Cheyenne county forms compliance board for NRA complaints
GURLEY MAN IS HEAD OF ALLOTMENT COMMITTEE Compliance Board Is To Be Named. Members will be chosen soon to hear NRA complaints and protests in Cheyenne county. The board will act promptly, with rulings reaching local and district boards and finally Washington to ensure swift compliance.
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Gurley Man
NRA
Cheyenne County
United States
District Recovery Board
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Winter Wheat Loans Available Now Government States
Henry Morgenthau Jr. announces through Farm Credit Administration that winter wheat production loans are available in all states producing winter wheat. Loans up to 300 dollars, with a first lien on the seeded crop and note due August 31, 1934. Forms distributed to inspectors and county committees, applications to be filed immediately.
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Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Aministration
J Paulsen
Farm Credit Administration
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Free Show At Fox Theatre Next Monday Afternoon
Cressey Central Shoe store and Fox Theatre offer a free picture show at 4 PM next Monday featuring Richard Talmage in The Yankee Den. Free tickets available at the shoe store while supplies last with complimentary souvenirs and gifts for attendees.
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Cressey Central Shoe Store
Fox Theatre
Richard Talmage
County Wheat Allotment Applications Hit 1829
County Agent Willey reported 1829 wheat acreage allotment applications filed in Cheyenne County covering about 240000 acres and totaling 3290000 bushels. He said both totals are too large and must be scaled down to fit the county allotment, with completion soon.
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Willey
Cheyenne County
Dalton Festival Draws Record Crowds Over Two Days
Dalton's thirteenth annual fall festival ran Wednesday and Thursday under perfect weather. Attendance appeared to set a new record as crop exhibits, handiwork, home and school displays drew strong public interest.
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Dalton
Concrete Pouring For Pavement Next Week
Diamond Engineering company expects to start pouring concrete for paving Tuesday morning if no delay. A large crew is leveling the street in preparation for the walk.
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Diamond Engineering Company
Pindell Named Commander of Local American Legion Post
Pindell, long time postmaster, was elected commander of the Sidney American Legion Post with a unanimous vote after thirteen ballots. J W Nielsen became first vice commander, W E Gehrig second vice commander. J E Costello adjutant, J C Parks finance officer, Paul L Martin executive committeeman. Chris Hansen retained sergeant at arms.
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Chris Hansen
Nebraska Wheat Acreage Cut Aid Drive Reaches 38000 Apps
Nebraska state officials estimate 38 000 applications for wheat adjustment contracts have been signed with a pending final check set for Thursday. Earlier filings total 32 409 as of Monday. County associations in 28 counties have completed organizing, with others forming rapidly. Washington said extensions would shift counties to the end of the payout list if granted.
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Nebraska
Washington
W. H. Brokaw
Cowboy Wranglers to Appear at Fox Theatre
The Arizona Wranglers of radio fame are booked for matinee and evening performances next Thursday October 5 at the Fox Theatre. Manager Ewart Boyd says matinee attendance guarantees seats. Ticket prices are 15 cents for children and 40 cents for adults. The Wranglers are heard on KOA Denver and were featured recently on KNX Hollywood and KFI Los Angeles. Fans of cowboy ballads and western classics will enjoy the show.
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Fox Theatre
Arizona Wranglers of
Radio Fame
Ewart Boyd
Wranglers
KOA
Denver
KNX
Holywood
KFI
Los Angeles
Frost Danger to Corn Crop Declines in Nebraska Report
Bankers report mid month findings show most corn now safe from frost injury though yields vary by district. Some areas show below normal potential while northeastern districts may exceed thirty bushels. overall rainfall has been favorable and late forage crops benefit from good rains. Cheyenne county looks strong for a record crop. Moisture favorable for winter wheat and fall sowing underway.
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Nebraska
E. V. Jones
North Eastern
East Central
Cheyenne County
Panhandle
Soaking Rain Benefit To Crops This Week
Cheyenne county farmers report a soaking rainfall near half an inch Monday night aiding winter wheat sowed by September 15. The rains boosted early growth, with many fields in good condition and forecasts of a strong winter stand. Corn husking continues as frost remains a minor threat to mature crops.
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Cheyenne County
Dalton Man Granted Patent On New Shelf
H C Heineman manager of the Dalton Cooperative hardware dept has received notice from Washington that he has been granted a patent for a display rack for small hardware. The rack uses two galvanized iron disks on an axle with boxes hung between and resembles a ferris wheel. Standing two to three feet high it fits on a counter and may be sold on royalty basis to manufacture.
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H. C. Heineman
Dalton Cooperative Society
Washington
Heineman
Federated Workers Press For Hand Labor Over Machinery
Federated workers from Cheyenne county voted Wednesday night to send a resolution to State Engineer Roy Cochran asking why more hand labor cannot be used on local road projects. They protested machinery use on Olinois street paving and a gravel pit, noting the fault lies with the government, not contractors. Dr B E Roche explained relief work fairness, addressed misconceptions, and offered to forward the resolution with a personal letter to Cochran.
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Federated Workers of
Cheyenne County
Roy Cochran
Olinois Street
B. E. Roche
Roche
Cochran
Sidney Maroons Open 1933 Football Season at Lodge Pole
The Maroons begin the 1933 season this afternoon facing a green Sidney eleven crafted by Coach Harold West. Veterans dot the lineup, with new players Bergren and Carlson among the exceptions, as Coach West shapes a squad with several players who won last year's numerals.
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Maroons
Lodge Polo
Harold West
Sidney
McCann
Bonham
Johnson
Bergren
Clark
Christofferson
Carlson
McNish
McCleneghan
Thomas
Stewart
Woman's Club Luncheon Opens New Year at Country Club
New members of the Woman's Club will be feted at a luncheon today at the country club house starting at one o'clock. Mrs J W Johnson, president for the coming year, leads the opening session. Principal speaker is welfare worker Mrs Clayton, a well known local figure. Regular meetings are the first and third Tuesdays.
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Womans Club
Country Club
J. W. Johnson
J B. Clayton
Clayton
Sidney Club
Sta‘s
Legionnaires Prepare To Leave For National Convention
About 20 members of the American Legion of Sidney and vicinity led by G P Kratz state commander will join a western Nebraska delegation at North Platte on Saturday. A special train will take them to Chicago for the national convention where they hope to boost Sam Reynolds of Omaha for national commander. Kratz heads the Nebraska delegation and a committee has led Reynolds' campaign since last year’s Portland convention.
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American Legion of
Sidney and Vicinity
G. P. Kratz
Nebraska
North Platte
Chicago
Windy City
Sam Reynolds
Omaha
Kratz
State Department
Reynolds
Portland
Traffic Law Campaign Opened by Sidney Police Chief
Chief of Police Carl Livoni announced a campaign to enforce traffic laws in Sidney after persistent minor violations. The major offense is running stop signs. The department will press the effort until drivers obey, seeking public cooperation to limit arrests.
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Carl Livoni
Sidney
Livoni
Farmers To Meet On NRA Relations Wednesday
The Farmers Holiday association will hold a public meeting on Wednesday evening October 4 at 7 30 in the district court room. Officials said the discussion will cover the farmer’s relation to the NRA and its effect on consumers plus plans to raise farm product value to place farmers on par with other industries.
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Farmers’ Holiday Association
NRA
Public Works Grant Delayed Yet City Moves Ahead
No delay in paving and curb work in improvement district No 3 despite the $32 614 public works grant lacking official Washington approval. City officials say legal and technical hurdles have been resolved and the grant should receive clearance soon. State advisory board delays prompted calls to Washington officials to accelerate processing, while 63 Nebraska projects face hold ups totaling over 49 million dollars. Local officials express cautious optimism that troubles are clearing and activity will move forward shortly.
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O. K
Nebraska
Washington
Arthur Mullen
Ickes
Washton
RFC
Farnam Bridge
Columbus
Sutherland
John Latenser, Jr
State Public Works Advisory Board
Luikart Says Farmer To Get Higher Prices
State Banking Superintendent Luikart predicts higher farm prices by January 1 and urges calm in farm belt to allow Roosevelt recovery to work. He notes hog marketing as the main hurdle and stresses jobs and restored wages before higher prices can take effect.
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Luikart
Roosevelt
Hoover
Don’t Shoot Till Noon Open Nebraska Duck Season Advice
The game commission warns Nebraska hunters that the duck season begins at 12 noon on Sunday October 1 not at sunrise. After opening day shooting is allowed from half an hour before sunrise to sunset. on opening day guns must be fired after noon. The open season on squirrels starts October 1. a legislature law setting September 15 opening was declared invalid.
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the Game Commission
Nebraska
Secret Elopement Ties to Kimball Suicide Case
Denver police revealed that John Powel of Larchmont New York had not divorced his first wife from 1908 when he secretly wed Denver socialite Mazel O’Brien Chanute at Kimball on January 2 1932. Powel shot himself September 11 leaving notes under mystery. his motive linked to a broken home. Denver attorney A J O’Brien said he knew nothing of the first wife’s divorce.
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John Powel
Larchmont
New York
Holland
Denver
Kimball
Powel
Paauw
New York Supreme Court
Mazel O’brien Chanute
Oscar Chanute
Col
Charles A Lindbergh
Chanute
Atlantic City
A. J. O'Brien
Golden Anniversary Observed By Couple
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hafer of Lodge Pole celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a surprise dinner hosted by their children. Attending were numerous Hafer relatives and guests, while several could not attend.
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W. T. Hafer
Lodge Pole
Charles Hafer
Donald
M. V. Queen
O. R. Chaney
George
Mark Hafer
Lloyd Lehmkuhl
Archie Hafer
Clyde Hafer
Lucile
Doniphan
Cereda Robinson
Prosser
Glen Hafer
Seward
Lavern Queen
Lisco
Can't Change Method After Contract Is Let
Joe Willis representing the Cheyenne county workers federation urged the city engineer this week to modify equipment plans for the local paying job. Gardner said the machinery was priced into the contract and could not be changed after award.
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Joe Willis
Cheyenne County Workers Federation
Willis
Projet Gardner
Organized Ag Meets Starting In November
The Western Organized Agriculture meetings will be held the week of November 19. One day sessions replace two. The schedule lists Chap pell on Nov 21 Kimball on Nov 22 Gering on Nov 23 Rushvill on Nov 24 and Alliance on Nov 25.
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L D. Willey
Chappell
Kimball
Gering
Rushvill
Alliance
Instruction School To Be Featured Today
A forty five member community allotment leaders program will be held this afternoon to acquaint attendees with contract details and other issues. the meeting is not open to the public.
Potter Day Draws Big Crowd In Rainy Tuesday
Potter Day drew a large audience from Cheyenne and Kimball counties despite cold rain. The event featured a full program and a baseball game where Potter defeated Sidney by eight runs.
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Cheyenne
Kimball
Potter
Sidney
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C. P. Herboldsheimer
L. D. Willey
J. W. Nielsen
Henry Morgenthau
Carl Feldman
Gurley
Chirman
District Court Room
Charles Welton
Colton
George Reesz
Pleasant
Charles Herboldsheiner
L D Willey
J. W Nielsen
A. E. Anderson
Harry Gould
L A. Snipes
Extension Service
Anderson
Fox
Pindell
American Legion
Fox Stage
Dalton Man
Federated
Woman’s Club
Altho Public Works ‘Fund
State
Capitol
Wasington
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