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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1930
Page
5
The biographical note mentions a bilious woman from Illinois, widow of a former senator and daughter of Mark Hanna, who may gain the distinction.
Topics of Today outlines a Baltimore household queen mother whose quarterly bank balance dips from 50 to 35 due to January bills and January sales. She plans offsetting gains in the second quarter while tightening social duties, pursuing bridge lessons, current events, Africa mission study, and furniture painting. A new wardrobe and a strategic friendship with Mrs. Yarring ton Smythe bolster her position as she eyes broader corporate alliances and broader opportunities once money conditions improve.
The Kansas City Star reports on Ruth Hannah McCormick poised to break the final barrier for women in U S politics by challenging J Hamilton Lewis for the Senate seat. The piece notes historic women in Congress and hints at a possible future woman in the White House.
Richardson County Falls City Creamery Co in Falls City Nebraska offers to pay all transportation charges and no deductions. They claim their actual market price is 3 to 5 cents above average cream buying stations and invite farmers to ship cream directly from their farm to the independent creamery, guaranteeing satisfaction.
Iowa business leaders press RKO to place a house in Marshall to curb youth migration. Towns Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Mason City Fort Dodge Burlington Granger seek amusements to boost life and commerce. Repeal of Sunday show laws and a Tent show in Austin draw large crowds as churches fear the trend but struggle to oppose it.
Pleasant View residents recount a mail mix up as Mr Umpchay laments a five dollar bill for three neckties. The page records visits and gatherings at numerous homes including the J Morrow and Steffins residences with mentions of families like the Gibbs, Schuesslers, Boehnkes, and Hilperts among others.
A friend dismisses unsolicited ties as mail ballast and advises to ignore them. If a company rep demands payment, offer nothing and wait months for a price-cut letter, then discard. Until new law passes, using the items still incurs charge.
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