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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1929
Page
2
A reflective editorial urges buyers to match sellers in fairness and honesty, noting the duty to pay reasonable prices and support home merchants. It warns against shopping away from home, stressing that harming local shops harms community welfare and economic vitality.
In a radio address, President Hoover states the United States will not lead in disarmament but will join others in cutting fighting forces. He also proposes granting food ships the same high seas privileges as hospital ships, urging famine as a weapon to be abandoned. He backs adequate preparedness and calls on London delegates to map real naval reductions.
President Hoover advocates a new standard for international law ending naval arms races. He calls for reduction of armaments with France Italy and Japan joining the United States and Great Britain in an agreement. He argues that starvation must not be used as a weapon and urges sustained goodwill and peaceful dispute resolution ahead of the London conference.
A successful professional discusses his 16 year old daughter's advanced reading and apparent parental loss of control. The piece contrasts old views of a delicate girl with a modern teen who defies supervision, noting the father's praise and the mother's silent endorsement amid surprising behavior.
A speaker declares the girl involved is fine aside from what he calls the mistakes of modernism, noting he knows her personally and has heard the confessions.
Mack John son dies after long illness at Potter. He is survived by three sons Alvin Herbert Raymond and three daughters Mrs Bovee Mrs Doyle and Mrs Clifford Powell. Wife predeceased him and burial will be in Wayne. Armistice day services held at M E church with Legion and auxiliary. Local items note hospital surgeries school officials Lincoln trip and visitors.
A local warning letter challenges the North Platte Valley Poultry Marketing Cooperative's grading practices led by Mr. Willey. It argues that pricing hides charges, fresh handling and membership costs reduce returns, and that local dealers offer better terms. The writer invites farmers to sell directly at local price and grade with a profit to farmers.
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