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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1926
Page
7
A satirical column by Mac chides strict verse and prudish edits while skewering a gasman, a bachelor friend, and a public gathering. It riffs on wheat, Easter chickens, and fashion as a string of humorous anecdotes and barbs about social mores and flirtatious lines.
A letter discusses the impeachment process against federal officials, noting that judges hold office for life or during good behavior, while impeachment is the sole removal method. It compares the House and Senate roles to a grand jury and a high court, and explains the differing procedures and protections of the judiciary.
House charges Judge English with tyranny on the bench and other offenses. Senate managers will present the case. defendants and witnesses will be heard. verdict requires two thirds. Debate covers World Court reservations and ongoing farm relief hearings. Next steps include possible adjournment and final agricultural legislation.
North Sidney social activity details include Mrs. Car Busbroom Mrs. Paul Sparks and Mrs. Clyde Kinton spending Tuesday afternoon at Jim Sparks home. Clyde Kinton called at Paul Sparks home Wednesday morning. Homer Haskins and spouse motor to Sidney Tuesday last week. Paul Sparks visited George Rippe Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt and Mrs.
Paul Sparks and Mr and Mrs Jim Sparks visited several homes including Clyde Kinton Roy Neary and Frank Kurz over the past days. Claude Weigel stayed in Sidney Saturday and Sunday. Farmers Union No 445 plans a Friday night meeting at district 77 schoolhouse on April 6. George Schnelle and family moved to the Blanke farm early this week.
R E Cape displayed a red cedar post stump last Saturday, dug from his field northwest of town. The relic remains remarkably well preserved after about fifty years in the ground, once used to carry telegraph wires from Sidney to the Black Hills, left as firewood by travelers when lines came down.
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