Independent Sidney weekly editor and publisher notices
Editor and Publisher zr, an independent newspaper in Sidney Nebraska, published every Friday morning at 25 Tenth Avenue. It serves Macey City, Cheyenne County and Weston County Nebraska with subscription details for advance payment. One year rate is 62.00 in zone one and 62.50 outside zone one.
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Tenth Avenue
Sidney
Nebroaka
Macey
Cheyenne County
Weston Nebraska
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Telegraph News
Speaker Garner Emerges as Possible Roosevelt Brake
The piece discusses Franklin D Roosevelt facing obstacles at the Democratic convention with names like Ritchie Baker Smit and Hearst influencing lineups. It highlights Speaker Garner of Texas as a sensible, popular potential nominee who charms party members, embodies Democratic traits, and may become a favored alternative if Roosevelt stalls.
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White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ritchie
Baker
Smit
W. R. Hearst
Mr. Garner
Texas
Mr Hearst
Csoldge
Kennec
Garner
American Statesman
Roosevelt
Saving to Get Married On A Prairie Talk
A long letter argues young men need not wait to marry for money. A good partnership, with a willing partner, can build a life together despite poverty. The piece urges practical readiness and mutual effort over delaying marriage for wealth, noting many couples thrived without saving beforehand.
Government Rompers Promise Safer Baby Garments
The Nation's Business notes a new illustrated pamphlet from the USDA division of textiles and clothing. Miss Clarice Loisba Scott, specialist, argues the government romper design makes it easier to lay a baby on the garment without turning the child over. Critics question why agriculture handles infant wear instead of the Children's Bureau or private designers.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Clarice Loisba Scott
Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Scott
Agriculture
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Secret to Success Through Weight Gain Delusion
A slender young man laments that industry leaders favor heft and seeks to gain 50 to 100 pounds as a career boost. He argues bosses underestimate thin workers and longs for equal opportunity. Nearby, Sidney Drug Co. advertises a two quart hot water bottle for 89 cents, good until January 5 at the corner drug store.
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Sidney Drug Co
Hoover's Missed Chance at Hoover Reunion Insight
The New Haven Journal-Courier reflects on Charles M. Fickert, a Hoover classmate and San Francisco prosecuting attorney in 1916, and argues Hoover should have pursued the Mooney-Billings case details for a possible pardon. It notes Fickert’s reunion at the White House and contrasts Hoover’s role as an engineer rather than a lawyer.
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Charles M. Fickert
California
Hoover
Leland Stanford
San Francisco
Mooney
Billings
Fickert
Stanford
White House
Mooney-Billings
Oxman
Middle West
Ficker
Jimmy Walker
Mgr. Hoover
Christmas Program Attended by Sid ney Community Aides
A Sidney Christmas program at the Christian church drew the family of Leela and Frances along with Mr and Mrs E Planck and Mr and Mrs Charles Smith who visited Sidney Tuesday as Paul Spearow and others were mentioned in attendance.
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T. G. Waddell
Sam Irwin
Frances
James Irwin
Dorothy
Josie
Charles Smith
Albert
Johnson
Darlene
J. C. Jorgensen
Anna
Florence Miller
Anchor School
J. H. Gell
Harold
Dan Burt
Charles Welton
Erma
Ralph
Will Gade
Merle Pearson
Albert Johnson
Frances Larsen
Velma Glassburn
Clearwater
Farmers Union
Liberty School
Evelyn
Beatrice Nelson
H. S. Schaeffer
Lyle and Duwayne
August Gade
Lillie
A. G. Weaver
Hart
Clyde
W. W. Craig
Dale
Wayne
Mons Johnson
Richard and Mae
Lavern
Clarice Mae
Sidney
W. O. Johnson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Martin Christensen
Alvin Kaitek
Glennabellé
Carl Franzen
Johnny Ehmke
Henry Fiessner
Ehme Fiessner
Ralph Welton
Hazel Bales
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Grand Prairie
A. L. Roberts
Ethelrwin
Earl Johnson
Christensen
Jensen
Fremont
Carlos Christensen
Harrison
Emy Anderson
Ralph Gentry
E. Planck
Ben
J. Pool
Dalton
George ‘Binrichs
Near Weyerts
Erwin Gade
Pine Bluffs
Elmer Gade
Frank Flessner
Kord Dykman
Lodge Pole
J. B. Ufford
Delight
Bridgeport
C. L. Ufford
Mary Kathryn
Broadwater
L. A. Pearson
Trinity Lutheran
Will Frerichs
William Frerichs, Jr
Fam‘ily
Herman Buescher
Robert
Sadie Irwin
Ray Tremain
Lavern Flessner
H. C. Schmale
Richard
Kenneth Christensen
Dan Rupert
Doris
Forendon
Henry Flessner
Martin
Fayetta
Edme Flessner
Alvin Franzen
Franzen
Carl Thomas
Oscar Ol‘son
M. E
Ethel
Josie Irwin
Robert Dyke
Familly
Henry, Grant
Frank Fiessner
Herman Fierke
Howard Denny
Crook
Henry Elsen
Ralph ‘Welton
John Theis
Andrew Nelson
Nels
John Olson
William Frerichs
W. T. Sharman
Wae
Alfred Jorgensen
E. A. Johnson
The
Christian Church
Leela
Sidney School
Paul Spearow
North Divide Social News Roundup from Local Families
Mrs Pearl Sparks hosts and visits mark a busy North Divide week with gatherings at the Lipke Kinton and Sparks homes. Neighbors including Sparks, Brockelsby, Cruise, Glanz, Kurz, Kettler, Wolverton, Lipke, Yowell, Hume, Ingwerson, Hume, Hafer and Waitman share dinners, parties, and church events while noting holiday visits, a baby birth, and a local Christmas program.
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C. B. Kinton
Ed Lipke
Claud Sparks
Nell Spurling
Ed Brockelsby
A. L. Cruise
Ben Cruise
Paul Sparks
Will Sparks
Clyde
Robert
Harry Barham
Guy Davis
Conrad Glanz
Bill
Henry Glanz
Otto Kurz, Jr
J. A. Sparks
Fred Kettler
Lowell Wolverton
Ray Cruise
Arthur Borland
Henry Grant
Ruth Kinton
Margaret Miller
Betty Lea Yowell
Dorothy Lipke
Henry Yowell
O. L. Miller
T. C. Spiker
George Rippe
Sidney
Larsen sisters visit Harvey Garretts for Sunday call
Lavern and Marjorie Larsen called on Harvey Garretts Sunday. Mrs Paul Ingwerson and children and Ruby Woods are spending the holidays with their parents at Arnold.
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Lavern
Marjorie Larsen
Harvey Garretts
Paul Ingwerson
Ruby Woods
Arnold
Mrs Antonie Praskovec Dies At Bruno Nebr After Illness
Mrs Antonie Praskovec of Bruno Nebraska died December 16 after an illness of 17 months. She was mother of Mrs D E Dickinson of Luncey. Funeral held December 18 at the Bohemian cemetery in Bruno. Mr Dickinson and son Glen attended with burial there and returned home December 21.
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Antonie Praskovec
Bruno
D. £. Dickinson
Luncl
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the Telegraph Fix
V.doran
Roosevelt Road
New York Times
Tom Thompson
K. C. Star
Albert Frerichs
H. P. Cortney
Guy Weaver
Pat
Baltimore Sun
New Haven Journal-Courier
Anna Jorgensen
North Divide
Mrs. Pearl Sparks
Harry Reed
Bill Hull
Harley Weyerts
Cornelius Weyerts
Leo Thompson
A. P. Kripal
Cecil Hume
John
Lutheran Church
Harry Harris
Norman Harris
Roy and
Harley
Dave Hume Paling
W. M. Hafer
Mark Hafer
Archie Hafer
M. V. Queen
Harry Hulst
John Waitman
John Carlson
John Hume
Paul Hiatt
Leslie Hurst
Elizabeth Carlson
Evelyn Peterson
Bill Florke
Dave Hume
Scottsbluff
Arthur Ingwerson
James Hume
Orval
Garhart Thurow
John Garretts
George Buss
Otto Rahe
Eagle News
Elda Hume
Nebraska
Mulets Bakery
Brown’s Central Shoe
Setna Trading Co
Mer
Finke Creamery Co
Wien
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