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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1929
Page
3
A passage reflects on wartime propaganda and collective shame ten years after the conflict. The author notes widespread disillusionment with past hatreds and narrow mindedness and urges a future resolve to confront those errors when confronting Europe.
A call for a modern city hotel in Sidney as hotel capacity lags during peak tourist seasons. Proposes a 100 room facility with upscale amenities and strong elevator service to attract travelers, while noting support for investor A. S. Hardy and caution against deterring outside capital for the project.
The council rejects another department store as over-represented in the city and notes existing merchants prosper. It supports a modern hundred room hotel, sees growth in Sidney and its trade area, and anticipates conventions and tourism boosting hotel revenue with the new city auditorium.
Topics of Today contrasts Roger Babson and Irving Fisher as statisticians and market voices. Babson warns of a looming crash and suggests shifting from stocks to bonds while Fisher disputes a crash and sees balanced risk between high grade bonds and stocks. The piece notes market behavior defies past patterns and defers judgment to unfolding events.
The Nebraska City News-Press notes the removal of Spanish during wartime education and the substitution of German in Kearney public schools. It argues for retaining Spanish and resuming German study, linking language knowledge to business with Latin America and broader Americanization amid wartime tensions.
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