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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1938
Page
3
Editorial surveys that recovery hinges on what the president will do next. Editors dispute the cause, but a common thread points to fear and uncertainty. The piece argues the real obstacle lies in selfishness shaping distribution and policy, urging tempered expectations and cooperation between government and business.
The piece assesses Hitler and Mussolini as men of destiny whose rise reshapes global politics. It notes their appeal to millions and the danger they pose, attributing their power to ambition, cynicism, and the political climate that rewards ruthless cunning.
The author laments politicians clinging to old methods while real progress occurs in science and life. They urge humanitarian ideals, interdependence, and family unity, predicting dictatorship will fail and democracy prevail. Hitler and Mussolini are denounced as doomed to obsolescence, with failure awaiting imitators.
A compact collection of courting quips and social witticisms. The pieces satirize doctors, bosses, love, money, luck, and small town life with humorous aphorisms and observations.
Striking sailors and their teacher Mrs. Robert Anderson enjoyed a weiner roast at the old Rock House Monday evening. Belly Lee Munson spent Monday night with Marjorie Kastens.
A sequence of social calls and family visits is reported. John Kurz and family hosted a few days with her son. Frank Kurz and family were dinner guests at the John Kurz home. Al Koester celebrates a new son, Dean Alfred, born at Taylor hospital. Various neighbors including Horace Owens, Billy Anderson, Victor Henderson, Patrick Seidel, Robert Kurz, John Owens, and Joe Green appear in visits and shopper trips to Sidney.
Carl Kurz Freda Kurz Eleon Cades Ellen Cades and Jean Cades attended a dance at Lorenzo on Saturday night.
Market quotations list prices for hens at 41 percent up to No 1 grade 15c and under 414 pounds 12c. Leghorn hens No 1 9c. Cocks colored 5c Leghorn 4c. Colored springs 18c Leghorn springs 15c. Alt No 2 poultry Se Jess Butterfat 23c. Eggs 15c.
Telegraph wantads list Dr. Leo J. Thomas as chiropractor and naturopath at Osborn Building offering health services.
Goodview residents visit relatives and attend gatherings across the week. Mr A C Adams of York spent time with Claude Adams in Julesburg then returned home. Mrs Roy Bond travels to Silverton Oregon for her mother’s funeral as neighbors send sympathy.
Miss Clara Mchatt spent the weekend with her sister and family in Lorenzo. Several local residents visited, including the Curtises, Chambers, Walkers, Kurz family, and others, with illness mentioned for Mrs Chambers and several absences from school.
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