Sidney urged to back Chandler flour mill plan in Sidney
The piece urges Cheyenne county residents to subscribe 20000 to fund a 100000 capital flour mill in Sidney, proposed by F A Chandler who would move a 500 barrel mill from Montevideo Minnesota. It argues the project could profit farmers via better wheat prices and freight splits, if Chandler proves funding, management and modern machinery are solid. It ends urging local advertising to attract wider capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
F. A. Chandler
Montevide
Minn
Cheyenne County
Chandler
Lexington
Cozad
Omaha
Grand Island
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Mr. Chandler
Columbus
America
United States
Sorensen argues buyer guilt in liquor trade at Albion
Attorney General Sorensen told an Albion audience that the buyer of intoxicating liquor is equally guilty with the seller. He noted that prohibition aims to curb consumption but the 18th amendment and Volstead act do not mention the consumer, a point he framed as opinion rather than fact while acknowledging existing laws’ silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Sorensen
Albion
Braska
Agent Provocateur
Terefore
Prohibition discourse on consumer duty and press freedom
The piece argues prohibition makes the consumer innocent yet dependent on protections against liquor, while bootlegging thrives on demand. It warns government actions risk expanding crime via conspiracies and stresses that press scrutiny and disclosure would check powerful interests and defend independent journalism against corruption.
Trade Commission Hearing Probes Boston Papers Purchase
The Federal Trade Commission called four witnesses for next Tuesday’s hearing on the International Paper Company subsidiary’s reported purchase of the Boston Herald and Boston Traveler. Witnesses include former publisher Robert L. O’Brien and James Garfield, secretary of the publishing company, along with Hulbert and Macomber of the purchasing interests. Senator Norris of Nebraska prompted the inquiry, which the commission says addresses a major subject of public interest. The decision signals a strong stance against potential risks to press freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Federal Trade Commission
International Paper Company
Power Company
Boston Herald
Boston Traveler
Robert L. O'Brien
James Garfield
Messrs. Hulbert and
Macomber
Norris
Nebraska
Power Trust
Sunny Side Social Notes From Sidney Is A Busy Week
John Omel presided as a Sidney caller. Mrs. Wassum traveled east to visit her ill daughter Mrs. Pierce. Theis siblings visited Omel. Walter Hernbloom, Walter Wassum, and Schmale households hosted and shopped. Merits include multiple calls at Walter Wassum and Walter Hernbloom homes, dinners at the Linde and Schmale residences, and several Sidney shoppers. Art and Charles Rathbun departed for Wyoming with tractors. Weather caused several absences from school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Omel
Sidney
W. W. Wassum
Pierce
Morris Hernbloom
Walter Hernbloom
Schmale
Mrs. Halsey and Son
Walter Wassum
Oscar Olson
Russe
Dale Huffaker
Ethel
Lester Theis
Omel
Virgil
Marion Wolfe
Virgil, Co
Kenneth
H. G. Linde
Peetz
Will Thurow
L. K. Omel
Mrs Omel
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Guy V. Doran
Tenth Avenue
Evory
Scheiel
Boston
the Trade Commission Acts
Kretz Radio & Ignition
Kretz Radio & Ignition Co
Jean of Arc
Pillsbury
Prunes
Santa Clara
Graham Crackers— Merchant’s Supreme
Louisiana
California
Beckmann Motor Co., Inc
Sidney, Nebraska
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