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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1923
Page
8
A polite family debate reveals a rumor mill misreading Mrs. Greens troubles as sympathy. Neighbors discuss car loss, maid departure, for rent sign, and a piano move as they plan visits to Mrs. Green, then a family member suggests the couple face Europe on a tour to cover rent.
A playful exchange about an evening gown is followed by a satirical note on Wind-Driven Propellers. The Nation's Business comments on the French government’s official Inventions department pursuing windmills for ships and underwater lighting torches for divers, amid peacetime humor.
North Platte agronomist warns Nebraska farmers that despite a record corn crop moisture remains high. With forecasts of early freezing, wet ears risk seed injury. drying ears and reducing moisture to 14 percent before frost greatly improves seed viability. Collect and dry seed now to prevent spring losses.
The Studebaker Corporation marked its seventy first anniversary in South Bend Indiana with a large employee celebration at Springbrook Park for 12000 workers families. President A R Erskine awarded medals for five, ten, fifteen and twenty years of service while a vaudeville program and a big fireworks show entertained attendees. The feature was a illuminated Studebaker Light Six replica and the article traces Studebaker history from 1852 to its status as a major auto and wagon maker with plants nationwide and abroad.
The text highlights varied self made creators who, while working ordinary jobs, pursued self improvement at night. Barber, farmer, gardener, blacksmith, baker, printer, cobbler, and a railroad worker are cited as examples who gained fame or mastery through persistent work and study. Burns is noted as a poet who started as a day laborer.
Sam Nuss, known in police circles, pleaded guilty to operating a still northwest of Gering. Rev. J. M. Wingett spotted a blaze, leading to discovery of an underground still with smoking boards. Sheriff Koenig and Rev. Hillman aided in the arrest. Nuss held in jail under $1000 bond for district court.
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