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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1923

Page

11

Prohibition A Live Issue in the 1920s Elections

The piece argues that Prohibition remains a live, divisive issue impacting the 1920s presidential landscape. It blames enforcement failures on inadequate machinery and public apathy, notes President Coolidge’s stance, and weighs reform options to strengthen enforcement or modify the Volstead Act. It urges universal application of enforcement, including to the wealthy and federal districts.

United States Coolidge

Dollars and Sense: Buy Local in Sidney

The piece urges Sidney residents to keep money local by shopping at Sidney merchants for clothing and goods. It argues that sending money out of town wastes value and weakens the community, urging readers to support nearby shops with similar offerings.

Sidney Denver Omaha

Sidney Civic Duty Push Urges Local Spending

A call urges residents to boost Sidney by buying all food and wearables locally and hiring only Sidney labor and services. The message frames action as the key to sustaining the town and its businesses, promising personal civic satisfaction from supporting local commerce.

Local and Personal News Roundup from Sidney Area

Mrs Bonham visited in Kimball early this week. Mrs Shae of Kimball spent Wednesday with Mrs Wooldridge. Miss Alice Blair of Pine Bluffs visited in Sidney Friday and Saturday. Born to Mr and Mrs Edgar Anderson north of Potter a son October 21. Mr Hoag of the Lincoln Highway Association was in Sidney Saturday. J L McIntosh went to Bridgeport Wednesday for court. Union Pacific hotel getting a new coat of paint and wallpaper. Born to Mr and Mrs Albert Allen fourteen miles southeast of Sidney a son October 23. Hershel Crose and Wilfred Kreider of Lodge Pole spent the weekend with Master Earl Mantor. Dr M McCutcheon of Denver spent the weekend with Dr and Mrs H E Mantor. Clarence Pete Olson attends University of Nebraska after sinus recovery. Joe Wilson of Omaha met Sheriff McDaniel Wednesday en route to Wyoming to recover a stolen auto. Mrs P W Barker and sons Ronald and Ross spent the weekend in Denver. Donald obtained a position in Jeffry’s Clothing Store while there. Earl Haworth of Sidney and Miss Florence Jameson of Lodge Pole wed in Sterling last Monday. Fred Mauser Harold Tobin C Frank Chick Ralph Bushong Glen McCreath and George Wise attended boxing in Otis, Colorado, Monday night. Joe Eakes manager of Sidney Western Union telegraph office spending two weeks in Denver, N M Borklund to relieve him. Sidney High School Glee Club officers named Deloras Carleton librarian Kathryn King president Lucille Hower vice president Blanche Hookman secretary-treasurer. William Busacker reports a very fine sale last Thursday with the season’s largest livestock and farm equipment offering. most buyers paid cash, though terms were offered.

Bringing Up Father to Play at U S A Theatre

A popular musical comedy Bringing Up Father will be staged at the U S A theatre on Thursday November 3 with a large coast to coast cast. Mr and Mrs John H Hink who wed last Wednesday in Denver returned to Sidney. Hink sold his Olean hotel interest to Mrs Lydia Williams. Charles Larson and wife, former Sidney residents, visited at W Leroy Larson’s home. Larson Music Store in Hemingford is represented by Charlie Larson. Miss Christine Barber of Sterling and Mr Malcolm Peck of North Platte married in Denver on October 16 and returned to Sidney last Saturday. They will reside in the Hardy apartments. the groom is a Union Pacific fireman.

John H. Hink Denver Sidney Hink Olean Hotel Lydia Williams Charles Larson Mr. Larson W. Leroy Larson Charlies Larson Music Hemingford Christine Barber Rosa E. Barber Sterling Malcolm Peck North Platte

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Sidney, Nede Guy V. Doran Central Avenue Second Street U. P Burlington Washington Alice Blair Pine Bluffs Edgar Anderson North of Potter Mr.Hoag The Lincoln Highway Association Sidney Inst J. L. McIntosh Bridgeport Union Pacific Albert Allen Hershel Crose Wilfred Krieder Lodge Pole Earl Mantor Dr. M. McCutcheon H.e.mantor Clarence Pete” Olson University of Nebraska Joe Wilson McDaniel Wyoming P. W. Barker Ronald and Ross Donald Jeffry Earl Haworth Florence Jameson Fred Mauser Harold Tobin C. Frank Chick Ralph Bushong Glen McCreath George Wise Otis Colorado Joe Eakes Western Union Telegraph Office N. M. Borklund Sidney High School Glee Club Deloras Carleton Kathryn King Lucille Hower Blanche Hookman William Busacker Busacker U.S. A. Theatre Hell’s Buck Jones U. S. A. Theatre Footlight Ranger Hell’s Hole Him Pushers Madge Purple Heights April Blair Purple Highway Monte Blue Fox News Edwin Carewe By Curtis Benton Dororthy Mackail James Rennie Sam Hardy Harry Short Helene Montrese Anders Randell Paul Panzer Dera Mills Adama Seeteh Collie Jean Bronte Sky Larking South Sea Carey Wilson R. A. Walsh House Peters Pauline Starke Antonio Moreno A. Goldwyn Picture
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