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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1930
Page
3
The Sidney Telegraph News announces subscription rates and postal details. It lists annual rates for in and out of zone mailing, with the paper serving Sidney, Cheyenne County and western Nebraska. Subscriptions are payable in advance.
The piece laments the call for larger military forces and questions who they would fight, noting General Summersal’s push for more strength. It argues Americans remain strong despite historical underpreparation and stresses the need for concrete evidence beyond militaristic rhetoric.
The piece argues fascism in Italy blends with communism as Mussolini orders lower living costs and reduced food prices and wages. It notes bakers may lose profits and hints at a merchant pressured by fascist authorities when attempting to close shop.
The text discusses how wage and price controls affect living costs and industrial output in Italy. It argues that lowered wages reduce production costs and may protect industry in world markets, but warns that government control of wages and prices threatens private property. It notes the conflict between state intervention and free market principles and the risks of a move toward socialist policy.
A Rocky Mountain News piece extols Justice Brandeis as a stabilizing force in American democracy. It highlights his dissenting opinions favoring labor rights, welfare measures, and fair work conditions, and notes calls for his possible retirement to lead world Zionism. The article also lists local social notes and visits surrounding the Schumacher and Kruger families.
East Gurley notes recount Leo Ezsvnng breaking a leg after falling from a horse on Friday. Mrs Grover Larson and Miss ton Anke visited Mrs Semry Hin rickhs Wednesday. Ella Rushmen visited Edne Schumacher Friday and Saturday. Lowie Schumacher led the American Legion meeting in Sidney Tuesday. Hans Rushman family visited Fred Schumacher Friday. Bertha Kruger visited her sister Mrs Neil Parody Monday. William Neick dropped by Gurley Saturday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Earl Stauffer of Kimball called at the Charles Anderson home Friday afternoon Berdette Read of Sidney called on Jerome Kafka Thursday afternoon A very enjoyable dance was held at the Herdon school house Thursday evening with music by the Mussack orchestra of Dix.
The article lists numerous Thanksgiving and weekend visits across Potter and nearby towns. Families such as Thelma Anthonys, Pat Hofelt, Wil Turner, Gilbert Gossin, Fred Stotts, Earl ToNe, Louis Van Pelt, Frank Smith, Marvin Anthony, and Jerome Kafka are mentioned visiting relatives, attending church, or hosting from Chadron to Sidney and Bronson. Several school events and community club activities are noted.
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