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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1920

Page

3

Edith Roosevelt urges election of Harding Coolidge

Oyster Bay widow Mrs Edith Roosevelt calls for Harding Coolidge victory saying the country needs true nationalism and women have a chance to wield influence for the nation. She asserts steadiness and American purpose are essential to restore the country to a stable position and promote peace and welfare globally.

Roosevelt Warren Harding Warren G. Harding Calvin Coolidge Americas

Republicans Insure Economical Conduct

Washington argues that current government disbursements run to about 15 million dollars daily, far above prewar levels. The piece asserts Republicans will resist reductions, while promising that a new Congress and administration will cut hundreds of millions by trimming clerk hire and bloated bureaus to rein in expenses.

Washington Treasury Congress Republican Party

Nation demands change to move away from Wilsonism

Chicago reports emphasize a broad push for change ahead of November elections. Voters express dissatisfaction with the Wilson administration and seek a candidate like Cox who would not follow Wilson policies.

Chicago Central West East South Wilson Mr. Cox Mr. Wilson

Agricultural Notes and Rural Outlook From Nebraska

Agricultural Notes reports Duncan obituary and tomato development by Duncan, notes Nebraska crop value at 10 million dollars for North Platte Valley sugar beets, and Saunder's County corn prospects. Railroad demand downturn lowers car shipments. meetings of Nebraska farmers set January 8 to 17 with speakers and possible reduced rates. Nebraska crop conditions rank second nationwide. Farm Mortgage Brokers association attacks cost loans. Saunders County drills wheat with about 2000 acres of new Kanred wheat.

Oklahoma Nebraska Kansas Wyoming Missouri Federal Loan Bank At Omaha Saunders County

12000 Women Hear Harding's Social Justice Address

12000 women attended Harding's address on social justice touching the home and daily life, with remarks stressing reform, equality, and civic duty. The event highlighted womens interests and the broader push for social change within the era.

Harding

Woman Hold Farm Congress At Salt Lake City

Delegates from across the United States attend the tenth annual American women's national farm congress in Salt Lake City. President Mrs. Fannie M. Klinck of Clarksville Indiana presides at the opening session. The convention represents 3000 women, farmers, stock raisers and others in rural affairs. Delegates were appointed by state governors to promote attractive farm home life and encourage rural women to engage in community welfare and broader public issues.

United States American Women’s National Farm Congress Salt Lake City Fannie M. Klinck Clarksville

Gustafason blasts Omahas ban on farmers union access

C. J. Gustafason president of the Nebraska Farmers' Union spoke at the Lincoln Chamber and sharply criticized Omaha for barring the union from the livestock exchange. He asserted farmers had invested effort and resources to secure fair access and protested the exclusion as unjust.

Lincoln Chamber C. J. Gustafason Nebraska Farmers’ Union Omihs Farmers’ Union Omaha Livestock Exchange

Farmers Union Elevates Co op Grain Trade Efficiency

A description of a local livestock exchange elevator owned by farmers between Onur and Tineoty, financed by Spano capital, and yielding 7 percent on capital with dividends split among grain sellers. Arf Gustafsen praises it as the best example of union efficiency reducing speculation and promoting rational change.

Onur Tineoty Spano Capitedl Arf Gustafsen

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