated hymns to encourage attendance and public gratitude for divine blessings. Dr. R. E. Weed, minister, emphasizes the obligation to visibly thank the Creator and makes the service sound grand and worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Weed
Services and church schedule announced
Services of Holy communion at 8 a.m. and church school at 9 45 a m led by J B Roe Rector with standard parish timetable.
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J. B. Roe
Presbyterian Sunday Schedule With Sermon Title Hidden River
The Presbyterian Church holds Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m Pastor Dr Paul P Cheff delivers the sermon titled The Hidden River highlighting a morning of services with a pastor led message and community worship.
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Hidden River
Paul P. Cheff
St Pauls Lutheran Church Sunday Schedule and Sermon
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces Sunday services in German at 9:30 a.m. and English at 10:30 a.m. Sunday school teachers meet Saturday at 2 p.m. Sermon topic is A Solemn Description of the Last Judgment with a biblical warning to be ready before the day of reckoning.
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Heaven
Earth
Seek Him in Word and Sacrament Pastor Krohn Invites
H. F. Krohn, pastor, invites the community to seek Him in the word and sacrament. Come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Krohn
Methodist Church Schedule Recites Sermons and Services
The church offers education at 9:45 a.m. church school and 11 a.m. worship with a sermon on The Friendly Universe. Evening activities include 6:30 p.m. Epworth League and 7:30 p.m. Fireside evensong with A Mess of Pottage. Minister F Charling Mills.
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the Friendly Universe
Epworth League
F. Charling Mills
Thanksgiving week services and classes listed
Trinity Lutheran Church outlines Sunday services with church school at 9 45 a m Thanksgiving service at 11 a m sermon Growing in Gratitude special music by choir and male quartet Luther league at 7 p m Confirmation class Saturday at 1 p m Potter First Lutheran Service Sunday at 3 p m church school and confirmation class at 2 p m Annual Thanksgiving service this year will be held Wednesday at 7 30 at the Christian church Rev F Charling Mills Methodist pastor will deliver sermon Plan to attend this
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Father
Luther League
Potter
First Lutheran Church
Christian Church
F. Charling Mills
Methodist Church
We Thank Friends for Kindness After Bereavement
We express gratitude to many friends for kindness and sympathy during our recent bereavement. Special appreciation goes to those sending lovely flowers Mary Andrew and Jerry Krupicka Mr and Mrs Wesley Seda.
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Mary
Andrew
Jerry Krupicka
Wesley Seda
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Sullivan
Omaha
Torrington
Holdrege
Everett T. Winter
Gaines
Hornbeck
Society Notes
le Plaisir Club
Pe Llaisi Club
Fred Siedow, Jr
R.B. Walsh
W. F. Wehmiller
Mars
Oshkosr
R. F. Dedrick
Dedrick
B. C. Grabill
Raymond Rogers
Welsh
L. A. Artholomew
Greenlees’ Inc
Grocery Department
Ellis
Chile
East Side
Eastside
Ibs
Clorox
Crystal Brook
OLEO
Taallys
Prunes
Santa Clara
Thompson
del Monte
California
B. Cans
M. A. Zwick
IGA
Crux Oleo
Kelloggs
Ria
Upir
Idaho
Emporia
A. m
Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
ST. Paul's Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
W. T. Kahse
Try
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