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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1932
Page
6
Wynne Ferguson explains auction and contract bidding, stressing analysis over results. He cites hands from an evening's play, demonstrates preemptive bids, informatory doubles, and strategic choices, and urges players to study mistakes to improve bids and plays.
Andrew Johnson attended a celebration at the Mons Johnson home Monday afternoon. A group of friends gathered to mark the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Hokom, with attendees including the Rexroth and Hart families, the Mitchells from Sidney, and several Irwins. Others hosted and mingled through the week with visits and gatherings noted in local society circles.
An advertisement promotes losing 15 pounds in a month by taking Kruschen Salts. It instructs weighing before and after. It claims energy gains and improved skin, urges limiting pastry and fatty foods, and asserts imitation products are unsafe while praising Western Drug Co. as a source.
A brief advert claims long distance rates drop to about 70 cents for a three minute talk over 150 miles between 7:00 p m and 8:30 p m with flexible end points and low daily extension costs.
Mrs Thomas C Crawford of Sidney suffered two compound fractures of the leg in a Monday night automobile collision near Bayard. Mr Crawford and the children escaped with minor cuts. Crawford was driving from Bayard toward Bridgeport when he struck a parked unlit car. Mrs Crawford was taken to Bridgeport and then to a local hospital for several weeks care. Crawford works for the express company.
A political statement calls for drastic reductions in federal spending and tax shifts to higher incomes. The speaker cites rising costs from 725 million in 1913 to over 4.3 billion in 1931, blaming wartime growth and postwar complacency, and urges abolishing or trimming agencies such as Agriculture and the Postal Service, cutting official salaries and perks, and running the government on a businesslike basis to balance the budget. The speaker pledges support for tax relief measures if elected.
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