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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1932
Page
2
A Cheyenne county reader writes a female perspective on the 1932 political season. She critiques tariff ideas, praises some Hoover speeches for agricultural relief, and urges women to support Franklin D. Roosevelt to ease farm and national hardships amid unemployment and tax strain.
The letter speaks to women voters and evokes a starving child to illustrate hardships in a wealthy land. It questions the health of a government faced with widespread hunger and economic misery as corn prices and food value are described as insufficient.
The Sidney Rebekah lodge No 66 offers memorial resolutions for Sister Margaret Worden who died October 27, 1932. It notes her faithful work in Friendship Love and Truth, mourning draping of the charter for thirty days, condolence to her family, and a committee signing. Also includes a trade line about barn paint and ads.
Mrs. George Line and George Line plus William Englert attended a Sterling stock sale on Wednesday. Numerous visits and social gatherings fill the week with bridge games, dinners, and family travel among residents from Lodge Pole, Sterling, Parco, Julesburg, and Sidney. The local football team won 35 to 19 at Oshkosh. others attend conventions, visits, and hospital stays.
A brief observance notes that steady listening reveals proper guidance. The quotation from Emerson underscores discipline in heeding guidance and finding the right word through disciplined attention.
Homeowners find renewal of loans at the expected amount blocked by property depreciation. Advertisers note Cook's House Paint and Thomais Lumber Co. as suggested suppliers for renovation needs.
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