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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1929
Page
3
The piece extols loyalty as essential to good citizenship and personal success. It defines loyalty to home, employer, country, and community as courage to stand by others and endure sacrifice. It urges unwavering support for one’s place, employer, and nation to keep a valuable social fabric intact.
Farm storage of grain is endorsed to prevent market gluts and car shortages, enable protein based pricing, and reduce weather losses. With fluctuating yields and low current protein premiums, experts note testing labs and on farm facilities would help Nebraskan growers receive full protein premiums.
Topics of Today discusses Yale divinity professor Douglas G MacIntosh delaying naturalization oath, asserting a right to refuse bearing arms if war is unjust. He would fight if war is just, while noting most American males face conscription when of military age.
Essay argues Prof Macintosh rightly denied naturalization with the privilege of bearing arms only in a morally sound war. If such a right were universal, conscription could fail. The piece questions whether citizens should be free from bearing arms in time of war based on personal views, and warns against coercing states or defying constitutional authority.
Dr. Clarence True Wilson, a member of the Methodist board of temperance prohibition and public morals, expresses views on guidance and conduct. The remarks touch on social reform, religious influence, and public policy debates in the era.
The Kansas City Star notes a national clothing designers' decree that a well dressed man should wear suspenders rather than a belt. The piece defends individual body shape and lampoons belts on older men while acknowledging youth will ignore the rule.
Miss Meta Faye Black arrives in Potter to visit relatives. A tour bus collision near the town injures one child. two boys escape. Local families travel for vacations, weddings rumored in Holyoke, Colo. and James Henry Fricke possibly wed. Fire department fights a blaze at the Baker home. Community members attend Harmony lodge in Dalton. Updates on residents returning from trips, new Ford car purchase, and local health treatments. Edward Eaton, 50, of Kimball, dies in a car turn mishap near Leslie Weikhorst. Families vacationing in Pine Bluffs, Scottsbluff, Denver, and the Colorado mountains.
Miss Jean Jewett hosted guests at a slumber party in the Persinger yard with a waffle breakfast by Mrs Persinger. Mrs A B Persinger led a double foursome bridge honoring daughter-in-law Mrs George S Jewett as prizes went to Mrs L R Barlow and Miss Ruby Bates. .86 inch of rain fell Sunday night easing dry spell. some hail reported northeast of town with no major damage.
A public notice states that the signatory will not be responsible for debts contracted by J W Kennon, acting on behalf of his father J A Kennon. The wording indicates a separation of liability related to the youth or dependent. The document serves as a precaution to creditors regarding future charges.
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