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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1933

Page

2

Thoughts Of A Lady On The Daily Events

Gladys Pavlat writes a regional column addressing women readers about looming European tensions. She notes Hitler's threats to rearm, France’s wary stance, and the Versailles Treaty fallout. The piece condemns U S Senate actions against peace efforts and urges alternatives to perpetual wars, urging coexistence for future generations.

Gladys Pavlat The Telegraph News Cheyenne County Europe MacDonald Mussolini Hitler Reichstag England France Germany Rhine United States

Relaxation in the Garden and Homesteader Echoes

A Baltimore Evening Sun column follows a man tending his garden with routine tasks from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. including pruning, weeding, and soil work, interspersed with reflections. The piece shifts to reminiscences of homesteaders in Nebraska, noting pioneer persistence, regional memories, and recalls of local baseball figures and towns.

Baltimore Evening Sun

Inflation prospects and revival could bring permanent recovery

The Kansas City Times discusses inflation as a potential boost to the economy. It notes steel output rising to 33 percent capacity, gains in prices for wheat corn and cotton, and advances in autos and electric power. it argues restoring confidence could sustain a moderate improvement toward normal operation and permanent recovery if inflation prospects prove real.

Kansas City Times

Nebraska farmers hopeful as rains aid wheat prospects

A. E. Anderson reports panhandle rainfall makes this section of Nebraska the most favored in two and a half years of drought. Winter wheat losses were heavy, but soil now favorable for a bumper spring wheat crop, signaling strong harvesting ahead.

Nebraska A. E. Anderson Panhandle

Promised Returns From Fair Nebraska Sugar Beets and Beans

The passage speaks of the Panhandle region between Ogallala and Kimball with towns like Oshkosh and Lyman. It notes farmers expect better weather and prices this year to provide adequate returns for farm toil and city industry. It highlights optimism for sugar beets and beans and the future outlook for the area.

Panhandle Nebraska Ogallala Kimball Oshkosh Lyman

Famous Last Words London News

The author contrasts famed last words with a fresh quip attributed to the late Zan gara the anarchist as he faced death. It notes Sidney Carton's sacrifice being overshadowed by the alleged statement about capitalists. The piece frames morbid curiosity about final utterances from celebrit ies and fictional figures.

Sidney Carton Zangara

Sidney’s fore most equestrienne and juvenile band memories

Remembrance of Ann Pantenberg a skilled horse lover, and a photograph of Sidney’s juvenile band at the south door of Central School. The band listed many names including Thomas Lynch director and Charl ton Bentley, with practice in the district court room of the old frame court House. Also recalling Moses P. Kinkaid, congressman 1893 to 1919, famed for the 640 acre homestead law that spurred western Nebraska colonization.

Sidney Equestrienne Ann Pantenberg Thomas Lynch Jack Null Druma Major Russell Dedrick Harry Bixby Lowell Fuller Willie Dresser Ray Clinton Alfred Bentley Charlton Bentley Goldwin Doran Elmer Wright Allen Brockway Pat Yeagle Clarence Wright Jim McDaniel Clayton Parks Hiram Harper Donald Bassett Guy Dedrick Pat Miles Moses P. Kinkaid Kinkaid Nebraska Congress

East Gurley Visits and Local Motoring Tours

East Gurley residents Thurma Nelck Sexton Ahlm and Carl Feldman visited Gurley on Wednesday. A sequence of drives to Sidney includes Earl and Vernon Nelck, William Nelck, Charles Nelck and family, and other neighbors. Social calls span Friday to Sunday with multiple households hosted at Fre r ichs, Wolcott, Feldman, and Neick homes and several cups of tea and dinners shared in Sidney.

Sexton Ahlm Carl Feldman Gurley Earl Johnson Vernon Nelck Sidney William Nelck Charles Nelck Vernon Thurma George Frerichs Herman Jurgens Dennis Dalton Bert Gibbins George Harms and Son John ‘Jurgens Ray Miles Daugthers Charles Neick Henry Kreinbring Henry Ella Harry Schumacher William Neick Mrs. Sexton Ahlm

Potter Items Reflect Potter Community Social Life

Mrs N. Miller reports on visits and travels of locals including Dorothy Harrison and Ed Harrison family in Lincoln. Community notes cover bridge events, school year ends, reforestation crews named, cattle movements, births, and upcoming games and meetings, with Potter Masonic officers elected and Sans Souci club bridge night highlights.

Dorothy Harrison Ed Harrison Baliss Weibe Lincoln John Seyfang, Jr Steele City Wyo Earl Thayer Ray Arnell D. F. Enevoldsen Bless Blair Johnson Edna Seyfang Lodge Pole Wayne Reichstein Campbell Herbert Johnson Catherine Weikhorst Cheyenne H. L. Challburg Marion Bradley Potter Fritz Rehmer Fred Johnson Bearcat Chappell William Goding Clarence Johnson Bridgeport Gene Binning Dix Tom Iverson Sidney C. A. Cords McCook Arthur Harris Standard Oil William Slama Western Nebraska Oil Company Floy Edgar Hicks Leo Osborn Ralph N. S. Miller Arthur Leafdale Junior Walker Charles Warner Paul Bundy Johnson Ranch Hackberry Kirk M. W. Osborn Dr. Thompson Mary Gunderson Claude Biggs Maynard Mayer Peter Hansen W. F. Wehmiller Union Pacific Bridge Wehmiller Jack Collins

Stop taking S DA for gas on stomach

An old ad advises against taking S DA for stomach gas and recommends Adlerika as a better remedy. It claims soda disturbs digestion and promises one dose will rid bowel poisons causing gas and bad sleep, attributed to Western Drug Co.

Western Drug Co

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