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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1923
Page
8
Berlin dispatch reports Germany will repudiates the Versailles treaty and refuse reparations or other clauses while French and Belgian forces remain in the Ruhr. Berlin argues occupation violates the treaty and excuses Germany from observance as long as the Ruhr occupation continues.
Grace Abbott, chief of the children's bureau, reports to Secretary Davis on the 1921 22 industrial low mood. She urges prevention of future unemployment crises for the welfare of the nation’s children, stressing that many suffer lasting harm and that citizens must act to safeguard them during downturns.
Paris reports France has told its Berlin ambassador to press Berlin to reject any move toward a dictatorial regime in Germany. The French stance targets Bavarian nationalist demands for a national dictatorship, seen as a reactionary military takeover gaining momentum in Germany in recent weeks.
Omaha talk by Clifford Older chief highway engineer. Bates Experimental Road near Springfield Illinois created in 1920 cost 250000 dollars and two miles long featuring 68 pavement types. Older will illustrate with road photos from different stages.
Joseph Rushke wicy, secretary of the city council's high cost committees, urges an egg boycott as Chicago dealers allegedly corner the market to create artificial shortage and push prices to a dollar per dozen.
Munich reports that Adolf Hitler once an Austrian newspaper hanger and General Erich Ludendorff are to be tried together before a special popular court on a treason charge.
Wymore Nebraska Mrs Lt Garri gan of Liberty spoke with her brother Donald Blythe a sailor in San Francisco for the first time in five years. The eight minute call cost thirty dollars.
Norfolk reports 1700 head of whiteface feeders sold for about 70000 dollars. Ena yearlings brought 785 dollars. Lincoln hosts Nebraska boys and girls corn club winning grand championship at the Interstate Corn Club show in Louisiana. State earns silver loving cup. Lancaster county exhibitors take main prizes in yellow and white corn. Louisiana state results cited.
A compact docket list shows multiple civil actions and proceedings. Cases include licenses to sell real estate, quiet title actions, foreclosures, judgments, divorces, partitions, attachments, and appeals. Parties include institutions such as Liberty State Bank of Sidney, North American National Life Insurance, American Bank of Sidney, and Regina Naglitt et al., with various named plaintiffs and defendants.
Meadow Lawn column records numerous visits and family gatherings. Miss Gladys Morrow stays with aunt Mrs. Wi Schifter and others visit Ed Morrow and Zorn households. Neighbors, relatives, and local families attend tea, dinners, and birthdays. Public sale of Joe Tokorny’s property is noted.
Sextorp Mrs. Neil Duntave of Denver is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Fisher. Jesse Lambert and family drove to Cheyenne for a weekend visit with Walter Matthews. JT V Barnes and family of Tollewild rinch near Sidney visited Pete Nelson’s on Sunday. Alice Nelson is spending the week.
Mrs Todd Gentry appears on the sick list. A. Bonser and Mrs George Bonser, along with Mrs Joe Vogler, visited Mrs Ray Osborn on Monday. Bonser helped George McCracken Monday. George Bonser hauled lumber Tuesday for a new cow barn. Several households, including the McCracken and Miles families, hosted visits across Tuesday through Thursday. James Vacik of Julesburg visited friends here. Mrs Albert Brauer of near Sidney is visiting her mother. Ralph Gentry called at John Rahr's Thursday evening.
A substantial reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of the thief who stole a bed from the basement of the Hardy Apartments. The bed has since been sold to a county family within the last month. A. S. Hardy.
Dotter with her friends Rev and Mrs Pruitt, Mr Mills, and Mr Voltz work at Pete Nelsons husking corn. Mrs Pete Nelson and daughters visit Ellis Fisher. Herman Schubarth and family spend Sunday at Ired Princes. Pete Nelson finishes threshing for Frank Matthes Tuesday. Andy Brett confined to home with rheumatism.
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