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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1929
Page
2
A garbled passage describes a hen’s predatory habits, wings, and toes in a dooryard. It hints at an impractical plan and evokes garden growers’ amused applause for strange poultry behavior, ending with a curious reference to a hen staying in her own yard.
An editorial urges Sidney and Cheyenne county to secure a large flour mill to capitalize on Nebraska’s milling wheat, reduce dependence on imports, boost local income, and spur regional prosperity. It argues favorable freight rates and shipping reach, urging the Chamber of Commerce to allocate effort and funds to attract a major milling company.
Opinion piece defending Judge J N Tewell amid reports about a note compromise with the Guaranty Fund commission during the American bank’s operation as a going concern. Argues the compromise preserved the bank and reflected cash needs, not dishonesty, noting similar actions with many others and dismissing criticism of the officials.
The text argues there was no abuse of office tied to the act regarding the American Bank, noting the bank was solvent and not in receivership at that time. It states the public, familiar with Judge Tewell and the bank’s liquidation conditions, rejects sensationalist implications of scandal.
A Philadelphia Bulletin column extols compromise as a path to calm and good will, citing a cashier’s dilemma and a clergyman’s marriage counsel. It also notes an Omaha tale predicting a wingless hen, arguing wings hinder feeding and egg production, with wingless hens offering easier poultry farming.
Western Securities Co offers farm loans at favorable terms and current interest rates. They advertise 5 14 percent and 6 percent money for choice loans plus a reasonable commission. Contact C. W. Smith Roche Ridge resident manager Sidney Nebraska by phone 35.
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