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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1930
Page
3
Exchange reprints a parable about a buyer duped by a flashy ad then learns to buy local. A merchant undercuts a hype claim, showing the buyer that timely information from a retailer beats distant advertising. The tale urges advertising honesty and aware consumer choices.
The Omaha World Herald notes a peaceful Tuesday election with minimal incidents as the United States demonstrates adept self-government. It contrasts calm voting with troubling reports of kidnaping, shootings, and intimidation in other nations, while reflecting on recent national shocks.
Mrs Ed Miles and daughter Alice Mae joined Mrs W T Sharman and Mrs Sam Irwin for dinner Tuesday at F A Johnsons. Others visited Emil Nightengales and John Newtons. Dorothy Josie and Sadie Irwin with families dined at W T Sharmans Thursday. Women helped cook for threshers. Mr and Mrs R W Johnson and children toured Denver and visited L P Houge Merle Houge Nunn relatives. Ralph Witters spent Thursday with Earl and Vern Sharman.
Mr and Mrs H P Cortney and their children spent Sunday at Berea. Mr and Mrs Albin Olson called at Ed Miles on Monday afternoon.
Mrs Davis and daughter visited Mrs Harry Fleming Friday afternoon. Families from Sidney and nearby towns visited and shared tea, cards and meals through the weekend. Several couples spent time with the Flemings and Boltons, with trips to Denver and Gurley noted.
Meadow Lawn report notes a Saturday dance at Jake Buckert's with robust attendance. Numerous visits are listed: Mrs J D Conover and Helen Mae at Ernest Myers on Friday. Faye Bovee at home. Frank Bartling with Donald Kreader. Earl and Mrs Johnson at Frank Christensen's. C M Mayer, Clayton, and Mary Davison visiting Dalton. Ernest Myers, Betty visiting Wilson's. Delores Boyee with Betty Myers. Billy Smith and baby visiting C M Mayer on Friday.
Matt Ackles called at R. R. Bo vee's Friday. Miss Opal Bovee visits Herbert Johnson home near Potter. Mr. and Mrs. William Schlotfeld welcome a baby girl born Monday. Ervin Wheeler visited Harold Bovee Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Eckert and family and Bert Hoskinson called at J. C. Kreader's Sunday morning. Donald and Mannie Kreader and Miss Helen Christensen were callers.
The Misses Elle Jessie and Rose Eckert spent several days with home folks in Dalton on Saturday. Rudy Nagengast called at C M Mayers. A family from Sidney attended the show Thursday evening. A local woman serves good coffee and meals receive praise for Bluhill flavor. Holiday fruit cakes and mince meats orders to 170 for the event on 16 17 18.
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