Telegraph publication details and subscription rates
Established in 1873 The Telegraph is an independent weekly newspaper published at 925 Tenth Avenue in Sidney Nebraska. It serves Edery and Cheyenne County with Westen Nebraska coverage and lists subscription rates for in and outside zone one.
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Telegraph News
Nebraska seeks emergency livestock loans for seven counties
A Nebraska governor and a bipartisan delegation urge swift action to fund farm and livestock loans to save farms and homes in seven northern counties. Estimates range from a quarter to two million dollars with support from the legislature and Red Cross relief. The piece praises Governor Bryan's effort and urges quick, decisive measures to prevent ruin while preserving liberty and welfare.
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Omaha World Herald
Nebraska
Bryan
State
Red Cross
Mr Justice Holmes Leaves Supreme Court Bench
The New York Times editorial lauds Mr Justice Holmes for decades on the high court and his lasting impact on American constitutional law. It notes his nearly 50 years as a judge, the vast volume of opinions, and a philosophy that the constitution is an ongoing experiment guided by wit and cautious administration of great provisions.
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Justice Holmes
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Washington
Spring Song in Winter observed in Chicago woods
A brief Tribune note describes a cardinal’s bold January song piercing winter hush. The red bird, perched atop a white oak, signals spring while other birds forage below. The piece mingles nature’s quiet with the cardinal’s exotic magazine tone and reflects on seasonal resilience.
One-eyed machine reads and sorts millions of cards
Douglas A. Young of Westinghouse designed a high speed card reading and sorting device for large organizations. The apparatus uses a single photoelectric tube to read and place cards into 100 compartments without human handling. It resembles a miniature railroad switch terminal as it routes bills, checks, and tickets to their proper destinations.
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Science
Douglas A. Young
Westinghouse
Royal Families Broke In Bulgaria Generous King Refuses Loan
King Boris of Bulgaria declines a loan offered by Bulgarian bankers to ease the royal family’s mood and avoid overburdening taxpayers. The queen mother and queen join in the display of shared poverty as the royal family embraces austerity amid hardship.
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Toledo Blade
Boris
Bulgaria
Borke
Royal hardship humor amid royal wardrobe woes
A reader lampoons royal economy noting a princess canceling orders for Paris gowns and King George selling four horses. The writer questions why poverty should spare royalty and jokes about Queen Mary not having a new hat, suggesting shared hardship could bring happiness.
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Paris
George
Queen Mery
Wine diet for hens shocks London readers
A French agriculture professor reports experiments with 12 hens where six individuals given a small daily amount of wine laid 169 more eggs than six hens on teetotal feed. The study also notes silkworms produced better silk and lived longer when fed flour mixed with rice brandy versus mulberry leaves, with alcohol enhancing appetite digestion and bacteria control.
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London Answers
Goats and Goofballs: Brinkley’s Kansas Miracle Scheme
A Kansas village saw John R Brinkley advertise radio miracles using goat glands to restore the aged for 750 dollars per operation. He operated secretly and was halted for practicing medicine without a license. He later drew 183270 write-in votes for governor in 1930, illustrating credulity in politics and markets.
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Dayton News
Kansas
John R. Brinkley
Collier’s
Radio Commission
Brinkley
United States
Indiana
Goat Grand Statesman
County commissioners meet in regular session in South Colton
The board led by Chairman Guy Shaw approves minutes and audits numerous claims across General Poor Gasoline and other funds. Quarterly reports for County Clerk and Clerk of District Court were approved. meeting adjourned to February 2. Local notes list visits, dinners, and social events in South Colton through the week.
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Community Notes From Gurley and Nearby Helps
William Neick and Sexton Ahim were Gurley callers Tuesday. Several neighbors, including the Neicks, Gilberts, Kieselhorsts, and LeSueur family, visited, traded chores, and attended events around Gurley. Eugene Gilbert has come to stay with his brother, and many spent evenings at Wayne Gilbert and Earl Nightengale homes.
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William Neick
Sexton Ahim
Charles Neick
Wayne Gilbert
Vernon Neick
Mr. Gilbert
A. R. LeSueur
Eugene Gilbert
Eugene
Frank Rowan
Arthur
Ed Lukens
Neal Rowan
Dalton
Joan Kieselhorst
Frank
Ed Kieselhorst
Grand Island
Vernon Nelck
Wayne
Earl Nightengale
Virginia
Eugene Gilgert
Ray Miles
Arthur Sassaman
Charles Nelck
Will Nelck
Gurley
John Kieselhorst
Sidney
Bill Hendrickson
Sexton AhIlm
Carl Feldman
John Hindricks
Henry Hindrick
B. H. Landan
Bill Hindrickson
Edna Feldman
Marie Thompson
Thurma Neick
Henry Hinrichs
D. Ahlm
Carl
Bill Hindricks
Thoma Nelck
Henry
Ella Kreinbring
Henry Kieselhorst
Gothenburg
Bunker Hill Local Gossip Itinerary Snippet
Bunker Hill notes list A J Hepner of Sidney as caller at the William Rohde home and many neighbors visiting or hosting dinners and dances. Entries mention the Beyer and Sterling families, local church activities, basketball in Gurley, hog shipments to Denver, and trips by Wade Sterling to Denver.
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A. J. Hepner
Sidney
William Rohde
Henry Schmidt
Paul Meyer
Fred Beyer
Joe and
Raymond
Ivan Meyer
Wes Shinkle
Alex and
Wade Sterling
Hilbert Borcher
Ted Borcher
W. F. Peters
Mike Schwartz
Bill Meyer
Chari Overman
Charles Welton
Henry Johnson
Sami
Steriing
Lutheran Church
Charles Overman
Frank Beyer
Clarence
Gurley
Lucile
Walter Greenwalt
John Engel
Willis
Sterlings
M.L. Sterling
Wade Verling
St. Patrick's Auditorium
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