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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
3
President Harding urged rapid passage of the ship subsidy bill in a joint session, arguing it would reduce losses from government ships and boost the American merchant marine. He acknowledged opposition and defended the measure as treasury saving, outlining constructive, obstructive, and destructive economic options.
Omaha Chamber of Commerce urges Nebraskans to buy bushels of potatoes now to move the 10,000,000 bushels produced yearly. Nebraska can consume about 6,000,000 bushels annually, and early sales will inject money into circulation. Potatoes are cheaper now and can be stored through winter, according to farming authorities.
Senator Norris advocates ending the electoral college to allow direct popular vote for president and vice president. He argues states would be treated as units to prevent heavy regional majorities offsetting others.
Chicago records show entries for the international livestock exposition to be held December 2 to 9 have exceeded all previous levels, announced Secretary-Manager B H Helde.
Berlin reports that sugar rationing will be reintroduced in Prussia starting December 1 under a wartime policy once dropped two years ago as economic conditions improved. The measure aims to control supplies and ensure fair distribution amid ongoing shortages.
A reader recalls 1885 experiences on the Burlington line and the strain of railroad life. He praises strong leadership, laments worker fear and strikes, questions government interference, and critiques road conditions while urging fair treatment and worker organization. The piece critiques labor friction, safety issues, and regulatory costs affecting farming and democracy.
The piece argues that improved roads will unlock vast farm lands by reducing distance to market. It highlights Nebraska’s western region with potential to rival known melon districts, noting soil and climate favor vegetable and dairy production. The transportation challenge has long hindered development and prosperity.
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