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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1922

Page

10

Nebraska News in Brief From Across the State

A roundup of short items reports on Grand Island sewer work and county agricultural notes. Omaha Chamber of Commerce lists 150 women as members and strawberry markets expand near Fremont. Golf events, meat packing, and legal notices appear with local incidents including a $100 fine for a robin murder and fire damage at North Platte depot.

Grand’ Taland Omaha Chamber of Commerce H. Tit. Hansen Fremont Trana-Mississippi Golf Association Omaha Ouialat Ira Welle Alvo George Smith Shelton Blair Norfolk Chicago Union ‘Pacific North Platte Superior Mercury Plattsmouth Elks Band Fort Snelling Minn Areifty University of Nebraska Creightons University Dorothy Griffin Nebraska A. E Anderson Wheat Belt A. F E. Anderson Nebraska Agriculture Statistician Custer County L. R. Frisbee State Agricultural College Washington County Anna Kearre Hastings State Federal Employment Bureau Becker Lincoln Pickerell Strattoe Small Grove McCann Falls City

Old Man Elliott Defies the Wicked Old-Young Stereotype

The New York Evening Post portrays Harvard president emeritus Charles W Elliott at eighty eight as an active, progressive figure. His long tenure at Harvard and continued public engagement challenge the notion that old men hinder civilization.

Charles W. Elliott Harvard Cambridge Charles W Elliott Lytton Strachey New York Evening "Post

Not Always Ruinous at U S Grain Growers Convention

The U S Grain Growers convention in Chicago ended in a row amid disputes over control. The text argues midstream that internal quarrels do not ruin the cooperative movement and hopes sober second thought from leaders will restore harmony.

U. S Chicago Gustafson Train Growers Association

All in the Discard Big Detective on Suburban Express

A weary detective in a smoker aboard a suburban express returns from a long day. A New Jersey bound car arrives with a robbery inside a job and a new chauffeur plus a French maid. The detective naps, awakens to an argument behind him about a diamond and what to do next.

Suburban Express New Jersey

Diamond Discard Plan Sparks Bluff in Card Room

A tense scene unfolds as a big detective confronts four men over a diamond. One player reveals a plan to discard the gem on a spade, exposing a high stakes deception in the poker room. The detective studies entrances and exits, preparing for a quick capture.

Headquarters

Inappropriate Principles In Morality Debate

A quoted passage argues against rigid old rules in a world of rapid change. It contends modern knowledge undermines past morals, labeling much of morality as disreputable in origin and aim. The text likens humanity’s search for meaning to walking with burdensome scruples, citing Bunyan and Tagore to illustrate cautious ethics.

Bunyan Tagore James Harvey Robinson

Tanlac Restores Health Says Bassett's Pharmacy

Overworked tired men and women discover renewed strength with Tanlac, as Bassett's Pharmacy endorses the remedy.

Tanlac Bassett’s

Spring Thoughts on Lunch Counters and Shifts in Social Roles

The Portland Oregonian notes spring brings changes in display and consumer habits. It observes lunch counters evolving from male dominated spaces to female and girl patronage as American feminism influences daily life and social seating patterns.

Portland Oregonian

Nebraska Pageant Coronada in Quivera

Ak-Sar-Ben in Omaha plans a fall pageant titled Coronada to dramatize Coronado and his Spanish expedition into the land now Nebraska. Historians note Coronado reached Quivira through Indian tales of a wealthy realm and sought gold for King Philip II of Spain.

Quivera Omaha Coronado Nebraska Philip of Spain

Ak-Sar-Ben sponsors Nebraska history pageant

A Nebraska pageant sponsored by Ak-Sar-Ben aims to revive early territorial history. The text notes the expedition to Quivera yielded no riches, only barren villages, marking it as perhaps the first authentic Nebraska history. The sponsor hopes to engage state youth and gain broad public approval.

Quivera Nebraska Territory Ak-Sar-Ben Ak-Sar- Ben Great Middle West

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