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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
5
An OCR fragment references a bias toward female identity and notes support for the shrouded iXnght Camphor Mist Company in Scottsbluff Nebraska with unclear dates and partial numbers. The text is fragmentary and lacks a clear event or outcome.
The article surveys Canada’s 1929 election where Conservatives ousted Mackenzie King over retaliatory tariffs against the United States. It cites Canada’s $868,056,680 imports from the U S and predicts a shift in trade, noting potential follow-ons from other nations and the issue of isolations. It also briefly reflects on chautauqua programs and their staying power amid changing entertainment tastes.
Indianapolis News reports national signals that the chautauqua institution is making a last stand for existence. Communities show doubt about future contracts and attendance dips at many venues. The article notes the format as it has always been but calls for more spectacular offerings to retain interest.
A Bangor Commercial piece traces the jury system from France to England and worldwide, noting Japan recently enacted jury trials after rebuilding courts. It argues Americans may not find trial by jury perfect, while others pursue broader justice through juries.
A dated meditation argues jury systems in cities fail when jurors corrupt the process. It asserts juries are only as good as their members and that trial by jury collapses due to human fault, not the institution itself.
The 1902 quotation by Mr Dooley mocks women’s rights while predicting a growing feminine influence. The piece notes tens of millions of young women poised to echo his view, yet to acquire firsthand experience of politics and public life as they blend Victorian charm with 20th century intelligence.
Harry L. Johnson seeks the Democratic nomination for county sheriff. Barn raised in Nebraska, he is a World War II veteran, former Omaha police officer, and member of American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and Disabled Veterans. He urges support at the August 12 primaries.
W W Schulz, present county sheriff by appointment, announces his candidacy on the Republican ticket subject to the August 12 primary. He asks for voter support and notes his current incumbency by appointment of the county commissioners.
Jacob Pedrett of Kimball, a Republican, seeks reelection as State Representative for the 95th District. He has long tied farm, irrigation and school roles, cites past legislative work on potato grading and agriculture committee, and appeals to voters for support to aid western Nebraska farmers.
A column argues men feel no law prevents femininity and imagine trying women’s roles. It notes men may adopt feminine pursuits to safeguard rights, using economic sense and charm as tools, while avoiding overt statements.
John McClenaghan Democratic candidate appeals to Cheyenne County voters for sheriff at the primary on August 12. He lists 7 years as deputy county judge, 2 years as deputy sheriff, and 10 years as police judge in Sidney.
A fragment discusses gender roles noting women cry in public and the only remedy is private life with a good press. It suggests women may restore home life by becoming good wives, describing a new educated female population and competition with men in femininity.
H L Challburg announces his candidacy for County Treasurer on the Democratic ticket. A former Kimball County commissioner from Dix, he also served as director of Kimball Water & Supply Co before resigning over bonds. He notes prior public service and urges support for prudent, continued service.
A slightly used Bungalow Model piano is available nearby for purchase by settling the balance due. Terms to suit the buyer are offered if interested, with instructions to write at once.
When the face value of stock issued f exceeds the property value represented by ft at issue, the stock is watered. It does not raise a corporation’s property value unless exchanged for real value.
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