Editorial on England Opium Trade and Archbishops Voice
The writer condemns England for smuggling opium into China and questions the Archbishop of Canterbury's silence amid a moral crisis. He contrasts royal conduct and religious leadership, urging a clear stance and possible revival, while noting American reflections and ongoing debates on ethics and national traditions. The piece closes with Sidney Chamber of Commerce 1936 activity and accomplishments.
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Europe
China
England
Earth
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Church of England
Great Britain
Duke’ of Windsor
Edward VIII
Edward
Sidney group reports year end finances and progress
The secretary notes 1936 activities yielded broad officer cooperation and helpful work. Despite a $780 income, the organization ends with cash to cover all outstanding bills, paid within the week, and urges full community support for regional life and prosperity.
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Sidney Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Johnson
Sidney
Bhoth
J. W
Johnson
What Other Editors Are Thinking
From the Pacific coast comes two of the century’s most ghastly crimes the Parker girl kidnapping and a ten year old boy abducted for 28000 dollars whose body was found in the snow. The piece argues such brutal acts test civilization and expose how crime flourishes when memory fades and law enforcement struggles to keep pace.
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Pacific Coast
Parker
Washington
America
The Love Down The Love Down
A collage of witty musings on double features traffic lights and political quirks references a Kansas City ward voting anomaly and debates on war debts and weather with social club notices and local lodge installations wrapping the column in a slice of midcentury life. Names and places like Sidney, Fin land, and the LePlaisir club appear alongside community events and civic chatter.
Better Beet Price Forecast For 1937 In Nebraska
Sugar beet growers in western Nebraska are projected to receive 7.55 per ten for their 1937 product under a proposed government grower drawn contract. The plan, supported by Nebraska Non-Stock Cooperative Beet Growers Association, would allocate 60 percent to growers and 40 percent to the processor, with Great Western Sugar Company as the basis for payment, shaping a campaign against child labor and urging better wages and living conditions for beet laborers.
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Nebraska
Cooperative Beet Growers
Association
Arte
Great Western ‘Sugar Company
Stad
Proosal
Keystone Party Society Notes
The Keystone class of the Methodist Sunday school held a monthly social in the basement Tuesday evening featuring a 6 30 covered dish supper and an amusement program. Mrs David Elis and Mrs Barton Taylor hosted in the kitchen while Mr Frank Boyle and Mrs Gus Hellbush directed the program.
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Keystone
Methodist Sunday School
David Elis
Barton Taylor
Frank Boyle
Gus Hellbush
Local Social Notes From Townspeople
Eagle by Elda Hume reports Mr and Mrs Guy Thompson of Denver visiting the William Florke home on Wednesday. The Ingwerson families and Mrs Paul Ingwerson with daughter visited the C G Hume home. Art and Pauline Ostermeier spent Monday evening in Sidney. Rev and Mrs Vincent Beebe of Lodge Pole were supper guests at the John Hume home Thursday. Some residents shopped in Sidney on Saturday. Warley Garretts called on Ben Jurgens Saturday. Donald Hume returned Friday after two weeks with the Garhart Thurow home at Kearney. Anna Hume spent Saturday with Mrs Otto Rahe.
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Bridge Lunelicen
A. D. Greenlee
LePlaisir Club
Union Pacific
Greenlee
B. C. Grabill
Les Huit Fielles Club
Evelyn Doran
Muriel Riggs
Catherine Jones
Lavern Thomas
Doran
Marget Maher
Nice
Guy Thompson
Denver
William Florke
Barbara Ingwerson
A. E. Ingwerson
Paul Ingwerson
C. G. Hume
Art
Pauline Ostermeier
Sidney
Vincent Beebe
Lodge Pole
John Hume
Warley Garretts
Ben Jurgens
Donald Hume
Garhart Thurow
Kearney
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Emma Rhea
Anna Kinston
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