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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1928
Page
2
The Telegraph, an independent newspaper in Sidney Nebraska, serves Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska with Tuesday and Friday editions. Subscription rates payable in advance are 2.50 and 2.00, with mailing details provided.
A reader column contrasts Hoover and Smith on farm relief and tariffs. It argues Smith supports immediate farm relief and McNary-Haugen style measures to equalize protection, while Hoover detours to a high tariff imply a different path. The piece questions farmers’ trust in Hoover’s farming plan and urges informed choice at the ballot box.
Topics of Today reports a crowded Hoover Curtis rally at Leyfang hall sponsored by the Who But Hoover club with extra seating. Rev. C O Troy defended prohibition and criticized Gov. Smith, citing a 20 year liquor policy record while speakers praised civic respect and patriotic duties. Pepper girls performed, flag oath observed, and local entertainers contributed.
At the meeting’s close A R Babcock, county president, spoke on how the Hoover Curtis club and the Who But Hoover club are financed. A free will subscription yielded about $22 for the local club, covering expenses and leaving funds for future activities. The rally was deemed a huge success and an undisputed prediction that Potter pre-
A political forecast argues cinct will deliver Hoover and Curtis an overwhelming majority, signaling strong support in forthcoming elections.
Mrs Ethel Hedlund and her sister Mrs Alta Cobb have spent the summer at their father J C Kreader home northwest of Dalton and visited the city Friday. Mrs Hedlund plans to depart for the east soon to continue her commercial art work in Washington.
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