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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1929
Page
5
FALSE PROPHETS AND THE REFORMERS' GROWING THREAT
A critical survey denounces reformers and self styled regulators as threats to liberty and the Constitution. It condemns efforts to control business, literature, education, and firearms, arguing progress comes from freedom, not agitation. It warns against bolshevik and prohibitionist tendencies and urges guarding cherished freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Courtesy and Service in Business as a Growth Factor
The piece argues that service and courtesy have become essential in modern business. It notes a shift from casual gestures to deliberate service as a driver of growth, confidence, and competition, especially in railroads and stores. It emphasizes a more discerning buying public and the need for firms to maintain courteous service to prosper.
Property Safe Transfer Across La Salle Street
In a stark portrayal of financial risk under Mexico’s conditions, Chicago banks moved 2.5 billion dollars in a highly guarded operation. Six steel forts manned with machine guns, armored cars, and a large security detail guarded the transfer as guards and police patrolled surrounding blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Morning News
Mexico
Chicago
la Salle Street
la Salle
Quincy
The Old Singing School Returns From Memory
The piece recalls the old fashioned singing school once thriving in the middle west and earlier in the east. It notes its peak in the 1870s and its later decline after the 1890s, as winter passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Middle West
The Enduring Old Time Singing Schools
In small towns and rural districts singing schools flourished until February public entertainments. Teachers used tuning forks to train notes and scales before songs with words. Favorites like The Husking Bee and Dearest May drew crowds, with some voices later reaching wide musical fame as frontiers faded and old masters passed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearest May
There is not much that need be said
A brief note from the Baltimore Evening Sun signals a concise conclusion with little remaining context to elaborate. The line implies a calm or settled matter and suggests no further discussion is required at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Evening Sun
Storm Over Mrs Gann Case Divides Capitol City
A heated Capitol City debate centers on precedence in the Mrs Edward E Gann matter, sister and hostess to Vice President Curtis. The dispute pits state department precedent against a determined woman seeking her stated goals while Mr Gann stays in the background. The outcome hinges on whether personal influence can overcome official posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Edward E. Gann
Curtis
Gann
Charlie
W.su
State Department
C.p
A Wise Decision On Vehicle Registration Law
The Nebraska legislature deferred a bill to cap auto license fees at three dollars, keeping the current average around ten dollars and preserving roughly two million dollars for highway maintenance. Officials cite the need to complete a broader road program and prepare for spring travel, with winter damage already straining funds for next year’s maintenance and upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Railroad Notes and Local Meeting Report
H Runge departed Monday on a trip to Canistota South Dakota. Mr and Mrs P C Kirkpatrick left Sunday for Canistota South Dakota. The Sidney local safety first meeting was held Friday with 73 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Runge
Canistota
S. D
P C. Kirkpatrick
Sidney Local Safety
Local Meeting Attendees And Weekend Travels Noted
Visitors include Mayor Schroeder Chief of Police Livoni Postmaster Pindell and six Boy Scouts on a safety and fuel meeting day A A Rudd busy with mileage on his new car A A Clark and D L Brown travel to Canistota S D Delbert Cook family visit Dalton and Mrs Carrie Cook hosts G H Schiller ill J H Birmingham attends foremen council in Cheyenne Mrs Andy Edner visits Lexington John Miller sick Express Agent Charles Prigeon weekend Omaha Mrs Ward Jones and son visit Fremont Mrs Frank Snyder hospitalized in Omaha recovering well
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schroeder
Livoni
Pindell
A. A. Rudd
A. A. Clark
Canistota
S. D
D. L. Brown
Maintenance of Way Foremens Council
Cheyenne
Andy Edner
Lexington
John Miller
Bronson
Express
Charles Prigeon
Omaha
Ward Jones
Fremont
Frank Snyder
Interclass Track Meet Slated for Saturday
An interclass track meet for boys and girls of high and grade schools will be held tomorrow with Coach Black in charge of events. Because the meet is here, Sidney will not be presented at the invitation relays at Sterling. Also noting complete stock of hot and cold water calamine at Cheyenne County Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coach Black
Sidney
Sterling
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
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