FERR to Set Scale and Foresee Troubles in Relief
Relief officials warn the McCarl order may halt Nebraska and North Dakota federal relief projects. Nebraska has six homesteads under way at Falls City Kearney Fairbury Loup City Dakota City and Grand Island while December funds await approval. Sidney may become a homestead site as officials weigh options. Nebraska City will sort and ship drought sheep hides with planned wool processing facilities abandoned.
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Haynes
Washington
Nebraska
North Dakota
Treasury
McCarl
Harry Hopkins
Falls City
Kearney
Fairbury
Loup City
Dakota City
Grand Island
Sidney
Nebraska City
Milwaukee
Legislators To Caucus On Important Topics
Legislators plan a caucus to discuss revenue and tax policy amid debate on an amend ment affecting Panhandle representation. Western counties seek fair official distributions while lawmakers weigh popular measures and avoiding new tax burdens as they seek constituent opinions.
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Panhandle
Lincoln
Frahm Case Mystery Deepens With Air Party
Newspaper notes a 4:30 p m Sunday flight heading north to Jamestown then Oshkosh to deliver testimony in the Frahm case. An inmate inmate was to ride as officer to witness key evidence in the slaying trial, but the prisoner's name was not learned and no progress report has been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
North Dakota
Oshkosh
Frahm
Sons Of Wise Men To Join Santa Claus Here
Poem invites children to memory a pledge from Caspar Melchair and Balthazar the three wise men. They promise to visit towns, ride camels to Port Said, cross seas, land in New York, then travel to the readers' town to spread joy and gifts. A plea to remember the tale and journey for reward. The piece combines festive request with a biblical reimagining of the Magi’s voyage.
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Santa Claus
Casper
Melchair
Balthazar
Port Said
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Atlantic Ocean
New York
First Snow Of 1934 Season Here Monday
Snow fell across the panhandle with Sidney receiving more accumulation than Cheyenne. A cold wind slowed melting, leaving a thin blanket by Tuesday and ice coated trees, as a wintery scene persisted into Wednesday in the Sidney area.
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Sidney
Panhandle
Cheyenne
Snow Returns with Ice Covered Wires and Winter Gear
The first snow of the winter brought back overcoats overshoes and winter caps. Wires were iced but none damaged. Citizens formed the snow shoveling brigade as they braced for wintry conditions.
Sewing Project Aids Needy in Cheyenne County
Mrs E J Leonard directs eight relief rolls women in the firemen's room at the city auditorium. They will overhaul old clothes sew new garments and make quilts for winter relief. The finished items go to relief headquarters for distribution to needy families thus addressing clothing and bedding shortages.
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Cheyenne County
E. J. Leonard
City Auditorium
P T A Broadcasts To Interest Parents
The national congress of parents and teachers sponsors December radio broadcasts by leading education experts. With University of Chicago support, NBC Thursdays 3 to 3:30 p m. December 6 Wilbur L Beachamn on education. December 13 Duth Andrus on what the modern parent expects of the school. December 20 Frank N Freeman on individual differences. December 27 Lyman Bryson on continuing education into adult life.
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Movement For An Informed Parenthood
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
University of Chicago
NBC
Wilbur L. Beachamn
Repeal Lead Field In Number Of Votes Cast
Leon N. Swanson of Omaha the only republican candidate for state office defeated Land Commissioner Conklin by 27 803 The state board of canvassers signed the returns and will issue certificates of election Good said these certificates are not final as the constitution provides that the legislature shall canvass the vote on state officers All democratic congressmen except Edward Howard were elected Karl Steffan of Norfolk defeated Howard by 20 113 H C Luckey has a majority in the first district of 10 839.
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Leon N. Swanson
Omaha
Conklin
State Board of
Camnvassers
Bryan
Swanson
Price
Hall
Good
State Board
Edward Howard
Karl Steffan
Norfolk
Howard
H.C. Luckey
Detective on Stand at Frahm Murder Trial
The defense pressed for an admission from the deputy as wiring bits appeared. Sheldon, the 36th state witness, reiterated his story as court attaches foresaw a near end to the case pending Kulis testimony.
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Frahm
Sheldon
Kulis
Bunker Hill Social Round Neighbors Visit over Weekend
Mrs Richard Welton reports a Sunday dinner at the Ray Frame home with Mr and Mrs Frank Beyer and families plus Mr and Mrs C A Overman. Numerous visits fill the week as residents call on friends and relatives including the Beyer, Sterling, Bayne, and Rezac households around Sidney and Denver trip news.
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Frank Beyer
P. J. Beyer
C. A. Overman
Ray Frame
Russel Howard
Hilbert Border
Iva Beyer
Jas. Rezac
Fred Beyer
Leonard Bayne
Earl Bayne
Alex Sterling
Denver
James
Adeline Rezac
Blanke
Willis Beyer
Eleanor Jane
Alex
Wade Sterling
Henry Johnson
Sidney
Wayne Bayne
Leonard Hountz
Margarette Geeze
San Francisco
Calif
Harold Spiker
Hugo
Ed Harrison
Lornie Engel
Ross Bayne
Lawrence Beyer
De Mille epic Cleopatra at Fox Sunday
A new De Mille spectacle Cleopatra plays at the Fox Sunday. The film features about ten thousand extras and stars Claudette Colbert Warren William and Henry Wilcoxon in a grand production typical of the director.
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de Mille
Fox Sunday
Cleopatra
Claudette Colbert
Warren William
Henry Wilcoxon
Union Valley Social News and Local Visits
The Herman Schleiker family joined Sunday dinner at the Ted Englert home. Sidney visitors included Mr. and Mrs. George Griswold Doris Griswold and Glenna Mae Clark with the Finneys for supper and overnight. A five cent supper and program at Kinkaid school drew attendees. A large crowd attended the Louis Vick farm sale last Friday. Louise Vick and Harold Dean planned a visit to Lyons Colorado. Various family visits and trips are noted, including Ravert, Cohrn, Gillespie and Finney households. Organized Agriculture meeting in Bridgeport was attended by J. M. C. Gillespie W. L. Ravert Nelson Finney and spouses.
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Herman Schleiker
Ted Englert
George Griswold
Doris Griswold
Glenna Mae Clark
Sidney
Nelson Finney
Kinkaid School House
Sam Sawyers
Ray Griswold
Fineay
Louis Vick Farm
Claude Carlson
Verna Mae
W. L. Ravert
Louise Vick
Harold
Will Goodman
Broadwater
Messrs
J. M. C. Gillespie
Organized Agriculture
Bridgeport
Left Turn Rules to Cut Traffic Toll
Diagrams discuss right and left turn rules, urging left turns from the left lane. They cite 1933 accident data and support a model left turn ordinance requiring turning from the lane nearest the center line. Public safety officials advocate standardized rules to reduce driving fatalities.
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National Bureau of Casualty and Sarety
National Conference On Street and Highway Safety
Schieker Visit Highlights Bridgeport Banquet Notes
Mr and Mrs Herman Schieker remained for the banquet that evening as Bridgeport visitors on Monday.
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Herman Schieker
Bridgeport
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Union Valley
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DeVilbiss
Najol
Lux
Iimokey Joe
Mennens Shaw
Lillian J. Wilson
Reese St
Philadelphia
Telegraph
Carioca
Merchant's
Yes
Antonie
Fox News
Cluub
Crnado
Roy Nice
Gordon of
Ghost City
Silly Symphony’’ Cartoon
Ruth Etting
Wm. Powell
Thin Man
Cecil B. DE Aailles
Claudotfs Colbstet Warren William Henry W Leone
Peture
Vaudville Eople
Irgy Cummings
Franz & Fuller
Rosita & Perez
Riartin Sisters
N.3.c. Marmonizers
Susanne
Study In Blue
Lester Hale
America
Jerry Stuart
Chic Myers
Nancy
FOX
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