Wallace aims rapid relief for agriculture not perfect cure
In a Hershey address Secretary Wallace argues the agricultural adjustment act is imperfect but necessary. He favors bold action to raise farm prices, control surpluses, and restore purchasing power, insisting quick first aid is essential before lasting reform. He defends ongoing experiments while warning against inaction amid farm distress.
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Omaha World Herald
Wallace
Hershey
Aladdin
Mr. Wallace
Support for the NRA in the Midwest
The Kansas City Star reports farmers and businessmen in the middle west back President Roosevelt’s emergency measures while resisting permanent government control of agriculture and industry. They trust the president and expect him to drop ineffective parts of the program as recovery continues, aiding job creation and national purchasing power.
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Kansas City Star
Star
Washington
Middle West
Butthey
Roosevelt
NRA
Possibilities of the Conservation Corps in fire defense
The Chicago Tribune discusses the civilian conservation corps potential to curb forest fires and disease losses. Charles Lothrop Pack estimates vast annual fire costs and wood wastage, outlining planned measures like fire trails, lookout towers, fire breaks, equipment shelters, field telephones, and emergency airfields. He notes education of workers on forest protection could foster national resource stewardship.
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Charles Lothrop Pack
American Tree Association
Civilian Conservation Corps
Pack
Conservation Corps
The
Tribune
Dalton community notes show frequent visits and schooling events
East Dalton residents share social visits at Carl Christensen and Fred Rathman homes while children attend Dalton and Chadron schools. Families travel for college, vacations, and church events with many calls and weekend gatherings. Several youths enter the Chadron teachers college.
Promises of Moral and Social Influence in Reconstruction
The passage argues the project promises extensive good beyond material gains, shaping young men’s behavior and character. It questions whether benefits justify costs until implementation progresses and stresses practical direction with strong safeguards against abuses. It suggests the initiative may surpass other reconstruction efforts in value.
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Sorie
Yowell Heads UOYL Club Officers for Semester
Friday meeting elected Betty Jane Yowell as president and Thomas Smith as vice president. Lorraine Blackwin became secretary with Earl Yowell as treasurer. Visitors Monday included Leitha Arla Marjorie Gillespie and Anita Rathiman.
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Ware Thureday
Betty Jane Yowell
Thomas Smith
Lorraine Blackwin
Earl Yowell
Ath At
Schiols
Leitha, Arla
Marjorie” ‘Gillespie
Anita “Rathiman
South Colton School Notes and Local Visits
Miss Ruth Deaver began teaching in district 64 near Colton on Monday. Miss Ruby Deaver teaches district 82 south of Potter. Charles George and Clarence Deaver left for Chadron to attend normal. Local residents and visitors are listed, with activities at the H E Witters and George Deaver homes. District 97 opened with Dorothy Wilt as teacher, and several families visited Sidney. A picnic at Legion Park closed the week.
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Alfred Swansons
Fred Rathman
Hazel Munshaw
Edith
Leitha Devier
Dalton
C. E
C. ‘A-Baker
Chris Devershall
Carl Christensen
Mike Miller
J. A. Siefer, Jr
Betty
Bobby
Denver
Josephine Friede
Carol Ankney
Charlote Deversdall
Gurley
Anta
Dorothy Munshaw
Co. A. Baker
Ruby
J. D. Degier
Ed “Henkle
Graves
Ed Mintken
Charlote
Andrew Hansen
Martin Anderson
J. D. Devier
Freddie
Anita Rathman
Howard
Herbert Marx
H. R. Claugh
Gus Poole
R. E. Adam
Earl
Anna
Bernice Taylor
Chard
Charles Munshaw Sr
Charles, Jr
C. A. Baker
A. O. Parker
Bayard
Henry Rath
Hemingford
Hemingford Enjoyed A Picnic Dinner Sunday At the State Park
Chadron
Ruby Baker
State Teachers College
A. L. "Yowell
C. J. Hunicutt
Lloyd Yowell
Dc. J
Sidney
Willian Fredrickson
Lloyd’ “Yowell
Ruth Deaver
Colton
Ruby Deaver
Potter
Charles
Colton Road
Georges Petre
Crook
John George
Emily Gould
H. E. Witters
Arnold Stockamp
Happy Hargens
H. J. Elsen
Martha Merck
W. L. Needham
Billy
Harry
Charles George
George Deaver
Ruth
John Meick
Ignatz
Meick
John Eber
Dorothy
James Stander
Frank Stander
Louisville
A. J. Petre
Fred George
Legion Park
Lorenzo News highlights local life and a 1–0 Lorenzo win
Local notes from Lorenzo show residents visiting, travels to Hershey and Englewood, family news including a baby born August 28, and opening of Lorenzo School Sept 4. Mentions of neighbors Hopper Crosby Meier and Bolton families, cross-town visits, and a small town ball game with Lorenzo defeating Gurley 1 to 0 on home ground.
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Lorenzo
French Meier
Hershey
Wickstroms and neighbors visit Sterling and area
North Potter notes list many local visits and gatherings. Delores and Ray Bovee visited Wilimine and Clifford Johnson. Arp family returned from Minden. Opal Bovee stayed with Fay at Herbert Johnson's. Emil Tank and family traveled to Sidney. Cynthia Ann Reetz stayed with Jess Tompkins in Sidney. others hosted at Rapp and Waite homes. Donald Cheff leaves for Omaha medical studies after summer at home.
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Sam Wickstrom
Sterling
Delores
Ray Bovee
Wilimine
Clifford Johnson
Clarence Arp
Minden
Opal Bovee
Fay
Herbert Johnson
Emil Tank
Sidney
Cynthia Ann. Reetz
Jess Tompkins
A. B. Rapp
Swan Pearson
Wayne
A. Anderson
F. D. Enevoldsen
Leona Jane
W. F. Waite
Dalton
Bob
Fay Bover
Leslie Weikhorst
Edgar Anderson
John Stahl
Harrisburg
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Bliss
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Petty Swift
Concord
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Pround
Lorenzo News
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Bob.McGee
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Bronson
R. U. Brown
Co. C. Dimick
Ed ‘Walker
Ethel
Jim Walker
C.L. Hopper
Rushville
Norma Kloepper
Evelyn Anderson
Lincoln
R. A. Brown
Muriel Crosoy
Frank Meier
Cliford Crosby
Qren
Leona Diedrichsen
Ed Meijer
John Armstrong
Rodger
J. D. Bolton
Elmer Fulton
Ralph Fleming
Roscoe Hopper
Mrs. Baird
Rosville
C. L. Hopper
H. B. Nelson
Jr D. Bolten
Clifford Crosby
Clyde Robertson
Harry Fleming
Floyd Siegfield
Marion Blackman
Pueblo
Ine
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Chevrolet
Oakland
H.p
AG ‘18 Son; Inc
Ford Products
Sidney Nebraska
Safeway Stores
Ialet Sehips
Windsor
Pears Mountain
Bartletts Basket
U.S
Morrell
Ae An
Prunes Basket
Iowa
Gtn
Julia ‘Lee
Wright
Homemakers’ Bureau
Safeway Stores, Inc
California
North Potter
Helen Tank
Ray Weikhers
Henry Wickstrom
Sam. Wickstrom
Arthur Harris
Irving Sanders
Loyal Tank
Donald Cheff
Omaha
Medical School of the State University
P. P. Cheff
Finke’s Creamery
Finke Creamery Co
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