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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
6
Secretary Wallace warns that farmers sell at postwar low prices while buying at 50 to 150 percent above prewar levels, causing economic chaos, urging citizens to act to restore fair price relations. He insists debt repayment hinges on a price level near the prewar norm and that the nation will recover. He praises American production but criticizes the sales system and calls for study of factors affecting production and pricing.
An article on natural spring house cleaning for housewives. It notes moving from heavy to light clothing, weekly room cleanings, and deep cleans for soot and dust from stoves and furnaces. The narrator recalls learning cleaning tips from a neighbor whose methods cut spring tidying to two weeks. February sewing prep and donation of baby clothes to welfare groups are described.
A diligent housekeeper undertakes a thorough spring cleaning, sorting clothes, emptying drawers, attic work, and attic trunks. She renews curtains, windows, walls, floors, furniture, and kitchen spaces with simple appliances, spreading tasks over weeks to prevent overstrain and spare medical visits.
The piece argues that the United States funded Europe during and after World War I, helping Allies with billions and lending 10 billion more, yet now faces pressure to donate without repayment. It condemns European leaders for seizing spoils and seeks thrift and industry as the cure, urging Americans to resist endless donor grants.
A discussion on graduation fashion arguing against extravagant outfits and urging simpler, modest dress for graduates. It notes financial burdens on families and snobbery, praising schools that adopt price limits and advocating Nebraska action. It cites Keith Co. News and a piece on resilience and persistent character from Orison Sweet Marion in New Success Magazine.
A fragment praising perseverance compares winners in life to a drum boy in the Civil War who faced heavy fire and kept advancing rather than retreating. The text ends mid sentence with the boy’s reply to an order to retreat.
The remark emphasizes battery performance as the key to overall vehicle satisfaction, suggesting that a good battery underpins reliable operation and owner contentment with the car. It points to the battery as a critical evaluation factor for buyers.
C E Davis filed in Cheyenne County District Court a petition against Estal L Coontz and Merrill M Coontz owners of the West half W314 Section Seven Town Fourteen North Range Fifty two West Sixth Principal Meridian seeking a decree quieting and confirming title to the described real estate and determining all interests therein.
Plaintiff C E Davis seeks title to the West half of Section 7 in Township 14 North Range 52 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, Cheyenne County Nebraska. The complaint bars all defendants from asserting any right, title, lien, or interest in or to the described real estate. Defendants must answer by May 2, 1921.
An advertisement notes electric lamps available for every room in the house with delivery service and a contact phone number 201.
A note says merchants advertise only items they trust as up to date not shop worn. It implies advertisers have faith in their own goods and encourages readers to patronize trusted local merchants.
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