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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1937
Page
3
The piece argues the Washington wage ruling shows no infallibility in the Supreme Court, noting a 4 to 5 split and a justice changing minds. It cautions against worshipping the court as a perfect machine and urges continued public vigilance and education to sustain national leadership and progress.
A columnist laments the end of the sit-down strike and warns that committee power under the CIO could erode democracy. He likens union dominance to totalitarian regimes, urges caution, and calls for accountability of both employers and workers to the public. The piece questions obedience,报道 school stand-up and sit-down protests, and stresses the dangers of swift dictatorship versus slow democratic processes.
A Sidney resident known for a fondness for poker sparked rumors after hosting a late night church board meeting at his home with a rack of chips and a deck of cards. He also reportedly invited friends for a dealer meeting at his house, using careful wording to conceal the game. The item also notes local issues from the Cumberland area including the Sutherland siphon and legislative clashes over barber and cosmetologist rules, with political quips and national tone throughout.
This clipping blends medical advice on teeth nutrition with dated health folklore. It highlights calcium rich foods for teeth, warns against punishing children, notes infantile paralysis patterns, mentions age related facial changes, lightning risk, mumps folklore, and a humorous note on leg strength versus jumping.
Local items note John Rogers visiting home from state university for Easter. Sidney residents Frank Hansen and Mrs. Carl Bergstrom call on friends. Frank Kripal of Cheyenne spends weekend with his parents. Mrs. Merle Carlson and baby visit Tom Rubado’s. Mrs. George Whitefoot returns from Hastings. Virginia Englert calls on relatives in town. Mt. Vernon resident Ingeborg Fraass and daughter Florence visit. West family stay several days with friends. Pavlat returns from Auburn after father's death. Minshall and Doris Line visit Sidney. Kripal family leave for Crete on business. Esther Smith arrives for her mother E E Smith.
Mrs. John Reid Young of Los Angeles, longtime Lodge Pole resident, died at home of heart failure Saturday night March 20. Funeral services were held Monday, March 22. She aged 82, celebrated her birthday March 4 and the couple had celebrated 54 years of marriage last December 20.
A concise aphorism contrasts two choices in safety messaging, highlighting the value of timely action to prevent harm. The phrase emphasizes urgency over hesitation and frames life preservation as the priority. It reflects public health style urging prompt decisions in emergencies.
Backbone Rock stands as a 67 feet high and 16 feet thick quartzite wall spanning 656 feet across the valley between Holston and Iron mountains. The two ranges run parallel for 30 miles and connect via Cross mountain, forming a notable southeastern landscape feature.
The text emphasizes that accuracy is crucial in training and character, noting its role in precise observation, careful speech, and faithful handling of all affairs. It frames accuracy as a defining and invariable mark of disciplined conduct and competence.
The first branch of the Masonic order west of the Alleghenies was the American Union Lodge of Marietta Ohio. It was organized in 1790.
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