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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
3
The Omaha World Herald discusses how a new prohibition ruling may target commercial sellers or home brewers, warning of wider effects. It questions enforcement, predicts bootlegger demand, and notes how everyday items could be misinterpreted by merchants. The piece also contemplates future industry shifts and aviation’s rising profile.
A historical piece contrasts driver ants with other jungle beasts, noting their sun aversion and defense behaviors. It describes soldier ants forming living tube structures and workers building earth cement tunnels to move safely, while the ants are reportedly blind and capable of rapid, organized movement. The second part lists many social calls and visits among Kimball residents and families over a period.
A St Louis Globe-Democrat survey highlights Detroit as a motor industry stronghold in 1929. It cites 320000 industrial workers, 5.75 billion dollars in wages, and motor payrolls of 360 million. Two thirds of Detroit’s economic base stems from motors, with high per capita value and major export share. Nonmotor sectors employ 110000 with 175 million payrolls and one billion in product value. The city contributes heavily to rubber, glass, steel, and emerging electrical and chemical sectors.
A fragment from Harper's Magazine recounts a rural Virginia tale on teething infants. Elders joke that gums may be treated with rabbit brain or hog bone lore, claiming such cures ensure teeth erupt and ward off further trouble. The scene blends dialect, superstition, and humor through a veteran storyteller.
Mr and Mrs J W Bertramson visited Sunday evening at the Jack Richards home. Mrs V A Nelson and family were present.
Mr and Mrs R R Berry and Clifton dined at L T Johnson in Dal ton on Sunday. Irvin Campbell spoke of a fishing trip with a good catch. Nolte visited J O Lobb on Monday. Farmers prepare to plant corn as V C Ankeny sells barley for Charles Jobe. Hamry Notta family and Joe Reners groups attended a Sidney show. Jensen and Marjorie called on Grace Aidmesith and Mrs Schmidt. Social events and teas are noted for May 9 with plans at the Earl Young home.
Product advertisement describes a medium can and two tall cans for Unexcelled use in cakes candies sauces and coffee and for whipping cream. Mentions 8 ez jar Pint jar and 16 oz jar packaging in a fragmented catalog style.
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