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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1928
Page
2
An independent paper published at 925 Tenth Avenue in Sidney Nebraska issues every Tuesday and Friday morning. It serves the City of Sidney Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska with regional focus. Postage paid options cover outside zone one and zone one within 50 miles for one year.
Letter from Col L L Yandell of Jackson Miss argues Catholics supported by Protestants and masons, urging support for Smith in the 1920 campaign. He recounts World War I service, diverse faiths among troops, and Catholic contributions to American history and victory.
A Sioux City Tribune item cites Senator David A. Reed asserting that GOP strength is greatest in the wettest parts of Pennsylvania. The piece warns that airing such a claim in dry midwestern states props Hoover as prohibition’s lifesaver, critiquing the tactic as insincere and politically duplicative. Dalton youngsters parade briefly referenced.
A Saturday parade in the streets featured participants with pets, sponsored by the Grainbelt theatre. A matinee followed with free admission for all youngsters who were in the parade.
The Dorcas society of Trinity Lutheran church will hold its annual bazaar and supper on November 22. Everyone welcome. Activities run from 7 to 19. Ice cream bircis offered in pints or quarts with 3-color options. contact telephone 324.
Senator George Norris publicly backs Governor Al Smith citing distrust of Hoover policies and belief in Smith’s sincerity. He denounces party flaws, argues tariff water power resources and education require honest government. Nebraskans know Norris as a reforming, anti-corporate voice urging voters to support Smith on November sixth.
In a speech before wealth and industry leaders in New York, Herbert Hoover rejected progressive reforms, framing Smith as a defender of paternalism and state socialism. The piece condemns Hoover’s stance on water power, farm relief, and his alignment with big business, urging progressives to rebuke his doctrine.
The piece questions Curtis remarks that farmers are too dumb to grasp the Republican farm relief stance. It notes conflicting votes on McNary-Haugen by Curtis Brookhart Borah and Hoover s opposition while labeling Smith as a socialist. It argues farmers understand Al Smith s position and will vote accordingly in November.
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