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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1939
Page
2
The passage argues for evaluating the president by trusted papers and unbiased comments as he appoints cabinet members. It urges tolerance until appointees prove their effectiveness under pressure and warns against naming "yes men" that could disappoint business interests during a critical period.
The editorial criticizes lobbying as a pervasive influence in legislation, noting special interests fund advocates to sway lawmakers. It warns of hotel room persuasion, argues for repeal of numerous laws, and urges legislators to act on conscience while condemning Hitler and supporting cautious diplomacy and trade.
Business men see revival as farmers rebuild livestock herds and poultry flocks and regain cream, butter, and egg markets. The small cream check keeps stores open and funds daily purchases, with wheat and corn crops essential to western Nebraska’s prosperity and farmers benefiting from government programs.
A brief opinion expressing regret that the United States cannot reach amicable terms with the German government due to opposing tactics. The piece emphasizes a desire for friendship yet acknowledges policy disagreements and the limits of negotiation.
Cheyenne county elected and reelected officers report four year balance sheet strength with funds every fund balanced. The editorial lauds prudent officials who reduced a past forty two thousand dollar debt and pledge continued fiscal safeguards for the county treasury.
National leaders question the wisdom of Franklin D Roosevelt's last two cabinet picks Harry Hopkins as Secretary of Commerce and Frank Murphy as Attorney General. The west coast viewpoint notes protests and asks if broader consultation would have helped.
History notes from Sidney recount events from 14 years ago. Mr. and Mrs G P Kratz returned from Lincoln after ten days visiting relatives and touring the new capitol building. Kratz attended the Nebraska Bar Association in Omaha and heard speeches by Judge Woodrough Senator Reed and ex Governor Shaw. Mrs Donahoe and guests at Roche home in Kimball, and a ten day visit by I L Pindell and sisters Sixta and Valeska Neubauer. A Sharman consolation and a six course luncheon at the McLernon home followed games.
At the home of Mr and Mrs R E L Jackson Thursday evening the marriage of their daughter Lillian to Frank Stafford was performed by Judge H E Gapen. The ceremony was followed by a wedding supper. The couple will visit Nebraska relatives then reside in a new Patenburg bungalow after February 1st. The bride and groom are praised for home making and solid work habits. Also noted are Christmas visits by Mr and Mrs Nels Hammer and Rev A Corbett’s move to a Missouri parish.
J S Moffitt former city editor of the Advance at Hocker Oklahoma is praised for bravery and a cool head amid a gasoline explosion that killed an immigrant family. Local social news notes weddings receptions prizes and a recovery from typhoid fever in Sidney with updates on residents and celebrations.
The Daniel McAleese grocery house was sold this week to James McMullan. An inventory will be taken before McMullan assumes possession. McAleese withdraws from active business after years in Sidney's mercantile scene and plans a westward rest. McMullan, a well known Cheyenne County figure, is expected to succeed. New Year’s Day dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Gorman and others.
Sunnyside social roundup lists visits and gatherings among local families including Halseys Omels Omels Brandl Theis and Block households. Several trips to Scottsbluff Long Beach and Omaha noted with church and club events such as Farmers Union meeting and Clever Circle New Years watch party at Sunny Side schoolhouse.
The McFadden family sincerely thanks all who showed kindness during our recent bereavement in the loss of our mother. Your sympathy and support are deeply appreciated.
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