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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1933
Page
6
Luikart says farmers will see higher prices before the new year as funds now tied up in failed banks or banks under restriction are released. The move would use federal funds and a consolidated liquidating agency to speed access to cash.
Carl Feldman is elected county chairman as the wheat acre allotment program unfolds. The plan offers two methods for calculating farm allotments amid drought penalties, with county committee review, adjustments to base periods, and a 54 percent base production allotment for those using the lease method.
The article credits the Cheyenne County Feed and Seed Loan Committee for its unselfish, unpaid service to the community. E. A. Smith of the Minneapolis office is noted as the authorized contact, located at Ogalala Nebr. The committee includes J. W. Johnson C. P. Chambers and Chas Hornaday for coordination and support.
Johnson as president and officers led by Mrs Margaret Martin as vice president and Mrs John McCleneghan as secretary honor new members at a country club luncheon. The executive board includes Mrs John McIntosh as treasurer and other officers.
The document lists officers and committee assignments for a women's club. Names include Mrs. J. E. Poquette, Mrs. H. Doran, Mrs. J. T. McIntosh, Mrs. L. T. Poole, Mrs. A. S. Hardy, Mrs. Roy Liggett, and many others across programs, finance, courtesy, civic, constitution and by laws, press and publicity, magazine secretary, and telephone groups.
The NRA Compliance Board for Cheyenne County will be named shortly. It will harmonize ground misunderstandings and supersede local recovery boards on noncompliance complaints. Decisions from NRA Washington will be telegraphed to 26 district boards for guidance to local boards.
Federated workers urge replacing machines with hand labor on road projects stressing contractors bear no responsibility for the condition. They say more funds could enable hand labor use to advantage and hope a resolution sent to Cochran will secure this change.
Pindell was elected leader of the local American Legion at a Tuesday meeting. The Sidney post faces a demanding year ahead with keen consideration shown in choices as the organization prepares for multiple services while avoiding harmful influences under steady leadership.
The local veterans post enters a tense period as it tackles charity and labor issues. Commander Ed Runge led a superb year and left affairs in perfect condition, earning strong regard as one of the most popular commanders to head the post.
Western Nebraska reports improved potato crops in 30 days while moisture runs short in north central and northeastern counties. Feed and hay supplies are below normal across the state with oats barley and other grains in short supply. Corn reserves will be tight especially in western north central and southeastern counties. Hog cholera appears in scattered spots with generally light to moderate losses. Farm prices trend downward from Aug 15 to Sept 15 but losses eased. grains and meat animals cheaper. Potatoes fell 65 cents per bushel while hay prices edged up due to season and shortages. Butter fat and eggs rose about 2 to 1/4 cents each.
The Maroons travel to Lodge Pole for a 1933 season opener and aim to finish near the top of the conference. Captain Ed Christofferson strengthens the team with leadership as coach Black emphasizes fundamentals, speed, and discipline for a strong showing.
Nebraska faces delays as 63 submitted projects await action. Only seven have reached Washington, with two approved and five awaiting review totaling $147,430. The bulk, over 48 million, remains with the Nebraska engineer A C Arend for feasibility checks before progressing to Washington.
Two Wheat Belt league teams from Cheyenne County square off on Sunday with 20 percent of proceeds donated to the county charity fund. One side fields towns players, the other farm residents, promising a fast close game promoted by W. W. Shinkle of Bronson.
Diamond Engineering Company finished concrete curbs and gutters in District 3 on Tuesday night and began patching sidewalks on Wednesday morning. Crews tore out sidewalks to the first joint to ensure uniform patches and plans the pavement pour to start by week’s end.
By order of the Cheyenne County District Court clerk judgment favors Marie Lagoni against Gertrude F. Nelson et al permits sale of Section 31 Township 13 Range 52 west of the 6th P. M. at Sidney Nebraska October 31 1933 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse front door to settle cash bid. W W Schulz sheriff. Paul L Martin attorney. Also dinner notice and telegraph wantads.
Mable Ann Sizemore advertises expert tailoring and altering for men and women. Out of style men’s suits can be modernized. Peg top small bottom trousers need not be discarded. Coat linings and repairs available by phone 584J.
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Emil's Adla Tablets for indigestion and upset stomach from heavy smoking and drinking. It claims quick relief and a money back guarantee, sold by Western Drug Co.
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