Roosevelt vs Hoover in 1932 campaign defense and leadership
The letter argues Hoover’s late shift to a defense of his policies contrasts with Roosevelt’s bold plans to restore the economy. It praises Roosevelt’s broad, practical program on agriculture, railroads, and utilities, and criticizes attacks on his character as ad hominem while endorsing his leadership to rebuild the base of the economic structure.
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Hoover
Battom
Roosevelt
Navy
Empire State
Tammany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lodge Pole social notes and weddings in area
Mrs. George Line R. E. Welsh and family joined at Sidney and moved there from the William Munson home. Miss Mae Alvord and Fred Rocker quietly wed in Oshkosh and will reside on a farm south of town. Local visits include George Line, B. J. Bates, Mrs. W. D. Taylor, and Mary Swift Fairbanks. O E S meeting featured Louise Mantor’s grand visit and Nellie Pettys appointment, with a Bible gift and a program recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Line
R. E. Welsh
Sidney
Jack
William Munson
Hardy Apartments
Mae Alvord
Waller Cafe
Fred Rocker
Oshkosh
B. J. Bates
Sedgwick
W. D. Taylor
Fesno
Calif
Swift
Mary Swift Fairbanks
Maude Stimpson
G. W. Line
Taylor
Zion City
Louise Mantor
Lincoln
Nellie Lehmkuhl
Nellie Pettys
Grand Chapter
South Carolina
Mantor
Larkin
Sund
Alice Lehmkuhl
P. E. Smith
Local Notes and Social Roster Recap
A digest of community happenings including a Venona chapter recital and a musical number by Mrs. Larkin. Dainty refreshments served by Mesdames Grimes Miller and Peterson. Attendees from here at Sidney football game 26 to 13. Visits from Harris family and Barlow, Weber family, Swift Fairbanks Stimpson, Walsh Munson, and Johnson. Health and travel updates note Frank Johnson's return from Lincoln veterans hospital in good health, and trips for potatoes to Alliance. Ill cousin Claude Delaney’s illness prompts North Platte trip, with well wishes. Miller party to Canistota and Rochester plus Webster City detour.
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Venona
G. E. Minshall
Larkin
John
Bert Grimes
A. G. Miller
A. C. Peterson
Sidney
S. O. Harris
Chappell
Don
R. F. Miller
Donald
Canistota
S. D
Rochester
Minn
Webster City
Sidney Social Roundup Reflects Local Visits and Visits
Sidney residents share weekend visits and callers across homes and churches. C. S. Chambers family hosts and visits noted with Kurz and Hockerson families frequently seen at neighbor homes and a Wednesday Hardy hall dance.
Maple Grove Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. Ed Miles and family visit relations. Fred Jurgens and Frank Workman pick spuds at Kavanaugh farm. many neighbors host meals and outings across Maple Grove. Death of Mrs. August Gade noted. multiple visits at Nels Johnson and John Buettner homes. trips to Denver for Johnsons. community frames weekly gatherings and chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Miles
Fred Jurgens
Lois
Frank Workman
Elmer Gade
Donald
August Gade
Nels Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Denver
Joe Green
Leonard Walker
John Junker
Robert Irwin
Hastings
W. T. Sharman
F. A. Johnson
Arthur Ray
Irene
Martha
Albert
Newt Berggren
Mr. Workman
Zellabelle
Malcolm Johnson
Sadie Irwin
Hazel
Harvey Miles
Fern Ferugson
Potter
R. W. Johnson and Son
Walter
Arapahoe
Earl Nightengale
Miss Bryan
Helen Johnson
Ivan Clark
John Buettner
Harold Spiker
John Raasa
Kimball
Wayne Clark
Merck
Sidney
Gering
Lee Johnson
Will Taylor
H. P. Cortney
T. C. Spiker
O. Hade
A. F. Johnson
August Grunkemeier
R. W. Johnson
Art Sassaman
Frank Workman’s
Miles
Sassaman
South Sunol Notes From Mrs Bowser Area Business
Carl Lind called at the Tom Carr home while Mrs B M Lewis sought Crook medical aid. Victor McCracken fractured ribs playing football at Crook Friday. Numerous residents called on Monday and Tuesday for shopping, business, and berry picking near Crook and Crook area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Bowser
Carl Lind
Tom Carr
B. M. Lewis
Crook
Victor McCracken
Tom Kendrick
Wim Woods
Sidney
Ernest Bonser
County Road
Ross Brossard
C. W. Bonser
C. O. Gentry
O. E. Rhodes
Rex Gentry
BE. N. Roth
D. E. Dickinson
G. W. Bonser
C. D. Safford
Albert Otties
J. F. Japp
Icel Hellyer
Wilma Lewis
Proctor
T. A. Bonser
F. L. Chapman
Don Slitz
Charles Richardson
F. L Chapman
Fanny Dickinson
George Dickinson
D. E Dickinson
George Bowser
John Cashman
Creek
Henry Bruns
Fort Morgan
Mr. Chmelka
John Rocker
Farmers Elevator
Local social rounds and gatherings reported
Suno visitors and guests share Thursday and Friday dinners. Oshkosh wedding noted for Fred Rocker. Sidney attendance by James Vacik and others. Shower and achievement party hosted by Busy Bee club focusing on health, food value, and home readings and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Dickinson
Suno
Henry Bruns
Fanny Dickinson
William Woods
Tom Kendrick
H. W. Bluhm
John Rocker
Fred Rocker
Oshkosh
South Sundl
Sidney
James Vacik
B. B. Sharp
C. O. Gentry
Frank Kokes
C W. Bonser
C. E. Rhodes
J. W. Rokes
C. E. Howitard Sons
Paul Kubychek
School Club Show Delights With Embroidery and Fruits
A short play featured Elsie Bonser as queen of health with others portraying fruits and vegetables. Members displayed embroidery, quilt blocks, and summer crafts. The club girls were praised for their work and entertainment, and mothers provided a delicious lunch at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Bonser
Queen of Health
The
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