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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1929
Page
7
A column echoes lighthearted humor about love and ambition, with playful riffs on Broadway, age, and a farmer's hogs case. The piece mixes quips about romance, aging, and a courtroom anecdote reflecting social mores of the era. It preserves the newspaper tone and local flavor of the satire.
The Nebraska Supreme Court on Saturday upheld the 1929 intangible tax law in a decision reversing a District Court ruling. The ruling confirmed the legislature’s intent to retain the statute, despite questions about amendment method and constitutionality. Justice Thompson noted no clear unconstitutionality, giving the legislature the benefit of the doubt.
The Dalton Delegate describes unusual crops north of Dalton last Friday. At W F Marrin’s 110 acre yellow dent corn field yields about 20 bushels per acre with little rainfall. A Geller oats field planted in spring and dry ground is now coming up well. The piece praises local hospitality and notes the reporter’s travels with R Brennan.
Box Butte county in western Nebraska produced over two million dollars in potatoes, with 15000 acres of high quality spuds. Potatoes are in large cellars awaiting shipment to southern markets amid favorable prices from seed potato shortages elsewhere. Dealers from southern states contract for the crop as large automatic diggers were used. The article also notes activity in Kimball county and a long list of local social updates.
Mr and Mrs W D Matthewson and family and Miss Bertha Larson helped Dan Heimer celebrate his birthday Sat Ed Morrow visited Potter on Monday Miss Emma Morrow spent part of the week at Theodore Poppitz home August Theis called on Dan Heimer J F Skarka and son Arnold were callers Friday Mrs J E Morrow spent Monday at the W D Matthewson home W D Matthewson was a Potter caller Friday Miss Bertha Larson overnighted with Miss Emma Morrow Saturday August Theis called at the W D Matthewson home Saturday morning August Theis called on Joe Gerler Monday afternoon Art Schubarth called at the J E Morrow home Sunday
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