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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1931
Page
2
The Telegraph B3Y V Doran an independent newspaper published at 25 Tenth Avenue Sidney Nebraska appears to be a local weekly serving Sidney Cheyenne County and Weston Nebraska with editor and publisher information.
Topics of Today argues the United States faces unrest and moral laxity driven by wasteful spending, credit abuse, and laziness. It urges self discipline, demotion of crooks, and a return to local trade and industrious effort to restore prosperity. It cites Edison as a model of capitalist collaboration with government and warns youth against crime.
A brief column asserts Thomas A Edison as the finest finished product of American civilization. It contrasts with Russia and other European nations, suggesting exportable American achievement over European output. The piece leans into national pride and industrial prestige.
A Minneapolis Commercial West column contemplates how crimes by respected community men cast long moral shadows. It ponders if present-day offenses create a three generation burden, stressing the sorrow and shame borne by parents siblings and spouses.
A Journay Oklahoma tale recalls a sale of evil tools where all were priced, but discouragement remains unsold and in the devil’s possession. The wedge shaped tool sits worn, illustrating how discouragement pries into minds and enables misdeeds unseen.
American manufacturers show active interest in England factory sites amid tariff plans. The piece notes 1929 foreign factory investments at 1.813 billion dollars, with Canada 45 percent, Europe 35 percent, and the rest in Latin America and Asia. It cites U.S. protectionism and tariff policy as accelerants. It also quotes Francis Bacon on reading and knowledge as wealth and discusses reading as disciplined, beneficial for coping with adversity.
We loan money on favorable terms at current rates. 5 percent per coin and 6 percent money for chebeee plus a reasonable commission. Western Securities Co. Secur C. W. Smith, Resident Mgr., Chadroe Blog. Hiey, Nebr.
Columbus Journal reports books serving as companions and solace during a downturn, aiding unemployed people in amusement, instruction, and occupation. Readers seek spiritual comfort and knowledge as economic strain rises.
Mrs J O Lobb reports residents visiting Sidney and nearby homes. Epworth League members attended a Dalton Epworth League outing to Lyman. A banquet for young people was served. George Waite and family joined W F Waite family for Sunday dinner. Rev Kelley gave a talk at W H M S. Missionary society meets December 8 with Mrs M E Webster. Supt Gertrude Nelson visited the school. High school party held at the schoolhouse Wednesday night. Grace Aid met with Mrs Albert Linton Wednesday.
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