Some Nebraska Political News From James R Lowell
Nebraska political news notes 46 candidates filed for state and federal offices as the race grows with early filings. Runs list Willis E. Reed for U S Senator and Camille Bartos Placek for the Fourth District. Harold Porterfield pushes government study clubs. Norris backs unicameral legislature. Highway contracts totaling 7.8 million with 1 million to be let. Hastings Omaha Lincoln Fremont allocations for paving lighting and traffic control.
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Politico
Harold Porterfield
Henchman
Hastings
Burlington
Omaha
Lincoln
Fremont
Incoln
Beatrice
Nebraska CWA payroll extended and capital grounds landscaping planned
The final passage of a new appropriation bill extends the CWA work in Nebraska through February 22 with hopes federal action will continue payrolls to May 1. Landscaping on the state capitol grounds aims to create 100 vistas by planting 163 trees and arranging evergreens at entrances.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Bryan
Jobe
Washington
State Capitol
Capitol
Ernst Herminghaus
Signs of Improvement Amid Obstacles in Industrial News Review
Industrial News Review notes rising signs of better business despite obstacles. Mail order sales show Sears Roebuck up 30 percent and Montgomery Ward 45 percent, with Ward’s stores up 21 percent and its mail order department 80 percent ahead. The piece argues tractors and efficient farming, warns against overcapitalized farming, and praises Bank of California’s steady, frugal management since 1864 with a 10 percent dividend and strong capital-to-deposits ratio.
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Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Ward
Bank of California
Arbor Day set for statewide tree planting drive in Nebraska
State wide Arbor Day observance sponsored by the American Legion calls citizens and organizations to join a mass effort on April 23 to plant millions of trees. The campaign cites six million trees cut in Nebraska in 1933 for fuel and highway work, urging replacement and a broad planting program to prevent a barren future.
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American Legion
Nebraska
Jean R. Kinder
The
Legion Arbor Day Committee
Mr. Kinder
J. Sterling Morton
Sit
Legion
Railroads Pledge Reduced Rates for Chicago Exposition
Railroads promise two cents per mile to Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago and anticipate further cuts. The offer aims to attract visitors and boost attendance as travelers weigh the best travel options.
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Chicago
Russian Debt Offer Drawn By Ambassador
The Russian ambassador to the United States informed the state department that Russia is willing to pay the debts it owes. French papers requested for copies.
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United States
Our
State Department
End to War Belief Ties Rights of Others to Millennium
The speaker links war ending to all men recognizing the rights of other peoples and foresees a millennium when that change arrives. The remark reflects idealistic hopes for global justice and lasting peace.
The Age of Easy Money and Growing Debts
In a era of affluence money moved freely and vanished just as swiftly, explaining why so many households carried large debts.
Harris Family Visit to Wymore Reported
Mr and Mrs Earl Harris and Shanna Jean were visitors in Wymore last Monday.
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Earl Harris
Shanna Jean
Wymore
Diller Basketball Sees Ongoing Talent and District Plans
The article notes continued growth in physical examinations at the schoolhouse and possible extensions of CWS assistant work into spring. It covers Diller's final two games against Plymouth 17 to 11 and a Friday match at Odell, mentions district tournament drawings in Beatrice on March 1 2 3, and predicts future success as all players return for next season.
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Miss Nichols
CWS
Inc
Diller
Plymouth
Odell
Beatrice
Dilner
Daily Lincoln Journal announces late edition reach
The Daily Lincoln Journal states it prints news up to train time and offers editions for rural routes and towns. It notes the Morning Journal arrives by mail the same day and markets subscriptions across Nebraska and northern Kansas with annual and Sunday prices.
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Lincoln
Nebraska State Journal
Omaha
Denver
Journal
Morning Journal
Iowa
Iowa Feaders
Nebraska
North
Kansas
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Frank T. Pearce
Diller Nebr
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Maember
Tec
Nebraska Presse Association
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U. S
Camille Bartos Placek
Wilber
House of Representatives
Shallenberger
Alma
Placek
Norris
Secon
Emil Placek
Wahoo
Nebraska Bankers Association
RFC
Luikart
Edgar Fereau
Auburn
State Normal Board
Wayne Normal
Martin
Kearney Normal
Kearney
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Hall
W. W. Arrasmith
Grand Island
Smith
State Civil Works and Relief Committee
Nebraska Supreme Court
Conad
William T. Thompson
Thompson
Farmers State Bank of
Cozad
Estate University
Industrial News Review
Arbor Day
Daily Lincoln Journal
Frank A. Houston
Fairbury, Nebr
General Hospital
C. E. Rice, M. D
Odell, Nebraska
Carl Schnuelle
Farmers Union Insurance Co
Omaha, Nebr
Atlantic Monthly
Atlantic
America
the Atlantic Monthly
Arlington St
Boston
Bonham Theatre
Fairbury
Bing Crosby
Marion Davies
Rubinoff
Parrade
Wooden Soldiers
Charlie Chase
Joan Crawford
Funny Bones
Thurs
Miram Hopkins
Design For Living
Duke Ellington
Paramount
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Ken Maynard
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