Spanking Laws Spark Cross-Border Moral Debate
A writer condemns a Canadian court ruling upholding a husband’s right to spank his wife for forgetting breakfast. He contrasts it with American values, warns of child witnesses, and argues such brutality degrades civilization and human dignity. He cites Canada as a disillusioning example within the British Empire and warns against endorsing violence in any society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ontario
Dominion
British Empire
Hull platitude cited amid Japan China conflict debate
A columnist questions Secretary Hull’s remark that an armed clash between Japan and China would hurt peace and progress. The piece argues the statement may reveal Hull’s true leadership while noting Japan and China resume fighting as US stance appears distant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Hull
Belligients
Washington
M. Hull
Cordell Hall
U. S
America
Peiping
Citizenship and Loyalty to Founding Ideals
The text states the commitment to citizenship and the determination to remain loyal to the nation’s ideals, highlighting civic duty and adherence to constitutional principles.
War and world unity amid rising tensions
The passage argues that the modern world is a single unit and a future war could involve all nations. It notes potential consequences for Japan’s aggression and references Mr. Hull’s important assurances as a caution against heedlessness.
A Wayward Column From A Long Ago Local Page
A humorous дисcussion of political lineages and tall tales about settlers and campaign speakers. The writer jests about candidates born in sod houses or logs cabins while recounting quirks from a small town, including barbed quips about farmers, city officials, the press, and a circus backdrop.
Local Social Notes From Sidney and Surrounding Areas
Sunday greetings and small town happenings as residents visit relatives shop for groceries and attend meetings. Farmers battle grasshoppers while others travel for tractor repairs, lamb shipments head to Denver and cattle go to Omaha. Social calls, dinners, and new job demos fill the week.
Local Social Roundup in Sidney and Sunol
Mrs Ben Wadd and Mrs Paul Booth with children motored to Sidney Saturday afternoon for shopping. Numerous visits and calls filled the weekend, including Cronk family, Misegadis from Denver, and Hoagland brothers. Shippings by Story and Englert. many local residents hosted or visited relatives, dined, picnicked, or called at friends’ homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Martin
Lisco
Sidney
George Booth
A. A Fenske and Son
Denver
Tom Allington
Ben Vacik
Dale Clark
Loomis Booth
Chappell
Hazel Cronk
Loyal Lindley
Mr. McCandless
Western Public Service
Suno
Kelly
Clifford Killgore
Viola
Ollie Killgore
Robert Quinn
Paul
Bert Allington
Anna Jorgensen
Childers Home
Ben Wadd
Paul Booth
G. H. Cronk
Cronk
Leslie
Wayne Craig
Edwin Misegadis
Lorelle Craig
Kucera
N. E. Hoagland
Millard Story
A. J. Englert
Sundl
Hoagland
Chester
Donald
W. W. Craig
Richard Franss
Sunol
Earl Johnson
Henry Stevens
George Dannerman
M. M Pavlat
Emil Bluhm
Rex Willis
Jim Vacik
Antelope by Mrs Francis Willoughby
Emil Karel spent Sunday evening at the home of Mrs W A Nelson. Mr and Mrs Allen Nelson and Danny spent Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs George Whitey. Mr and Mrs Ward Johnson and boys and Mr and Mrs Glen Johnson and twins visited the homes of J W Bertramson and L K Nelson Rima Vesey of Council Bluffs is spending a few days at the George
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgett
Dwaine Peetz
V . Nelson
Dave Butlers
Prof Weldon
Mother
Lincoln
Jim Bertremson
Howard Madden
George Whitney
Winda Herboldsheimer
Amy
Ann
Joyce Larsen
John Rasmussem
Alice
Phyllis Hruza
Ed Nelson
Christy
Rodney
Carl Larsen
Bob Hilton
Long Beach
Will Brothers
Jim Bertramson
Emil Karel
W. A. Nelson
Allen Nelson
Danny
George Whitey
Ward Johnson
Glen Johnson
J. W. Bertramson
L K. Nelson
Rima
Vesey
Council Bluffs
George
Saturday Prices on Better Foods Describe O. P. S. Policy
A brief note lists price cut foods under the banner Better foods at cut prices and explains that the O. P. S. policy started cut stores and will continue daily all year. It highlights Saturday prices on select items and assesses quality.
Market Quotations Summary for Livestock and Produce
Wheat 1.07 per bushel, corn 110, oats 45, barley 51. Hen prices start at 4 pounds and up No. 1, 10, No. 26 under 4 pounds No. 7, No. 24. Leghorn hens No. 16, No. 23, stags 5. Leghorn broilers 12, colored springs 15, old roosters colored No. 1 5, No. 2 2. Leghorn roosters 4. Butterfat 27, eggs No. 1 14.
Potter man buys McCormick binder and notes aging scholars
Mr Willis Farr of Potter purchases a 10 foot No 4 McCormick Deering Tractor Binder this week. The piece mentions aging scholars learning languages late in life and humor about kitchen costs. The Harvester Company emphasizes stocking parts and service quality. Ben Johnson and others began studies late in life, suggesting middle age offers hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Farr
Potter
McCormick- Deering
Socrates
Cato
Plutarch
Chaucer
Ben Johnson
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Willy
Mr. Hull
Everage
Brad
Breternitz Baking Company
Ilinois St. Agid
Lowe
Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Club
Omaha
Ing Passes
Phillippine Island
Mussolini
London
Berlin
Il Duce
Italy
New York
Joe DiMaggio
Dionne
Issu
Gerald Johnson
Wear- Ever Aluminum Co
J. B. Ruttner
Lavern
Irma
Cressie Nelson
Myrel Stewart
Mrs. Francis Willoughby
Bisquick
Kellogg
Skaggs
W. P Ackerman
Union Loan and Savings Association
Home Savings Nd Loan Association
Lincoln Loan Company
McCormick
Ray Babcock
Sidney, Nebraska
Editorial
Harvester Company
Ray Knapp
McCormick-Deering
Wm. Schuler
Dalton Pur
Scoop
Babcock Implement Co
12Th Avenue
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