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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1930
Page
7
The passage condemns the farm board for failed price stabilization efforts and wasted purchases of wheat. It notes Legge’s rejection of a 100 million bushel purchase as proof of folly in the board’s initial 60 million bushels buy. It argues farm relief is flawed and political blame shifts as Republicans remain silent.
The piece argues the federal government is not the main driver of prosperity and critiques the Hoover era actions. It highlights the Smoot Hawley tariff’s impact on trade, European and Argentine reactions, and the Farm Board policies as factors shaping economic life and political judgment.
Mrs Eugenia Walsh of 2304 Douglas Street Omaha says four Konjola bottles relieved years of rheumatism. She describes relief from stiffness burning stomach pain and constipation and urges others to try the medicine, noting availability at Sidney Drug Co and other local druggists.
American parents overextend to fund social advantages for their children, cutting into essentials. The writer cites hundreds of families sacrificing basic needs to sustain costly homes and luxury cars, urging caution to avoid similarly wasteful life styles.
The piece argues that affluent parenting pushes daughters toward costly weddings and stay-at-home roles while sons are steered toward fame. It notes economic reality clashes with love, with families offering down payments on luxury homes and brides performing household duties. It then critiques party regularity debates in a Nebraskan paper, questioning loyalty and consistency in political stances.
Carl Bergner and Mrs Bergner along with Mr and Mrs Wm Bergner express sincere thanks for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their son and nephew Dale. Telegraph Want Ads get results.
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