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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
13
President Poincare sends warm compliments to American veterans in Nebraska. He recalls visiting American troops with admiration and offers best greetings to the valiant army through the American Legion Department of Nebr.
The American Legion Weekly telegraphs Senator Francis E Warren of Wyoming urging comment on a Darrow Bill amendment and veterans’ aid. It asks if eighty to one hundred dollars monthly for unmarried vocational students and graduated amounts for married veterans are fair, and questions government expenditure as extravagance. The publication invites Warren to state his side and answers two questions about U S responsibility to wounded veterans and aid levels.
The American Legion questions whether a proposed policy will leave disabled ex servicemen in poverty or erode pride. The House backed a $20 monthly boost for all disabled ex servicemen in training. the Senate added a 17 word amendment limiting aid to vocational students in highly congested areas with above average maintenance costs.
The Board of Education set September 6 as the opening date for school. A nine month term will begin with preparations for students to start the year, promising a year of work and play.
A lightly used Ford sedan is offered at a bargain by Nora Braash. The notice highlights a quick sale and invites interested buyers to contact for details on price and location.
Mrs. Fred Beyer and daughters ended at the Bayne home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Glen Bales and children visited Henry Schmidt’s home Friday. We had fine showers this past week. A large crowd attended the dance at Browns Saturday night at the Farmers Union warehouse with ice cream and cake. Several visits and Sunday dinners followed among local families as farmers near wheat cutting and a good rain Sunday evening benefits corn and late potatoes. Frank Otto of Bloomfield and mother in law Mrs. Carl Filter planned a Bloomfield stay. Mr. Sachs was badly hurt last week.
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