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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1930

Page

5

William Jennings Bryan and Mary Baird Bryan in the Politics

A portrait of William J. Bryan and his wife Mary Baird Bryan as central figures in American public life. The text traces Bryan’s political storms and Mary’s quiet leadership, then shifts to broader party dynamics and liberal versus conservative currents across the Republican and Democratic parties, highlighting figures like Norris, Roosevelt, La Follette, and Capper as exemplars of progressive influence within their parties.

Dayton News William Jennings Bryan William J. Bryan Mr. Bryan Mary Baird Bryan Bryans Bryan Mirs Mrs. Bryan World Herald Norris New England Jefferson and Jackson Hamilton McKinley Coolidge America Congress Nebraska Middlewest Republican Republican Party Roosevelt la Follette Capper Doliver Pinchot Garfield Johnson Wilson Walsh Omaha

Norris Re election viewed by World Herald

The Omaha World Herald, leading Democratic paper of the Missouri Valley, aims to defeat Senator Norris of Nebraska in his bid for re election. It claims the paper’s Democratic duty and cites the credibility and fairness of its editorial stance.

Emporia Gazette Omaha World Herald Missouri Valley United States World Herald Norris Nebraska

Defeat of Norris Seen as Setback in Missouri Valley

The piece argues that liberalism finds support among liberals wherever they are and that Norris's defeat would halt progress in the Missouri Valley. It laments that Norris's loss would be a calamity unsalvageable even by the election of Gilbert Hitchcock, implying broad political consequences for the era.

Norris World Herald Missouri Valley Gilbert Hitchcock

We Amuse the British on Prohibition in America

The piece notes British reactions to U S prohibition efforts. It cites the London Morning Post and Manchester Guardian as amused or bemused by the push, recounting deaths and arrests, and compares U S efforts to historical British measures. It remarks on differing national lessons and the impracticality of enforcing such laws without vast funding.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch London Morning Post Hoovzer Post Waterloo Manchester Guardian The Guardian Congress Australia United States Morning Post

Dragooning the American People Rejected by Commission

The passage condemns a move to force the public into accepting prohibitionist policy, agreeing with the commission that it is un-American. It argues the public will not tolerate prohibitionists indefinitely and will resist efforts to redefine American identity.

Commission

Look Ahead to Youth Power and Social Change

The article argues that social problems won't be solved by cynics. Youth increasingly leads in elites like college presidencies, challenging old traditions. Only parents close to modern life can grasp the sweeping youth-driven changes and must show martyr-like courage to understand them.

York Republican

Large movement of lambs in two weeks from Platte Valley

A large movement of lambs occurred over a two week period from the Platte Valley with extensive shipments described. The report notes one hundred fifty five car loads of livestock transferred, highlighting the scale of the cattle and sheep trade in the region.

Platte Valley

North Jalta Valley Lamb Feeders shipments rise in two weeks

Inmiles shipped from the North Jalta Valley during the two weeks ending February 1, per secretary Warrick. Total of 155 car loads. 2 sent Friday via Burlington and 19 Saturday via Union Pacific. Orders show Monday trains will dispatch at least 23 car loads, 18 via Burlington and five via Union Pacific. The Gift Shop advertises a February watch sale offering $5 for any old watch.

North Latte Valley Perio K. Warrick North Jalta Valley Associaton Wile Burlington Union Pueblc Union Pacific

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