Roosevelt address signals new deal direction and resolve
The Omaha World Herald reviews President Roosevelt’s Sunday night address as candid and steadfast. It portrays his approach as modest yet firm, aiming to rally public confidence while pursuing a new order. The piece argues the new deal seeks greater public regulation to curb capitalism’s excesses and preserve liberty.
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Omaha World, Herald
Roosevelt
Ane
Togo
Congress
United States
Fang and Claw
Return to 2 cent postage urged by Farley for local mail
Congress raised postal cards to 2 cents but use fell, prompting a return to 2 cent rates. Farley asks Congress to limit this to drop and local letters, arguing it would boost revenue by relieving losses and ease citizen costs. He expects Ways and Means to favor the plan and urges prompt action.
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Congress
James A. Farley
Ma. Farley
Committee On
Remembering July 4 1910 parade and old Sidney events
Snapshots show July 4 1910 parade figures Willie Dresser with a burro Slow But Sure at the Toggery Shop and Owl Saloon background. Other images include Bill Null in a fire helmet with refreshments, Gus Wellner as marshal with Sheriff McDaniel, Harry Bixby on a child’s go cart, Clayton Parks H P Loft Mike Kalm at a sidewalk stand, and N G Brewer’s garage. Also recalled is a Union Pacific yard frame building fire with five engines lost. The writer recalls Red McDonald lynching in 1881, a sham battle in 1877, a telegraph pole crossarm hanging, and a creek along Front Street by major hotels.
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Willie Dresser
Sam Fine
Owl Saloon
Bill Null
F.B. Tobin
Gus Wellner
Sheriff McDaniel
Harry. Bixby
Clayton Parks
H. P. Loft
Mike Kalm
N. G. Brewer
Brewer
Sidney
Union Pacific Yards
Red McDonald
McDonald
Old Court House
Third Ward
Front Street
Union Pacific
Metropolitan Hotel
LeGrand Hotel
Lodge Pole
Thoughts Of A Lady On The Daily Events
Gladys Pavlat writes a weekly feature for The Telegraph News reflecting on Mrs Pearl Buck resigning as a teacher in China and broader debates about feminism, women in public life, and societal roles. The column cites Col House in Cosmopolitan, praises women's education, and notes Amelia Earhart’s wartime service advocacy.
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Gladys Pavlat
The
Telegraph News
Cheyenne County
Pearl Buck
China
Buck
Col. House
May Cosmopolitan
Washington
House
Dora
Lucy Stone League
Miss Perkins
Amelia Earhart
Editorial Letter Marks Farm Strike Aimed At Costs
Edgar Leafdale of Dix Nebraska argues the May 13 farm strike should be judged on its aim to achieve cost of production rather than to starve cities. He says the plan should build cooperative marketing and policy changes to raise producer returns and consumer purchasing power, urging cautious hope over desperate action.
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Telegraph
World Herald
Des Moines
Farmers National Committee For Action
Edgar Leafdale
Dix
Nebr
Grand Prairie Social Roundup Tally of Visits and Greetings
Gustav Kragel helped Alfred Jorgensen with farm work after leaving Sidney Tuesday morning. Mrs. Lowell Hokom was honored at a Grand Prairie district 17 miscellaneous shower with teachers and students as guests. Guests included Mesdames Hart Rexroth Frerichs Frerichs Pidnck Johnson Jorgensen Beebe Windsheimer Bolt and Misses Rexroth Jorgensen. Andrew Johnson and Charles Smith visited Jorgensen home. Joe Lucas joined dinner at J H Get hore. Albert Johnson and family and Paul Pearson hosted Tuesday evening at L A Pearson home. Hadda Hadden called at J H Gell’s Wednesday forenoon. Mr and Mrs Frank Flessner and baby daughter were entertained at
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Gustav Kragel
Sidney
Alfred Jorgensen
Lowell Hokom
Grand Prairie School House
District 17
Mesdames Alva Hart
Ray Rexroth
Albert Frerichs
Bud Frerichs
Frank Flessner
E. Pidnck
Edme Flessner
Huntsman
Dorothy Irwin
Lucile Waddell
Waddell
Charles ‘Welton
Mr. Welton
Oif
Welton
E. J. Leonard
Will Gade
J. H. Gell
Albert Johnson
Paul Pearson
Myr
Sam Irwin
Frances Faye
Johnny Hokom
Mons. Johnson
Fayetta Flessner
James Booth
Paul Hokom
Ray Tremain
Alice
Lavern
Les Omel
Alva Hart
Sadie Irwin
Henry Schmale
Alvin Franzen
Glennabelle
Laverta Miller
Clayton Parks
Mildred Hart
Helen
Bob Rexgoth
Doris Rupert
Cecil, Forrest
Harold Tremain
Sunol
Sunny Side
Fred Irwin
J. C. Jorgensen
Henry Flessner
Mack Weaver
Charles Smith
Evelyn
Beatrice Nelson
Lawrence
John Olson
Charles Welton
W. O. Johnson
Daugthers
Leola
Frances
Henry
Dorothy Gade
August Gade
Lilie
Hazel
Fred ‘Windsheimer
Frank Fiessner
Carl Thomas
Donald
W. T. Sharman
James Irwin
W.W. Craig
Dale
Wayne
Lorrell
Byron
Mons Johnson
Pred Irwin
Art Sassaman
Jorgersen
T. W. Hubbell
Cécil
Forrest¢ Tremain
Lodge Pole
Ed ‘Miles
Moi1s Johnson
Alvin Framen
Laverta
Social round and visits around Sidney week in review
Aditions recount dinners and overnights at the Gade, Welton, Flessner, and Irwin households with guests from Sidney and nearby districts. Several teens took eighth grade exams, many families traveled to Sidney for events, and local clubs held meetings including Farmers Union with a large turnout.
Norths Potter Guests at A B Rapp Home
Norths Potter and son were visitors at the A B Rapp residence Thursday. Helen Tank aided Mrs. Edgar Anderson with house work last week. Rita Miller spent the weekend with Vivian Light. The Happy Neighbors club gathered at the Herbert Johnson home Saturday evening. Four tables of pin.
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Henry Wickstrom
A. B. Rapp
Helen Tank
Edgar Anderson
Rita Miller
Vivian Light
Happy Neighbors Club
Herbert Johnson
Smallest Wire Mesh Claims Record by Standards Bureau
The Bureau of Standards reports 400 mesh as the smallest wire mesh known to date. It uses pure bronze wire with a diameter specified as 1 purau. The note highlights the material and measurement as key details in this precision standard.
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Bureau of Standards
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