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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1932

Page

2

Hyde critique of Secretary Hyde mars farmers meeting in Lincoln

Topics of Today from the Omaha World Herald reports former Missouri Governor Arthur M. Hyde now secretary of agriculture touring Lincoln to rally farmers and farm wives. The piece accuses Hyde of devious logic, arguing tariffs help manufacturers while farmers gain little, and cites aluminum tariffs and war contracts to illustrate perceived hypocrisy. Hyden’s burden is to persuade farmers to trust Hoover policies amid low crop prices and tariff disputes.

Omaha World Herald Arthur M. Hyde Missouri Hoover Ashington Lincoln Organized Agriculture Hyde United States Federal Farm Board Samuel Roy McKelvie Nebraska Mellon Aluminum Trust

The Unheroic Gunman Revealed in Des Moines Tribune

The Des Moines Tribune reports a New York gunman who blondes his hair and plucks his eyebrows, challenging the idea that gunmen are heroic. The piece mocks hero worship and portrays the Broadway criminal as cowardly and petty.

New York Broadway

Governor Bryan decries Lincoln bank robbery pardon

The Lincoln bank robbery case ends with Gus Winkler returning $680,000 in stolen bonds and gaining freedom. Governor Bryan denounces the deal as a humiliating betrayal of public justice, noting bankers profited little while criminals walk free. The piece links this to a broader pattern where underworld-backed recoveries undermine penalties and encourage more theft.

St. Louis Post Dispatch Lincon Gus Winkler Winkler Bryan St. Louis Mexico City

Mass Entertainment Critique Shelters From Jazz Era Pace

A Minneapolis Journal column rails at modern mass culture favoring sex laden films and radio folly. It highlights high taxes, corporate ownership, and dull entertainment while noting price drops in peppers and eggplant and joking about a 1932 campaign poster for Hoover and Cheaper Eggplant.

Minneapolis Journal

America Not in Pullmans Judge

An essay argues that true American sentiment lies outside Pullman cars and elite travel. The writer urges exploring ordinary citizens from smokers to farmers, bankers to teachers, noting the nation’s real mood resides in hardship and everyday travel, not luxury carriage.

A New Hoover Slogan

The tariff commission acts amid tariff wars as it raises rates on two goods and cuts five others to adjust the Smoot-Hawley bill. The piece argues such moves reveal the law’s sensitivity to trifles and uses green peas as an example of the approach.

Tariff Commission

Lodge Pole and Area Social and Sports Roundup

Mrs. George Sine and G. W. Sine with daughter visit Sidney. Ladies Aid met at H. A. Lindley home with W. H. Goettsche assisting. Alonzo Miller and F. D. Barlow hosted by Earl House in Holyoke, Miller refereeing Holyoke Haxtun game. Lewellen-Lodge Pole basketball win over local team. Goodview beats second team. Englert hall dance features Wise Night Owls. Hazel Lindley visits from Sidney. several families visited relatives. Pavlat and Englert families ill and traveling. Local diversions and visits continue through Sunday.

George Sine G. W. Sine William Munson Sidney Ladies Aid H. A. Lindley W. H. Goettsche Alonzo Miller F. D. Barlow Earl House Holyoke Colo Miller North Divide Charles Munson Harold Rowan Broken Bow B. J. Bates Frank Englert Joyce

Local Sidney People and Visits Note Tuesday Activity

Frank Hansen of Sidney called on his parents Mr and Mrs H P Hansen Tuesday. Mrs Carrie Bowser visited her brother Walter Rhine Tuesday afternoon at the Taylor hospital at Sidney. Mr and Mrs John Franss Sr Mrs O R Humphrey and son Frederick and Mrs Carrie Bowser were Sidney business Tuesday afternoon. W K Triplett and G W Line shipped a car load of hogs to Los Angeles Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Arnold Thurow and two daughters spent Saturday and Monday with the Bert Weigers family.

Frank Hansen Sidney H. P. Hansen Carrie Bowser Walter Rhine Taylor Hospital John Franss O. R. Humphrey Frederick W. K. Triplett G. W. Line Los Angeles Arnold Thurow Bert Weigers

North Potter Social Notes and Gatherings

North Potter report lists visits among residents Emil Tank family at C C Crowell and Arthur Harms, with Mrs Tank and daughters also at Neal Tank home. Local illness includes Mrs Joe Musil rheumatism and others on sick list. Social events include Happy Neighbors card club at Ray Weikhorst with pinochle, prizes to Mrs Homer Light and George Ransom, lunch served. Chicken dinner fundraiser at M E church 5 to 7 pm on Jan 16.

Emil Tank C. C Spencer Fred Elmquist Joe Sigmund Sidney Willamine Clifford Johnson Dorothy Ralph Anderson Happy Neighbors Ray Weikhorst Homer Light Ed Weikhorst George Ransom Will Mangels Fred Enevoldsen Ferd Weikhorst Catherine Herbert Johnson Joe Nelson Edgar Anderson Arthur Harms A. B. Rapp Sam Wickstrom

Pleasant View Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs J E Morrow hosts and visits dot Pleasant View. Guests include Art Schubarth family and Art Mueller at Schuessler home, Frank Mueller family at Hilpert home, Mildred Witters weekend stay, and several calls to Mathewson and Morrow homes. Travel to Potter and Sidney noted.

Art Schubarth Anton Steffens Art Mueller Art Schuessler Frank Mueller Ben Hilpert J. B. Morrow W.D. Mathewson Walter Potter Dean Mueller Sidney Mildred Witters W. D. Mathewson

Kruschen Salts Claim Big Weight Loss in Four Weeks

Mrs Mae West of St Louis says she dropped from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. She reports more energy and no irritability. The ad promotes a daily half teaspoon in hot water with a money back guarantee at Western Drug Co.

Mae West St. Louis Kruschen Western Drug Co

Local notices list names and weekend errands

Mrs J E Morrow called on Mrs urday. Ben Hilpert Tuesday morning. W D Mathewson motored to Pat Mr and Mrs Joe Gerler and ter Saturday morning. Dan Heimer daughter were Sidney shoppers Sat and J E Morrow accompanied him

Vern Pearson J. E. Morrow Willard Wills Ben Hilpert Frank Mueller Otto Bergt Eunice Sidney Dan Heimer W. D. Mathewson Urday Joe Gerler Ter

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