No More Political Roads to Be Built Say Governor Bryan
A letter from Governor Bryan criticizes political road promises and ties promised road work to gasoline tax receipts. The piece traces prior letters and surveys, alleging campaign expenses hidden in state funds and noting a 14 mile survey cost $1,000 yielding 350 votes. It cites Farm Board debates with Farmer Brown and critiques Farm Bureau funding and county agent programs amid tax concerns in Cheyenne county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Sidney
Johnson
Cheyenne County
Cement Trust
E. Clement
Taxpayer
Chambers of Commerce
Pullman Car Company
Farm Bureau
Extension Service
Federal Farm Board
Farm board politics and tax funded experts in Iowa criticized
A writer accuses the farm board and tax supported groups in Iowa of influencing elections. He claims public money funds educational experts who steer politics, noting Charles S. Brown is marketed as Farmer Brown and suggesting political strings reach beyond Iowa. The piece questions nationwide use of public funds in political matters.
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Farm Board
Agricultural Advisory Council of
Des Moines
Republican National Committee
Senator Dickinson
Iowa
Brown
Unionist Forum
Sioux City
Nebraska
Erally
United States
U. S. Congress
Charles 8
Big Boys
Arizona
Farm ‘Board
Washington
Towa
Birthday Honoree Ruth Ruziska in Bunker Hill
Mrs Elizabeth Sterling spent time with her daughter in law and family. Miss Ruth Ruziska celebrated her 14th birthday with a surprise party at her parents home in Bunker Hill. Guests included multiple local families and the evening featured dancing and late lunch. Various visits and social calls occurred among neighbors and relatives through the week. A ball game between Potter and Peetz drew nearby residents to Sidney, with several locals attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sterling
Henry Johnson
Ruth Ruziska
John Vrana
John Engel
Fred Beyer
Everett Foster
John Skarka
Iva Beyer
James and
Albert
George ‘Foster
Emma Ely
James Rezac
Virgil Ely
Edwin Boanke
Frances Schwartz
Rex Bayne
Adeline Rezac
Walter Happell
Arthur Borcher
Richard Welton
Sidney
Potter and Peetz
William Rohde
Henry
Rohde
Troutman
John Vraha
Delores
Willis Beyer
Pete Beyer
Agnes
Fred Engel
Lyons
Colo
John
Alex ‘Sterling
Frank Beyer
Community Socials and Visits Across Sidney and Surrounding Areas
A series of friendly visits and events populate the Sidney area as residents attend Altar Society gatherings at St. Patrick's auditorium, call on friends, and host relatives. Local notable movements include hog demonstrations at Pete Beyer farm, dinners at George Hinrichs and Henry Johnson homes, and travel to Denver for livestock shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Fred Beyer
Iva Beyer
Elizabeth Sterling
John Engel
Ed Schneider
Sidney
Earl ‘Bayne
Neva
Broadwater
John Vrana
Fred Engel
Denver
Andrew Nelson
Richard Welton
Clarence Beyer
Clarence
Prank Beyer
Dick Seimers
Roy Lane
Rudolph Schneider
L. D. Willey
Pete Beyer
George Hinrichs
McMullen
Henry Ehmke
Lorine Engel
George Foster
Delores LeSueur
LeSueur
Bernice Beyer
Helen
Robert Rexroth
Clyde Nelson
Fred Bangert
Lorenzo
Joe and
Raymond
Richard Weston
Bunker Hill Club Hosts 500 Card Party With Prizes
Members and families gathered at the club home for a 500 card party Saturday evening. Prizes went to John Engel and Mrs. William Ronde and Ben Gross and Mrs. Paul Meyer. Lunch followed at midnight. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Engel, Schmidt, Borcher, Meyer, Rohde, Lessman, and the Gross family, plus guests. Nearby residents joined a barn dance at Ray Wellner’s and a motor trip to Sidney for a show by Willis Beyer and Richard Welton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eo Ree
Bunker Hill Club
John Engel
William Ronde
Ben Gross
Paul Meyer
Carl Schimidt
Hilbert Borcher
Joan Borcher
William Rohde
Raymond Lessman
Helen
Robert Rexroth
Bernice Beyer
Clyde Nelson
Willis Beyer
Fred Beyer
Joe
Sterling Homes
Ray Wellner
Richard Welton
Sidney
D A R State Regent to Meet Sidney Area Women
Mrs. E. H. Wescott, state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution, will speak at the Commercial hotel on October 7 at 1 30 pm to recruit eligible Sidney women. She will bring genealogical books and aid in tracing family lines. No charge for the service. Also notes a 25 cent plate lunch from October 3 at 11 30 am to 2 pm at 827 Jackson St Mrs. Swan Dedrick. A one cent sale is announced by Johnson Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Department of Fide Relature
Lincoln
Remonstrance
E. H. Wescott
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Commercial Hotel
Sidney and Vicinity
Wescott
Jackson St
Swan Dedrick
Box Supper by Rebekahs Sets 25 Cent Price
The Rebekahs announce an aybox supper and program at 8 30. Ladies asked to bring boxes. Boxes priced no more than 25 cents. The public is invited. Telegraph W Vanings Xetstesulft. Try them.
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Rebekahs
W. Vanings
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Tenth Avenue
Nebr
Telegraph News
Sone
Farmer Brown
Charles S
Farmer
Woodbury County
Moville
Sergeant Bluff
Methodist
Correctionville
U. S
Agricultural Conference and Farm Board Inquiry
Charles
James H. Howard
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Charles S. Brown
Howard
Carl Mahr
M. L. Anthony
Prop
F. C. B. Sidney
Martin W. Dimery
R. 8
Sansom
Ome Nechery
D.D. Pickett
R. 2
Bek
Sansom’s ‘Hatchery
Mission
Ptohe
R. S. D. Hatchery
Bunker Hill
Alex Sterling
Wade Sterling
Earl Bayne
George Harms
Los Angeles
Portland
America
ID Herbert's
Peager
Amnoe
Johnson Drug Co
BOX Supper
Farm Loans and Insurance
Western Securities Co
W. Smith
Yeebe Bldg
Fidney, Nebr
Johnsons
Rexali
Libby
Scott’s Waldorf
Roll
Bluebell
Prunes
Idaho
Pourids
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