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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
14
Prosperity and the Cooperative Path to Progress
A compact editorial piece argues that true civilization rests on cooperative intelligence and circulating wealth. It contrasts American individualism and leadership with stagnant regimes like Russia, urging broad participation and mutual debt repayment as the engine of prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
America
A New Year Song From English Caroling Days
A nostalgic verse recounts New Year Eve carols in England with children singing in olden style. The chorus prays for happiness for all, while noting modern days yet hearts still lift with love as they share good wishes. The piece closes with a seasonal greeting attributed to Nora Archibald Sesith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Thia
Nora Archibald Sesith
Christmas Scenes And Family Gatherings At Meadow Lawn Area
Ickes News covers Christmas visits and holiday gatherings across Dalton Gurley Sidney and surrounding towns. Families like Meyers Mowrer Wallick Hedlund Kreader Eckert Walsh and Worth join celebrations at homes schools and the Carter and Wilson residences. Multiple Christmas days dinners and tree festivities feature many local residents and extended relatives with neighbors and friends sharing meals and seasonal visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Meyers
Walford
Meadow Lawn School
Devilla Mowrer
District No. 157
Chas, Mayer
Elmer Mayer
R. J. Wallick
Carter
Dalton
Rose
Nellie
J. W. Eckert
Dr. Hedlund
A. E. Osborn
A. J. Jorgenson
Sidney
J. M. Kreader
A. .E. Hedlund
J. C. Kreader
Peter Hedlund
Elma
G. H. Worth
Sue Sheehan
Alice Click
Laurine Roth
Ful Walsh
Rose Walsh
Business College
Grand Jalend
W. F. Osborn
John Davison
J. H. Foster
Ed Zorn
Kegier
Gurley
A E Hedlund
Elma Hedlund
W. F.larson
Geo, Beyers
Allen Overman
Melvin Overman
Santa
Eckert
3. W. Eckert
Frank Weigand
Strotman
Christensen
Florian Montgomery
Sterling
Colorado
Paul Morrow
J. H. McNew
Ed Morrow
Hansen
Lyons
Nebraska
W. F. Peterson
Bayard
Willard Mowrer
New Year Reflection on Patience and Unity
A 1923 welcoming note urges kindness and self control as neighbors learn to overlook quirks. Quoted lines from Stopford Brooke invoke sunshine after past stains, urging faith hope and love, with a blessing for unity in the New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A Kempls
Stopford Brooke
Christmas Dinners and Community Gatherings Across Grand Prairie
Christmas day sees multiple dinners and visits as Grand Prairie families like the Lungrens, Holm, Tart, Frerichs, Johnson, and Pierson share meals and greetings. Local events include a Well Attended Pentel program, a pie social by Vera Signor, Sunday school practices, and a Germith Lutheran church Christmas program. A runaway incident near Colton elevator and farm work notes also appear among routine social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Frerichs
Frank Lungren
Sunol
Frank Holm
Alva Tart
Sidnye
Edna Frerichs
Evelyn Johnson Tueeday
Ruasel Gelation
California
WH Frerichs
Will Frerichs
Pentel
Vera Signor
J. C. Jorgenson
Alfred
EB. A. Johnson
Farmers Union
Otto Olson
Lillian Olson
John Brothers
Menry Beebe and Son
Gurley
Holm
Johnson Brothers
Beebe
BE. A. Johnson
Alec Pierson
Hazel
Albert Frerichs
Henry Beebe
Colton
John Kucera
Mildred Hart
Evelyn Johnson
Hart
Frank Lundgren
Germith Lutheran Church
Albert Frerichs and Sons
Ernest Wickard
Timely resolution sloppiness in a boy’s vow
A father asks Ralph what new year resolutions he will make. Ralph vows not to fight with Frank Rees, explaining he always gets licked, and his father probes the motive behind the pledge. The exchange reflects a simple parental and youth moment about conflict avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Frank Rees
Comes and Goes in Off Year to New Year Rhythm
Fragmentary note describes change in season or cycle with reference to weight and sleep patterns. No clear persons or organizations are identified. Reading suggests a reflective observation on timing and routine as year shifts.
A Rule of Life for the New Year
A reflective exhortation on starting the new year with resolve. It urges forgiving past faults, embracing the Rule of Love, and adopting practical orders such as punctuality, tidy habits, and timely rising. The piece frames self-improvement as inner discipline shaping neighborly conduct and daily life.
New Year Demands Our Best from Grit Editorial
The editorial urges calm discussion to resolve troubles and reduce suspicion and hate. It argues progress hinges on understanding others and recognizing the inherent goodness in people. It calls readers to uncover noble sentiments buried under unfair thinking and cheap living theories.
Livestock Prices at South Omaha December 27 1922
Moderate run of sheep and lambs with steady to stronger prices. Cattle quoted from common to prime beeves 6.00 to 12.50, yearlings up to 12.50, cows 2.90 to 8.00, bulls 2.90 to 4.50, stockers up to 7.75, hogs 10 to 13 cents higher, tops at 8.20, lambs steady to strong with best woolled lambs at 14.60, ewes and yearlings priced accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Never Repeat Mistakes We Avoided by Luck
A Birmingham Age-Herald reflection notes that even with lessons learned we would still err differently, since past luck rather than careful planning shaped prior outcomes. The piece contemplates human fallibility and the difficulty of true prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lirmingham Age-Herald
Tires Brought Change We Learn As The Years Pass
Roanoke World News notes the evolving view of freedom and value as tire industry shifts reveal what was once taken for granted. The piece reflects on consumer perception, industry changes, and the impact of market divestitures over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke- World News
Christmas Season Movements In Crook And Sterling
Ed Tullock Hickerson and Dan Beebe shipped turkeys to Denver for the Christmas market from Crook Monday. Several residents shopped in Sterling on Monday and Wednesday, with Mrs. A D Williard and Lois Louise heading to Lincoln for Christmas. Local papers note subscriptions and an auto contest, while others travel for visits and errands around Crook and Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
A. D. Williard
Lois Louise
Lincoln
F. A. Foy
Uiff
Nebraska
BH Hickerson
D. A. Beetle
Denrado School
Lee Lytle
Sam Pollock
Ralph Gentry
Crook
Doris Mentgen
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Christopher
G. Hazard
Weetern
Unicon
Ickes News
Ruth Shinker
Vera
Wilson
Grand Prairie
AIR OF the
Raiph
Wy Spring Canyon
TAXL
Post
Kellogg
Sun Maid
Alic
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