Post Office Notice from Sidney Nebraska
Enty at the Post Office in Sidney Nebraska indicates second class mail matter status for local dispatch.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1931
Page
5
Enty at the Post Office in Sidney Nebraska indicates second class mail matter status for local dispatch.
The speaker argues that government spending exceeds half a billion dollars in direct funds and causes indirect harm to farmers and trade. The core point is that even with vast powers the government cannot overcome the law of supply and demand, a crucial public lesson for Americans.
South Colton resident E Van Aelstyn failed to return home to Sidney due to the blizzard, staying with Koester family from Wednesday to Saturday. Farmers report minor livestock losses amid the storm. local residents Henry J Koester, H J Elsen, John George, and others greet friends, shop, and purchase tractors this week.
Topics of Today notes the German government pressing the world to honor Versailles armament limits. Defense Minister presents to the Reichstag committee echoing Groener that France has not disarmed and Germany seeks equal security. Outlook ties the February 1932 disarmament conference to possible shifts if progress stalls.
The Baltimore Evening Sun argues that contempt for the Constitution is taught in some public schools, cites Los Angeles as an example, and questions the efficacy and harm of statewide movie censorship plans. It urges parental censorship up to a point and asserts Nebraska laws already regulate obscenity without new boards.
The article recalls Grover Cleveland and his tariff stance from 1887 while detailing wheat prices dropping to a low since 1895 in Chicago. It cites world overproduction, Farm Board actions, and Hoover’s support, arguing artificial prices fail and production must align with demand for lasting farmer relief.
The article recalls a timeless line attributed to Lincoln era politics about confronting a condition rather than a theory. It argues Cleveland's tariff critique remains sound, urging modern statesmanship to embrace a broader, constructive tariff stance. It marks the Cleveland anniversary among notable holidays needing recognition.
George O Brien stars in a Fox Theatre thriller about the Allied fight against U boat menace. The Seas Beneath links a navy commander romance with a German agent, directed by John Ford with US Navy cooperation. Filmed aboard the Colphin schooner and subs V-4 and S 47, it uses real underwater interiors and coastal combat settings.
With spring arrives a chance to beautify your home surroundings. Hoover the landscape expert offers economical plotting and development to transform your premises into a showplace. Call A M Hooves for an estimated cost and start today.
The Life of the Party, a Vitaphone comedy in natural color, features Winnie Lightner in a gold digger caper with Irene Delroy and Jack Whiting. Dudley Nichols wrote the screenplay and dialog, William Collier produced and starred, and Roy Del Ruth directed a bustling cast including George O'Brien and Marion Lessing in a lively, early talkie farce.
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