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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1931
Page
6
Local residents attended oyster suppers and dinners at homes of Fleming, Meier, and other families. Elections officers were seated for the year with Elmer Fulton as president and a program committee led by Mrs. Floyd Fleming. Hog shipments to Denver and community visits linked a busy holiday period with social gatherings and notes on illness and hospital care.
East Huntsman Mr and Mrs George Nieman and family visited at the Claus Engelland home Saturday evening Louis Miller returned to Lincoln Saturday morning Helen and Elsie Nieman attended a watch party at the Rev W F Petters home Wednesday night Margaret Miller played with Ema Engelland Thursday Mr and Mrs Fred Flicker and son and Mr and Mrs Alvin Andrew Sidney spent New Year s day at the Claus Engelland home Helen Niemann spent from Wed Seiad until Saturday with Gerald ine Edwards of Sidney Margaret Miller was a guest of Nieman from Thursday until Friday John Sorge hauled some cattle to Denver for George Nieman Sunday.
Mr and Mrs H E Bonser spent time at the T A Bonser home and hosted guests including E N Roth and the George Bonser family. Local residents like Miss Lucile Bonser, James Vacik, and Mildred Wesley are noted with friends and shopping in Crook and Sterling. Ernest Bonser hosted an 18th birthday supper for Bernard, with several visitors attending.
Governor Arthur J Weaver presents a two year budget to the Nebraska Legislature calling for total state expenditures of 42.54 million with property tax support of 29.83 million and non property tax funds covering 12.70 million. He argues the plan reduces reliance on property taxes while shifting emphasis to federal aid fees and gasoline taxes and urges reform of appropriation rules to prevent log rolling and ensure transparency. The message notes capitol funding and specific department cuts including reductions in university and state normal school building requests, with no cut to the supreme court budget.
Governing officials slash appropriations for universities normal schools and related institutions. Key reductions affect university maintenance and new buildings while preserving limited funding for dormitories nurses homes and heated facilities. Several college requests including Kearney Peru and agricultural campus expansions are scaled back or deferred pending improved conditions.
An excerpt from Howe's Monthly argues truth is what we deny across religion literature art love politics and history, claiming denial forms the core of reality and knowledge.
A historical note explains hearing ranges in ordinary spoken voice and whispers. It states that clear hearing occurs about 30 feet away in normal speech and a whisper can be detected about 15 feet from the speaker under average conditions.
The piece muses that society would improve if it chose food fillings with the same care used to select engine fuel for cars, urging thoughtful selection of what nourishes the body.
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