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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1931
Page
2
The piece rails at magazine fame focusing on wealthy leaders and political figures, urging appreciation for ordinary workers like a devoted husband and father who sustains his family on a modest wage. It longs for a tribute to unsung daily contributors whose quiet lives build communities.
The essay cites Channing Pollock comparing decadence to earlier eras and argues mood shifts affect life. It weighs whether reformation is complete while noting friendship and beauty persist. It then questions how a major power threat could trigger league actions and US implications.
Within 30 days farmers see price gains across wheat corn and cotton with cattle margins improving and cheap feed plentiful. Credit support from Hoover era programs and a revamped National Corn Credits plan aim to bolster storage and farming liquidity, signaling a broader drive toward sustained prosperity for agriculture and allied industries.
The Manchuria situation deepens as Japan uses armed force to seize roads capitals and strategic points. The piece argues the League of Nations has failed to deter aggression despite treaties Kellogg Briand and nine power pact requiring sanctions. It notes the U S urging action while stressing sanctions aim to force a peaceful settlement or end the war.
A Washington dispatch notes the impact of the Smoot Hawley tariff on American workers. It argues tariffs push factories abroad, raise domestic prices, and hurt employment while benefiting firms behind tariff walls. The piece questions who pays the bill and who is the chump in the system.
Donald Tivoni, manager of the Western Creamery of Sidney, announced that he has secured contracts with Biggly Wiggly and Safeway stores in the region for the distribution of butter.
A church program lists Voluntary Processional The Church's One Foundation Invocation Dr Cheff Anthem Swell the Anthem Soloists and instrumentalists including Miss Helen Doran Mrs Blaine C Grabill Mr Edward Teare and others. It features The Eyverlasting Hills Soloist and The Rosary Brass Trio with Ron Barker Don Shipman. Ends with Benediction and Recessional Who Follows in His Train.
The Fox theatre presents The Silver Horde, Rex Beach story on Alaska with Evelyn Brent and Joel McCrea in lead roles, praised for its drama and action including clashes and a 200 man fishing fleet battle. Also showing George White musical comedy Flying High with Bert Lahr and Charlotte Greenwood, featuring aviation acts and comic romance across Sunday and Monday showings.
The item names George QeSylva Lew Brown and Ray Henderson with John Mc Gowan as book and lyrics authors. James McHugh and Dorothy Fields are noted for The Examination. Busby Berkeley conceived the dance ensembles and directed dances for Whoopee. Gus Arnheim and his orchestra appear in the film as an additional attraction.
Mildred Nelson and her mother Mrs A Nelson visited over weekend with family. Neighbors and relatives including Jens Olsen Jens Jensen George Whitney Barbara Hadley and Madden families appeared in social calls. Jolly Neighbors club met at Carl Larson home with 16 members, Vivian Herboldsheimer among visitors. A birthday gathering for Mrs Nelson drew many relatives and a celebratory cake and coffee luncheon followed.
Sons and Rodney Clarence Evans and Chris Terman visited. Allen Wilfred and Lavern Nelson came with their brother Maurice and wife. Harvey Marsh visited Ed Nelson Sunday. E. R. Hadley called at George Whitney Monday afternoon.
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