Sidney Nebraska Independent Newspaper Description
An independent weekly paper published at 211 Central Avenue Sidney Nebraska issues on Tuesday and Friday mornings serving Sidney Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska. It is entered at the Sidney post office as second class mail matter. Subscription rates in advance list a year outside a 50 mile radius and a year within 50 miles.
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Central Avenue
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Will the Farmer Take a Chance on Four More Promises
The article laments wheat prices at 70 to 75 cents per bushel against a $1.18 cost, forecasting widespread farm losses, debt strain, and regional economic impact. It blames prolonged Republican farm policy, recalls Coolidge and Hoover, and suggests national relief and import barriers to stabilize prices.
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Liverpool
Congress
Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
YWCA challenged over partisan political use in Omaha flap
Topics of Today criticizes the YWCA for hosting political prayer meetings funded by the community chest. The column argues the charity should serve welfare work for all faiths and rejects using its resources to influence elections. It accuses organizers of seeking divine approval to defeat Al Smith due to Catholicism and fears of foreign influence.
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Omaha World-Herald
Young Womans Christian Association
al Smith
God
Fellowship Forum
Right to hold prayer meetings ends in public halls
The remarks defend a group’s right to express prejudiced views at home while objecting to gatherings in public spaces frequented by all classes. It frames belief as a personal matter, contrasting celestial metaphors with earthly presence and emphasizes the community’s response to publicly hosted events.
Center of the Universe split between stars and wealth
An astronomers claim that the universe centers in Scorpio about 52 thousand light years away is contrasted with a social satire: the true center lies in golf greens, money hoards, social registers, financial ledgers, and high society rooms, as envisioned by the author.
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Scorpio
Constellation
Earth
Milwaukee Journal
Safety measure warns against unlicensed airplane travel
A 1927 St Louis Post Dispatch note cautions that most fatal crashes involve unlicensed aircraft. It urges travelers to fly only in licensed planes that carry certificates, and for passengers to verify the pilot's license before boarding, warning that unlicensed ships endanger lives.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
United States
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