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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1931
Page
3
Topics of Today argues the six million unemployed figure from the Commerce report is deeply troubling yet not a cause for despair. It praises ameliorative efforts, cites history of recovery, and predicts future full employment and growing industry based on past cycles and rising demand.
American farmers share woes with European growers as Prague hosts a June 5 to 8 congress of 92 associations from 27 countries to discuss coordinating production and balancing supply with demand. The U S call for scientists and agriculturists to join in Europe reflects hopes for policy aid while farmers at home fear reduced income if they curb output.
Bill Maupin, a Nebraska booster, appeared at a chamber of commerce luncheon Monday. He radiated sunshine and spirit, spoke about Nebraska pride, and emphasized his stay within state boundaries while praising the state’s virtues.
A Nebraska speaker praised the state as the only fair condition in the nation and urged a forward look. He urged removing dog caution signs for a welcoming mat, urging promotion of Nebraska welfare and state pride. The speaker, Bill, is connected with the Omaha World Herald as a field man advocating for common good.
The Baltimore Evening Sun reports that for the fiscal year end last Saturday the U S government collected 125 447 156 less in customs receipts 85 537 574 less in income tax and 183 602 469 less in ordinary receipts than the prior year The result is a total spending increase of 209 252 846 over the similar period last year.
Charles Gardner of Sidney hosted a Sunol call Friday while Mrs. Stimka and others visited friends in Sunol and Lodge Pole. The bulletin lists numerous local visits shopping trips and social calls including Welby Bauer at Booth ranch, the Sund Womans club gathering, and travels to Sterling Broadwater and Lodge Pole. Local families such as the Barlows Bahr Goods Allington Fenske and Lucas households are mentioned with multiple weekend and weekday activities.
Well visited at the Amelia Lindley home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Henry Paviat and family spent Saturday evening at the Bert Allington home. A J Englert shipped hogs Saturday evening. Auta Bahr went to Chadron Sunday where she has employment in a hospital. The ladies of the Presbyterian Circle will hold a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday March 27 and 28 in the basement of the new Doran building. Bake Sale Saturday March 28 starting at 11 o clock.
Mr and Mrs Fred Siemers and children with Mr and Mrs Harry Sparks and son Jask spent Wednesday evening with Fred Kettler. Dorothy Lipke stayed with Esther Glantz. John Glantz and family moved near Gurley. Agnes Dwyer and District 77 pupils hosted a party for Clara and Leroy Glantz and Florence Seimers birthday. The Glantz family departs district. many visiting friends shared news and condolences following a relative's funeral.
A. J. Hamilton home in Sidney was the scene of activity Tuesday afternoon as details remained sparse in the brief item. Local residents noted the address and timing but official statements were not provided.
Several pupils were absent from school this week due to illness. Local residents and visitors frequent the Lodge Pole area with rallies at the Buss and Folkerts households. Farm labor shifts continue as Johan Folkerts oversees the road, James Payne and Calab Payne visit, and multiple families exchange Sunday calls and help with haying and wheat hauling. Buick and Ford cars are seen among locals, with tractors from Rumely noted and neighbors enjoying weekend visits and farm tasks.
Aerial observer notes a clear view from 6000 feet altitude extends beyond sixty miles, boosting visibility for navigation and reporting. Strong entities include aviator, altitude, and range.
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