Farmers warned against violence in foreclosure sales
Nebraska Attorney General Paul F. Good warned farmers no relief lies in foreclosure sales conducted under coercive tactics. He urged courts to void sales where intimidation occurred and urged legal means to delay losses, while noting uncertain legislative relief and limited protection for existing mortgages.
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Lincelon
Ned
Paul F. Good
Nebraska
Goods
Atterney Gepers
Port Gate
Doylestown
Hiram H. Keiler
Asbertf
Jota Hansel
Hansel
Sherif Horace E Twiner
Keller
Chester
Julia
Mary Malichi Aledo
Dl—Elmer
Aledo
Omaha
Iowa
South Carolina Barter Exchange Opens in Columbia
The SC barter exchange began registration for workers to trade services for goods or produce. Ten people signed up including a carpenter and seamstress. an attorney offered credit slips up to five pounds. Sponsored by Celumians the non profit aims to distribute surplus without cash scrip.
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South Carolina Barter, Exchange
Columbia
S.C
South Carolina Barter Exchange
Unique Community Experiment
Slain Millionaire’s Son Commits Self Destruction
Tampa Fran Rey Garvey of Kansas City, son of two former millionaires, previously tried and acquitted in 1335 of murdering his father James A Garvey, shot and killed himself. Garvey was to have been arraigned on charges of wounding Mrs Lena Woodruf, a widow, in a separate incident.
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Tampa
Fran Rey Garvey
Kansas City
James A Garvey
Garvey
Lena Woodruf
Insull Granted Liberty to Leave Greece
The Greek interior ministry announced that Samuel Insull, the former Chicago utilities operator, has full freedom of movement and may depart Greece if he chooses.
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Emsull
Greece
Athens
Ministry of Interior
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Crop Production Loans Announced With Acreage Limitations
Washington announces crop production loans of up to 20000 dollars for farmers under an appropriation signed by the President. The act allows the secretary of agriculture to require up to a specified percent in acreage reduction as a condition of loan approval. Farmers may apply by mail to the USDA or regional offices. applications require farm legal description, planned crops, expected labor, seed and equipment costs, and other details.
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Washington
Department of “Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Deities
Memphis
Minneapolia
Salt Lake Cty
Sa .Louis
Paints
Centre of Prussia Seized by Von Papen
Berlin reports Vice Chancellor Franz von Papen has seized control of Prussia ending the Braun government. He issued decrees dissolving elections, ousting Premier Otto Braun, and ordering new laws mirroring Bismarck edicts to curb assembly free speech and press reporting.
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Berlin
Franz von Papen
Prussia
Paul von Hindenburg
Foreigh
Kansas Woman M. C. Weds State Senator Daniel M. McCarthy
Kathryn O Loughlin of Kansas, a free woman and congress candidate, will move to Washington as the bride of State Senator Daniel M McCarthy whom she first met as an opponent in the Democratic primary last year. They wed at Hyacinth church on her father's cattle ranch where she grew up.
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Hays
Kathryn O'Loughlin
Congress
Kansas
Washington
Daniel M. McCarthy
Hyacinth
Two Canadian Flyers Dead Near Wrecked Plane
Reported in Winnipeg a pilot P. B. Calder of Edmonton and air engineer W. Madin of Canadian Airways were found dead near a wrecked plane. Officials received dispatches about the incident from the northern district, with details tied to the Mochensie river area.
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Winnmipeg
P. B. Calder
Edmonton
W. Madin
Canadian Airways
Sialien Wale Aacerennod
Joemery St
Mochensie Siver
Five Murders Solved Yet Wine Mystery Remains
Nebraska state officials report 1933 crime varied with 14 murders, 5 solved and 9 cleared. 7 bank robberies, 4 cleared. slot machines eradicated. arson cases aided by state sheriff. Prohibition arrests rose though overall crime not worse than 1932. 42 men sent to penitentiary. $156,770.67 in fines and $4,500.17 from confiscated cars.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Sherif M. L. Endres
State ‘Sheriffs Office
Douglas County
Penitentiary and Reformatory
Corn Raising Reduces Labor Per Acre in Nebraska
A Nebraska study shows corn production requires less labor per acre now than in 1934. The 1 acre corn yield contest, sponsored by the College of Agriculture Extension Service and Nebraska Crop Growers' Association, notes a 40 percent drop in man hours per acre since 1934.
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Nebraska
College of Agriculture Extension Service
Nebraska Crop Growers’ Association
New Nebraska Auto Fee Scale Proposed by Senator Neubauer
Senator Neubauer of Orleans unveiled a proposed license fee scale for motor vehicles in Nebraska to be included in bill F. 306. The plan keeps weight limits for trucks and trailers, sets uniform passenger car fees at 3 dollars, imposes a 50 percent reduction for farm trucks and trailers, and outlines varied fees for different weight classes and commercial trucks, with total fees ranging up to six dollars amid changes.
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Nebraska
BE. M. Neubauer
Orleans
Neubauer
Dearth of animals sinks 26 in Niobrara crossing
A herd of 130 dafalc crossing the Niobrara river four miles east of Valentine saw 26 drown when the ice caved in. Some stock were set for meat sale to shrink the herd while others were to be donated to parks, and some were promised to Indians.
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Niobrara River
Valentine
Parks
Iscos
Warm January 1933 sets state record in Lincoln
Lincoln weather records report January 1933 as the warmest on record with a mean temperature of 36 degrees, surpassing 34 degrees in 1923 and 1931. The data comes from Thomas A. Bair of the university weather station.
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Lincoln
Thomas A. Bair
His Outdoor Cafeteria Attracts Birds In Ann Arbor
Dr Frederick M Gaige of the University of Michigan museum feeds birds from a shelf at his home in Ann Arbor. Birds visit early each morning waking neighbors as he identifies species like the female cardinal first to arrive and notes each new visitor with excitement.
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Frederick M. Gaiga
University of Michigan Museum
Ann Arbor
Doctor Gaige
Bronchial Troubles Need Creomulsion Ad Wording
An old-style advertisement urges bronchial relief with Creomulsion for persistent coughs or colds, advising readers to consult a druggist if symptoms linger despite directions.
Woman Loses Ten Pounds In A Week
Advertising copy promises rapid weight loss with Kruschen Salts asserting a safe method. The text touts a one week claim and a four week plan, urging readers to buy the product at drugstores in America.
Works Both Ways Experiences Broadening a Man's Sifa
A reflective piece discusses how various experiences widen a man's moral compass or character, yet some events also shorten it by testing restraint and virtue. The balance between growth and loss is explored through examples and philosophical musings.
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Houston
Texas
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Jones
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Norfolk
Nebraska Light and Power Co
Patnam Street
Henry Kieser
New Yor
Dow
Keiser
Uttley
O'Neill
Holt County
Wyoming
Atthey
Board of Regents
University of Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Regents
United States
Tariff Commission
Charles Kearney
Morrill
Nebr
Co-Operative Bees” Growers’. _ association
Village Board
Ansley
Bauler
Dodge
Saunders
S. L. Parks
Platte Valley Gag and Oil Development Company
Nebraska Corporation
Farmers’ Union Rail
Cedar Bluffs
Platte Valley Company
Saunders County
Morse Bluff
Mead and Lasbara
Park
America
Dr. Pierce
S. S. Shean
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