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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1931
Page
2
Topics of Today weighs the elusive nature of success in a blunt Omaha World Herald reflection. It argues success is relative to individual aims and moral standards, using Babe Ruth and Bishop Shaylor as contrasts, noting personal satisfaction, moral cost, and the limits of ranking across fields.
The piece argues that German reparations are uncollectable amid depressed world trade and high commodity prices. It questions whether France or England can continue payments, warns against imposing burdens on England, and stresses that delaying intergovernmental obligations would reduce risks to the global credit system while benefiting U S taxpayers.
The piece argues many advertisers doubt advertising's essential role in business. They invest when profits are high but cut back as soon as trouble arises, prioritizing other expenses over sustained advertising.
Mrs J D Polton notes a flurry of visits as families including Crosby Fleming Meijer and Raddatz travel between Lorenzo Sterling and York. The Lorenzo ball team beat Bunker Hill 9 to 11 at Bronson. Several residents relocate to the Neubauer farm while others plan trips to Boulder and Denver.
A manufacturer argues that advertising should be a long term plan rather than a quick emotional outburst. He suggests advertising needs evangelists to preach the true faith and warns that the hardest task is restraining an eager advertising manager from overspending in good times and saving for downturns.
Mrs Clyde Robertson and children spent Friday afternoon with Mrs J D Bolton. Section foreman Earl Wise and family and John Horner and family were transferred to Cheyenne and left Sunday. R W Berg ate supper Wednesday at the J D Bolton home. Mrs Elmer Fulton and son left for Denver for a few days visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs Ed Meier and son David spent Sunday at Julesburg with friends.
Meadow Lawn community notes list visits by residents and family members to neighbors in Potter Sidney and nearby towns. The column records calls to homes, school changes, hospital visits, travel to Dalton Redington and Denver, and plans for schooling and medical updates involving Mayer Walsh Lipska Kreader and related families.
Elinore Bryant joined the Frank Workman family visit. Farm meeting at Liberty school house drew a large crowd with a play enjoyed by all. Upcoming meeting set for September at Liberty. Neighbors traveled to Chappell and eastern Missouri to visit kin. Several families hosted guests and helped threshers.
Evelyn Mayer visited Mrs. Henry Mayer at Dalton Tuesday night and Wednesday. Mrs. Charles Waterman shopped in Sidney Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mayer and family and Miss Faye Bovee spent Sunday afternoon at Potter.
Residents from Kimball Potter and surrounding towns spent Sunday visiting relatives and friends. Multiple families listed hosted dinners and gatherings including the Berggren, John son, Miles, Johnson, Rasmussen, Houge, Jurgens, Gade, Spiker, Getling, and Ruttner households.
Mrs. Bert Allington reports sister of Mrs. Millard Paviat visited in Sunol. Miss Leona Lindley visits relatives in Shawnee. Walter Craig returns from Taylor hospital after thumb amputation. School opens with new teaching staff led by retained superintendent Mr. Larkin and coach Mr. Caldwell. New teachers include Miss Mary Michel from Missouri, Miss Lillian Placek from Milligan, Miss Vena Quelle from Oshkosh, and Miss Mildred Hess from Albion. Ollie Kilgore
My.. and Mrs Jd. B family during the sch Lillian Placek and Mrs Will be with SI. B William Zade and GL Callers Thaurdas.
Motorists Mgrs J O Myr and TM rr visited Wau Town. Mr and Mrs Cito returned home after a week away. Family residents hosted Sunday at Loder Paul Schoyel reported good attendance. Albert Luvou to the governor’s house for a fruit load. Gull home Friday and Saturday events teased. Select primary results highlighted upcoming local happenings and community notices.
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