Credit issued for farm loan debentures sale
Washington reports that an $11,000,000 issue of farm loan board and federal intermediate credit banks debentures has been sold. The six month term securities yield 3.25 percent, the lowest rate offered by credit banks this year. Commissioner Cooper notes the issue as the second for the crop financing period.
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Washington
Charles E. Lobdell
Farm Loan Board
Federal Intermediate Credit Banks
Credith
Farm Loan
Cooper
Vote on Election Day A Civic Duty Message
A historical clipping urges citizens to vote on Election Day Tuesday November 2. It frames suffrage as a privilege and responsibility granted by the United States and recalls Lincoln's appeal for continued allegiance to government of the people by the people for the people. It warns against being a slacker in this duty.
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Tuseeday
United States of America
Earth
Abraham Lincoln
Bankers say credit to farm co operatives will cover marketing needs
Declared results indicate credit banks have removed financial stringency where aid was required. Ample credit has been supplied to farm co operatives, and it is believed banks would have no difficulty in calling for marketing needs this year.
Skeletons of Explorers Found on Arctic Shores
Four men from the Karluk expedition are believed dead after a storm scattered their remains near Lonely Herald Island in the Arctic. Survivors Dr Allister Forbes Mackey James Murray Henry Beuschat S Stanley Morris perished in the wreck of Stef fanston’s exploration ship, a tragedy long shrouded in mystery.
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Steffanston
Arctic
Zeppelin XR-3 Completes Record Lakehurst Transit
The Zeppelin XR-3 arrived at Lakehurst naval air station at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday after an 80 hour voyage from Germany. The craft left its mother ship in Friedrichshafen, Germany less than four days earlier, marking a historic journey for the airship.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Germany
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Friedrichshagen
Oil Stock Trains Derail Near Grand Island Fire Blazes
A Burlington derailment nine miles west of town sent flames 150 feet high and a dense black plume like a volcanic eruption. Nineteen oil cars and seven stock cars burned. one man seriously injured and another feared burned in the blaze.
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Grand Island
Burlington Oil and Stock
Here
Freight rate hike across Iowa and west states announced
Des Moines reports a Western trunk line committee representing carriers announced freight rate increases from Chicago to all points in Iowa and Nebraska and several western states, ranging from 3 to 40 percent. In Shanghai civilians rebel against General Lu Yung Hsiang amid long standing ruthlessness.
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Des Moines
lJa
Chicago
Iowa
Nebraska
Mississippi River
Western Trunk Line Committee
Shanghai
Lu Yung Hsiang
Chekiang
Famine Report Echoes Through Soviet Union Meeting
Official statements to the All Russian Central Executive Committee in Moscow say seven million Russians face disastrous famine. The figure underscores widespread hunger amid wartime and political strain.
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Russia
Berlin
All Russian Central Executive Committee
Moscow
Treaty Takes Form In Paris Trade Talks End Stage
Paris reports the first stage of negotiations between France and Germany for a commercial treaty has concluded with a basis for accord reached. Both sides pledged to continue talks to finalize terms, aiming to reduce trade barriers and boost economic cooperation.
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Paris
France
Germany
Pioneer resident of West Nebraska dies suddenly at 68
Dora Cassell Pool aged 68 a longtime West Nebraska resident died suddenly after a meal at her daughter Elbert Scott's home. Physicians said heart trouble likely caused her death likely before she left her chair. She and husband homesteaded east of Dalton thirty eight years ago. He later moved to Julesburg Colo and started a lumber company. He died five years ago. Interment was at Dalton beside her husband.
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Dora Cassell Pool
Elbert Scott
Dalton
Julesburg
Colo
Appeal cases to high court over guaranty fund rulings
Nebraska supreme court earlier held the entire 44000 deposited with the failed People's State bank in Anselma must be paid from the state guaranty fund. Scotts Bluff county claims were denied and appealed. Additional disputes involve deposits at State bank of Gering and Morrill's Farmers and Merchants bank. National Surety Co. appeals, seeking to shift liability to the guaranty fund. Also notes the death of Lillian Weyerts in Denver and typhoid fever deaths in the Weyerts family reinforced by a Milk illness link from Lodge Pole neighborhood.
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Nebraska Supreme Court
Custer County
People’s State Bank
Anscelma
Scotts Bluff County
I. J. Barron
High Bench
Anselmo Bank
Supreme Court
State Bank
Gering
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Morrill
National Surety Co
New York
Anselma
Guaranty Fund
Lillian Weyerts
Denver
Cornelius Weyerts
Money to Loan on Farm Land North Table
Notice seeks lender approval for borrowing two thousand or twenty five hundred dollars at eight percent interest. W P Miles invites interested borrowers to call.
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W. P. Miles
Judge Gillan Vows Law, Duty in Regional Election
Judge George C. Gillan, longtime Lexington lawyer and former Dawson County Attorney, was appointed July 1, 1923, as associate to Judge Tewell and is now a district judge. He serves with a focus on law, enforcement and citizenship across the district including Dawson Lincoln Keith Deuel Cheyenne Kimball Banner Arthur and McPherson counties, seeking voter support on November 4.
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Bryan
Tewell
Counties
Dawson, Lincoln, Keith, Deuel Cheyenne, Kimball, Banner Arthur and
McPherson
Child Near Peetz Nearly Drowned Injures Nollette Boy
Cleo Nollette, one year old, fell into a four foot water tank near Peetz last Friday. His mother pulled him from the tank and a neighbor riding by alerted aid. Harold Hecker, 13, on horseback rode to a distant house to fetch help but was thrown and injured when the horse balked. Dr. Stickles revived Cleo, who survived on top of the water, while the boy was treated for a likely leg fracture and sent to Sidney for X rays.
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Cleo
W. G. Nollette
D Peetz
Nollette Place
Earl Hecker
Hecker
Harold
John van Housen
van Housen Place
Albert Stickles
Peetz
Sidney
Death follows choking collapse of Dwyer merchant John Bibbey
John Bibbey, a Dwyer merchant, died suddenly last Tuesday while relatives heard him choking. Officials report death from a ruptured throat blood vessel caused by vomiting after a discharge from a growth on his lower jaw, due to an infected tooth, dropped into his throat.
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John Bibbey
Dwyer
Rat Menace Grows As Farms Report Rat Infestations
The Pine Bluffs Post notes a rising rat problem with Irwin Cafe owner W T Irwin reporting multiple sightings and traps catching four rodents in one night. Farm buildings are described as heavily infested, with grain damage and disease concerns for livestock. Officials pledge help and call for a strong regional campaign.
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W. T. Irwin
Irwin Cafe
Pine Bluffs Post
Storage of Root Crops in Cellar or Field
Advice from the agriculture college on storing root crops like beets carrots parsnips and turnips. Describes cellar storage in damp soil or moist sand in boxes with layered crops and labeled containers in a cool frost proof cellar. Also covers field storage in straw and soil mounded heaps with a ventilating chimney and drainage to prevent freezing.
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Agriculture College
A Stitch in Time Kidney Warning
A cautionary note urges prompt attention to backache or urinary irregularities as possible signs of kidney disease. It warns that untreated issues may lead to dropsy, gravel, or Bright's disease, stressing that early treatment often prevents serious outcomes.
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Bright
Doan’s Pills Endorsed By Sidney Resident
Dizzy spells headaches weariness and low mood prompt use of Doan’s Pills a time tested kidney remedy. Mrs W A Hornaday of Sidney praises that the product cured her and endorses it. Price 60c at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the same remedy Mrs Hornaday used.
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Doan
Sidney
W. A. Hornaday
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Lexington, Nebraska
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