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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1928
Page
2
The article argues that 60 mph on open roads is unsafe and illegal, urging drivers to judge speed by feet per second, not miles per hour. It emphasizes driving within capacity to stop and avoid hazards, noting that safe speed depends on conditions and that exceeding safe distance is reckless driving.
Alliance Times-Herald notes motorists face severe dangers from bright headlights and dimmers. Drivers behind it clash with oncoming traffic, causing crashes and hospital cases. Law requires dimmers when approaching cars, but abuse persists, making streets unsafe.
The Telegraph urges informed voting in the national election, endorsing Governor Alfred E. Smith and the Democratic ticket, arguing their policies favor the region and criticizing the Republican record and Hoover’s religion as disqualifying. It highlights MacNary Haugen as pivotal, praises Democratic achievements, and calls readers to vote early for the best man.
Will Maupin argues prohibition is an economic issue not a moral one. He notes intemperance includes more than drinking and cites examples of temperate figures who err. He contends sour bread has ruined as many homes as alcohol, urging broader consideration of solutions.
The piece argues culling hens that lay small eggs to improve flock quality and prevent price reductions. It notes the difficulty of culling high producers who lay small eggs and stresses the need for rigid removal of such birds.
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