Masons Entertained At Meeting In Grand Island
Last evening the Masons were entertained at a meeting with a work of the blue lodge. Certificates were to be issued to about 14 members from various lodges in the valley. Rev. Glen L. Rice of the Grand Island Presbyterian Church, grand lodge grand orator, delivered the principal address.
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Blue Lodge
Glen L. Rice
Presbyterian Church of
Grand Island
Grand Lodge of
Nebraska
Carpenter in Protest of Farmers Condition
Telegrams from Congressman Terry Carpenter to Secretary Wallace and Morgenthau urge price pegging to guarantee cost of production as farm products fall in value. He notes land bank discrimination against irrigated lands and asks for remedial action to maintain farmer support.
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Terry Carpenter
Wallace
Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Morgenthau
Carpenter
Federal Land Bank
Fords Sweep Mexican Auto Races On Pan American Route
Three Ford cars, two Model 8s and a 1931 Model A, claimed the top three spots in the Laredo Monterrey road race. Eddy Byers won in a Ford 8 at 72.25 mph average over 138.6 miles, with Jimmie Davis and Jim Hall close behind in Ford 8 and Ford Model A entries respectively.
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Ford
Laredo-Monterey
Mexican Automobile Association
American Automobile Association
Laredo
Monterey
Eddy Byers
Texas
Oklahoma
Byers
Jimmie Davis
Jim Hall
Houston
Davis
Hall
Hunters Urged to Retrieve Injured Birds and Cut Down Mortality
W C Henderson of the Bureau of Biological Survey urges American sportsmen to reduce crippling and loss of migratory birds. He notes that for every two ducks killed at least one is crippled and lost, with 15 million ducks counted in bags yearly. He calls for avoiding long shots and flock shooting to protect breeding stock. Meet your friends at the Halloween dance at the auditorium Tuesday October 31. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
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W. C. Henderson
Burdau of Biological Survey
Wboth
Advisory Board
The
Migratory Bird Treaty Act
Bureau
Scottsbluff Eyes Revenge in Tilt With Sidney
Scottsbluff prepares to challenge Sidney after two losses, aiming to improve offense and diversify plays. Coach Gembler pushes skull drills under lights as Sidney's strong ends Christofferson and Carlson bolster the defense. Injuries mend, with Whitcomb or Beebe at guard and Shaver possibly at center to add beef.
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Scottsbluff
Sidney Tilt
Page One
Lusk
Christofferson
Carlson
Husky
Gembler
Sidney
Whitcomb
Beebe
Shaver
Numon
Rock
Smith
May Remove NRA From Small Employers Says News Article
Small employers face financial hardship under the code program and cannot add to payrolls. Lifting this burden would let the NRA proceed with less opposition from small businesses. Unclear if large cities would have relief, though many small firms struggle with blue eagle rules.
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NRA
Grain Market Rebounds On Government Wheat Plans
Wheat futures in Minneapolis and Chicago rose after early losses as officials moved to take ownership of large wheat stocks for emergency relief. Market psychology shifted from liquidation to gains, with later buying aided by a broad domestic grain production tally of 3.688 billion bushels for wheat corn oats rye and barley. Corn and oats gained on reduced production prospects, and hog movements influenced prices. A magazine subscription notice surrounds the market text.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Two Prisoners From Cheyenne County Granted Paroles
Two Cheyenne County inmates, Villella and Crumley, win parole. One man serving for bank employee intimidation tied to an Omaha robbery case had parole denied for a separate matter. William Berkheimer, jailed since 1928 for criminal assault, has case deferred. Newcomb’s bid to shorten a life sentence for wife murder was rejected. Polly Armstrong denied knowledge of the two men after a car carrying suspected stolen goods fled Beatrice. she and the men fled in a James Henry vehicle after a Beatrice trip for medical aid.
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Villella
Roland Crumley
Metropolitan Building and Loan Association
Omaha
William Berkheimer
Buffalo County
Newcomb
State Hospital
Polly Armstrong
Beatrice
James Henry
Firemen’s convention race and 1934 venue debate
The report outlines candidates and slates for the Nebraska firemen convention including Barlow for president, secretary-treasurer nominees L A No vak of Norfolk and H A Webbert of Kearney, and notes Fred W Muller's refusal due to federal income duties. Omaha and Nebraska City seek the 1934 meeting with Sidney’s bid dampened by a failed try.
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Barlow
Omaha
Lamphere
L A. Novak
Norfolk
H. A. Webbert
Kearney
Fred W. Muller
Federal Internal Revenue Department
Mayor Schroeder
Sidney
Arthur W. Olsen
Nebraska City
Western
Nebraska
Democratic committee meeting will be public says Terry Carpenter
Terry Carpenter states the Democratic committee will hold a public meeting to address a problem with voter input possible. He hopes the gathering will be held locally where voters have voice, and notes Chairman R A Barlow is away at a firemen’s convention in North Platte.
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Democratic Committee
Terry Carpenter
Carpenter
Emerine
R. A. Barlow
Barlow
North Platte
Carpenter urges farmers to wire Morgenthau for farm loan relief
Nebraska farmers face widespread delays with more than 400 loan requests and few acted upon. Carpenter urged farmers to write to Morgenthau for immediate relief, noting delays statewide and urging collective action to speed checks. He proposed a $70 million lump sum to bypass Washington delays. Public works delays, payroll plans, and state contracting details follow as related efforts continue.
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Carpenter
Cheyenne
Morgenthau
Washington
Public Works Administration
Nebraska
State Highway Board Quietly Plans Feeder Roads
The State Highway Board is quietly planning to build feeder roads as 17.2 miles of paving are slated in Dakota County. The federal government has waived advertising for feeder road projects and cut other red tape, though it is not clear if any concrete steps will be taken.
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State. Highway Board
Dakota County
Pork Will Be Available For Needy This Winter
Pork will be distributed to help the poor during the cold months ahead. Officials announce planned allocations and eligibility guidelines for those in need this season.
Fight on at Chappell to bar non residents from relief
Local officials press a campaign to keep non residents from receiving aid as two road projects near Chappell seek workers for grading and prep work for spring Lincoln highway oiling. Officials doubt enough local labor can fill jobs, risking temporary work to avoid charity rolls.
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Chappell
Lincoln
Winter relief in Sidney ends as paving nears completion
The article notes that with Sidney’s paving nearly finished before winter, no relief projects remain planned. This will intensify the charity issue as many families risk income loss once construction ends and winter arrives.
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Sidney
Red Cross to Open County Aid Office This Winter
The Red Cross will reopen its auditorium headquarters for county charity work this winter. Mrs. Leonard will take appointments for those unable to visit during set hours and can be reached at 816 Long Street. Seekers are urged that only a small portion of county aid is handled and those already aided by federal or other sources should not apply.
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Red Cross
Miss Alby Kubis Returns Home
Miss Alby Kubis is reported to have returned home, according to a brief note in the Sex Torp News column by Mrs. Rete Newson.
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Rete Newson
Alby Kubis
Sunday social notes in Sidney area churches and homes
Sunday visitors and calls fill the week with residents from Sidney and nearby towns. Rev Nelson of Chicago preached at the Corner, Joe Kubis helped build a chicken house, and Joe Kubis’s house is being stuccoed by E. J. Browning of Sidney. Nearly everyone has finished digging potatoes and repotting a large.
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C. C. Crowell
Bert Caristensen
Frank Dvorak
Frank
Joe Cizek
al Benish
Viola
Vincent Tec
Ludwig Berman
Robert Nelson
Joe Kubis
Charles Smith
Ray Fisher
George Reetz
Pete Nelson
Sidney
Rev. Nelson
Chicago
Ernest Peterson
A. E. Fisher
Pete Nelsor
E. J. Browning
Neal Dunlavy
A. E. Fisher Hauls Wheat for Ellis Fisher Friday
A. E. Fisher hauled wheat for Ellis Fisher on Friday, contributing to local harvest activity.
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A. E. Fisher
Ellis Fisher
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Telegraph
Mes
Cc. A. Long
Forrest Street
Cheyenne County
Prize
Highway Department
Farris
Meadow Grove
Lincoln Steel Works
Omaha Bridge Company
Memeaci
Krumm’s
Lic
Billy Smith
Rudolph
Dedic
Ted Carlson
Rev
Mrs. Nelson
Oscar Redeen
Charles Johnson
Penney’s
Silk
Leon Fine
FOX Theatre
Marian Nixon
Ralph Morgan
Andy Devine
Harry Langdon
FOX News
Bnl i Ra
Squibbs
Parkedavis
Upjohns
Bauer and Black
Sidney Drug Co
Gardenia
J. C. Penney Co
Toe
Mae Clark
Otto Kruger
Torchy Cook
Lucille Browne
John St. Polis
Bobby Nelson
Alan James
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