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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1930

Page

2

Love and folly in eve of modern manners

A Boston Transcript column muses on love’s quirks through cinema and fiction. It cites Vivian Duncan’s kiss gone wrong and Hergesheimer’s The Limestone Tree where love drives drastic acts. The piece lampoons Hollywood bravado, then critiques economic strain on farmers and Hooverism’s fallout in Kansas politics.

Boston Transcript Vivian Duncan Sisters Gilbert K. Chesteron Hollywood Paramount Miss Duncan Mr. Hergesheimer

How to Win the Farmer

A Baltimore Evening Sun summary notes Kansas farmers faced hardship under the Hoover administration. It alleges promises of relief were not delivered and criticizes leaders for presenting relief plans that were rejected. The piece questions tariff policies and their impact on farm livelihoods.

Federal Farm Board Washington Kansas Baltimore Evening Sun

Threat of Tariff War With Canada Shakes Washington

Washington fears a tariff war with Canada, once America’s best customer. The Fordney McCumber rates anger Canadians, and Hawley Smoot deepens the grievance. A conservative Canadian prime minister vows retaliation, risking widespread retaliation against U S exports. The row stems from U S tariff policy and worsened trade frictions.

Washington Canada United States

Suckers in Shanghai in American Mercury

In Shanghai cabarets a chant marks Americans as suckers. Russians greet Yank patrons with Amerikanski durak as the nightlife thrives on generous spending, lavish dances, costly bottles, and showy sob stories. The White Russian cabaret girl says the phrase, and the nightlife would be pale without him.

American Mercury Shanghai Amerikanski Durak

Sunol Community Notes On Rain Delays And Visits

Threshing and combining were delayed several days this week due to heavy rain Saturday night. Local residents and visitors share social calls including Mrs Louise Peetz and daughter Helen, Mrs Sullivan and son, J B Ruttner, J C Parks wiring Booth house for lights, and multiple calls at the Booth and nearby homes. Family and neighbor gatherings occur across Sunol with shoppers, threshing outfits active, and relatives visiting from Council Bluffs and Lincoln.

Louise Peetz Helen J. W. Webb Leah Booth James Booth Everett Hubbell Council Bluffs T. W. Hubbell Ralph Gentry Betty William Gade Leona Lindley Lincoln Glenis Fenske Booth Ranch Betty Webb A. L. Roberts Joan Oliverius Mr. Wiliams P Z Gentry Sund Firth Booth A Fenskeand Eldora Bahr Booth Home Emil Zalesky Clarence Howitt Delilah Englert Firth Booth Home Ruth Fenske Elsie Bahr Bert All

Glittering Madness and Salons Among the American Colony

The article portrays a scene around the Gold en Eagle tower on Szechnen road with elite visitors at venues like the Tavern and the Del Monte. It notes Yank money and Yank laughter driving profits as emigrees seek wine buyers. It also mentions social visits by Mr and Mrs. Weber and Mrs A Englert and calls at the James Tighe and Donna home.

Orient Szechnen Road del Monte William Weber A Englert Lodge Pole J. B. Ruttner James Tighe Donna

A Sporting Proposition Sets Challenge to Jeweler

In Answers London a stranger admires village sports cups in a jewelry shop window and proposes a race for the prize. The jeweler confirms the cups are prizes for village racing and the challenge is made with the cup in hand.

London

Pleasant View Social Notes From Local Visitations

Pleasant View items record Dan Heimer and J E Morrow on a business trip to Sidney Monday. Families travel to Sidney Saturday. E G Mathewson accompanies them. Will Morow returns from Arizona and California and dines with J E Morrow family. Clara Greenwald departs for South Dakota then St Louis. Neighbors visit Ben Hilpert and Ernest Ger ley homes. Several families host and visit through the week including J H McNew visiting from Oklahoma City and others touring to Meta Gemeinhardt’s school.

Dan Heimer J. E. Morrow Sidney W D. Mathewson E. G. Mathewson Will Morow Dalton Arizona California Vern Pearson Clara Greenwald Ben Hilpert South Dakota Walter Bredeboft St Louis Henry Lueders J Berzt Ernest Gerley Pete Nelson Miss Reed W D Mathewson Art Obenhofer Anna Enzer Frank Muelled J H McNew Oklahoma City Ohio Robert Gerhardt Fienler Amanda Gemeinhardt Caadron Meta Gemeinhard

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