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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1928

Page

6

Republicans Adopt Planks At Kansas City Convention

The Kansas City Republican platform endorses campaign finance disclosures, a federal farm board for marketing reform, and a preserved protective tariff with possible revisions to aid American labor. It calls for multilateral peace, non-membership in the League of Nations, and strong public utility regulation while supporting collective bargaining for labor and immigration restriction. The platform also backs the merchant marine policy and maintains navy ship levels, with a note on women's notable appointments since 1912.

Republican Party Mexico Nicaragua League of Nations League United States Boulder Dam Muscle Shoals Congress Agates Qweroen Treasury

Moses of New Hampshire Pledges Aggressive Republican Campaign

Kansas City June 13 Sen Moses of New Hampshire acting permanent chairman at the Republican national convention declares the party will enter the campaign aggressively and without defense He says the party will formulate a declaration of principles and stresses accommodation to settle differences within the party Farmers protesting Hoover nomination march on the convention hall but are barred by police with clubs keeping them outside the doors Edgar D Bush leads the protesters toward the auditorium entrance before police halt them

Kansas City Moses New Hampshire Assembly Herbert Hoover Hoover Edgar D. Bush Indiana

Cattle Shipment From Wisconsin Brings 76 Head To Valley

Seventy six high grade cattle were unloaded in the Platte valley Sunday from Ladysmith Wisconsin to augment farm herds or form the basis for new dairies. Three cars carried the stock through Joy Warner. Most animals are two year olds and include two purebred bulls and 20 purebred heifers. Heifers expected to arrive in 30 to 60 days. Total high grade stock in the valley nears 900.

Platte Valley Wisconsin Ladysmith Wis Joy Warner

The Lord My Shepherd I'll Not Want Hymn History

The article traces three metrical psalm versions of Psalm 23. It highlights Baker's The King of Love My Shepherd Is, Watts' The Lord My Shepherd Is, and Rous's The Lord's My Shepherd I'll Not Want. It notes Rous's Puritan background, Westminster assembly decisions, and Scotland’s later adoption. The version entered America via Scotch and Irish immigrants and became the psalm singing standard in many churches.

Henry Williams Baker Louis F. Bennon Philadelphia Isaac Watts Francis Rous Dittisham Devonshire Eng Westminster Assembly Church of England House of Commons Rous House of Lords England Scotland America H. C. Welker

Denver Linotypers Visit Wheat Country in Plane

Louie Vick returns to Dalton by plane from Sidney after several days visiting, joined by Floyd Cox and Miss Evelyn Schueler. Cox, a Denver Post linotype operator, and Schueler, a News operator, take a vacation. Schueler planned to visit Hornick, Iowa before returning to Dalton.

Louie Vick Dalton Sidney Floyd Cox Louie Evelyn Schueler Mr. Cox Hornick Iowa Denver Post Miss Schueler

Daltonites Laud School Banquet In Sid ney

Several Cheyenne County School Officers association members attended the Sid ney banquet with wives despite stormy weather. The Dalton Delegate notes the banquet was nicely served and the meeting inspirational with many new ideas exchanged.

Cheyenne County School Officers Association Sidney Dalton

Guaranty Fund Pays Ten Banks Depositors in Nebraska

Van E. Peterson, secretary of the state guaranty fund commission, announced $417,609.04 will be paid to depositors of ten state banks operated by the commission. Payments include Securities State bank Wakefield $109,433.61 Lindsay State bank $66,518.76 Oakdale bank $33,563.14 Antelope County bank Oakdale $13,265 Vesta State bank $23,331.77 Farmers State bank Boelus $21,127.56 State bank Deweese $41,758.99 Farmers State Greenwood $45,334.31 State bank Tilden $20,222.39 Farmers and Merchants State bank Wahoo $34,053.51.

E. Peterson State Bank Guaranty Fund Commission Commission Securities State Bank of Wakefield Lindsay State Bank Lindsay Oakdale Bank Oakdale Antelope County Bank Vesta State Bank Vesta Farmers State Bank Boelus State Bank of Deweese Greenwood State Bank Tilden Farmers and Merchants State Bank Wahoo

Maple Grove Community News Highlights

Local families visited neighbors on Tuesday and Wednesday including Mr and Mrs Joe Dilly at Frank Workman s and Mr and Mrs Ed Miles at W T Sharman s. Dorcas society and a birthday party for Mrs Nels Johnson are noted along with a school boards banquet at the Methodist church.

Nels Johnson Johnson Methodist Church R. W. Johnson W. T. Sharman

Weekend Visits Across Local Homes

Spent Saturday evening at John Junkers. Mr and Mrs Donald Spiker and daughter stayed Saturday night and Sunday at Harold Spiker's. Mr and Mrs C O Hade and family dined Sunday at R W Johnson's. Frank Deaver and Emil Nightingale hosted Sunday visits. Frank Workman called in the afternoon. Harold Spiker and children visited Taylors in Huntsman Sunday evening. Siblings visited Nels Johnson Sunday afternoon. Mrs F A Johnson and baby son returned home Sunday afternoon. Nels Johnson traded in Colton Monday evening.

John Junkers Donald Spiker Harold Spiker C. O. Hade R. W. Johnson Frank Deaver Emil Nightingale S. Frank Workman Taylor's Huntsman W. T. Sharman and Sons Nels Johnson F. A. Johnson Baby Son Colton

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