Landon Carries Eastward On Campaign Train Tour
Presidential candidate Landon travels from Detroit visiting Flint Lansing Jackson Battle Creek and Kalamazoo addressing relief and farm policy. He denounces New Deal demagoguery and urges American farmers to fill the sugar market, while urging removal of waste and politics from relief. Ducks hunting rules are outlined by federal and state authorities, noting stamp requirements and season limits on Platte River for Morrill Scotts Bluff and Garden counties.
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Reco
Detroit
Landon
Flint
Lansing
Jackson
Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Nebraska Game Commission
Platte
Garden
Morrill
Scotts Bluff
Platte River
Garden County
Roosevelt Speech in Chicago Praises New Deal Success
President Roosevelt spoke to thousands at Chicago Stadium outlining how the New Deal saved private enterprise and economic freedom. He cited actions to stop deflation, raise purchasing power, cut costs, and reform banks, noting improved conditions for business and workers. He urged continued policies to keep firms profitable and wages rising.
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Chicago
Washington
Hunting Rules Near Season With Bag Limits Set
Rules note streams and lakes allowed zones with shoreline distance removal. No guns larger than 10 gauge. Duck bag limit ten and goose limit four.
Big Fifth GOP Outlook in Nebraska Senate Race
Journal writers and voters weigh the five column contest in Nebraska where Robert Simmons battles for Norris seat with Terry Carpenter while Norris runs as no party candidate. Democrats split backing Norris and alienating Carpenter, driving some voters toward Simmons. Republican leaders remain wary of Roosevelt’s New Deal plea as the field tightens.
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Robert Simmons
George Norris
Senate
Simmons
Norris
No Party
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
Carpenter
Terry
Terrytown
Quigley
McCook
Senator Burke
Jim Farley
Roosevelt
Lower Electric Rates Announced In Sidney
Sidney utility reports fourth rate cut for residential and farm customers effective November 1 and for commercial lighting on January 1. The company highlights increased production and efficiency, meteorizing savings on electricity for lighting, appliances, and electric refrigeration, plus free home economist visits for new range customers.
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Sidney
Western Public Service Company
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska politics show young Republicans gain influence
The article notes a shift in Nebraska with younger Republicans taking lead in party affairs and boosting voter turnout. It cites Ammons touring districts, warmer receptions in places like Chappell, and a generational turnover replacing old guard chairmen. It also mentions Western Public Service rate cuts and community reactions to leadership changes.
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Chappell
Nebraska
Old Guard
Simmons
Senate
Polo School Dedicated Today
The front section houses classrooms and the superintendent's office while the basement lies under the stage in the north. The fire proof building features concrete floors with linoleum, celotex ceilings for acoustics, vapor heating with concealed wall radiators, and fine plumbing. Electric clocks and bells control timing.
Homecoming Dance Tonight At Wal-Bur Hall
The mans club sponsors the first annual homecoming dance at Wal-Bur Hall tonight with tickets at 75 cents. A prize will be given to the oldest graduate in the parade and at the football game.
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Mans Club
Wal- Bur Hall
Bearcats Favored to Beat Sidney Today
Bearcats enter the matchup as favorites facing Sidney with confident edge or slight anxiety noted. Commentary suggests pressure from expectations may affect performance as game day nears.
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Bearcats
Sidney
Ballots Sent To County Clerks For State Ticket Contests
Ballots sent to all county clerks list candidates for governor and seven other state offices with two major parties in most races and several petition or independent entrants. A union party line appears in congressional races, and a separate nonpolitical ballot exists. Names certified by the secretary of state will be supplemented by county clerks with local and county candidates.
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Cochran
Griswold
Mehrens
Union Party
Lancaster
Douglas
Gage
Scotts Bluff
Secretary of State
Directors of Power
Moral Guidance Warns Against Moral Decline
Mrs Sharples, speaking to the Jobs Daughters, urges women to uphold purity and motherhood as divine aims. She condemns birth control as against God's plan, promotes sterilization for the unfit, and faults lying and gossip as poisonous. She plans talks to men and families at city auditorium.
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Jobs Daughters
Teachers Directories Show Week of Local Education Events
Myron Anderson presiding at Alliance events with welcome address by C H Hooper. G F Liebendorfer responds in Sidney. Meetings feature sessions from NSTA officials C E Bowers and lectures by Dr John Ruff and Dr E K Fretwell. Music by Alliance high school groups and a charity harp recital by Alberto Salvi and quartet.
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Myron Anderson
C. H. Hooper
Alliance
G. F. Liebendorfer
Sidney
Our State Association
C. E. Bowers
NSTA
Alliance High School
Carl Mundt
Madison
S. D
Laura Hull
Safeway Dried Fruit Campaign Opens in California
Safeway stores across California will participate in a three day campaign from October 12 to 14 to aid farmers in marketing dried fruit products such as apricots dates peaches raisins pears. Paul Stratton western Nebraska district manager announced the plan. Philip Bancroft chaired the efforts.
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Safeway
California
Paul Stratton
Western
Nebraska
Philip Bancroft
California dried fruit campaign gains national store support
The California Dried Fruit Stabilization Committee asks store operators nationwide to run a sales crusade for California dried fruits. About 34 chain stores will participate and feature the product during the campaign period. Moc vice president of Safeway notes the industry involves around 30,000 growers with annual production over 500,000 tons and an average value of 34 million dollars.
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California
Moc
Safeway States
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