Editorial on party realignment and neutrality policy
The piece argues for reform in political parties amid growing demand for a third party or realignment to restore clarity and purpose. It analyzes potential labels like progressives and conservatives, then discusses President Roosevelt's neutrality stance and the Far East crisis, emphasizing the need to balance trade, avoid war, and respect public mandate while noting risks of mislabeling and factional chaos.
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Roosevelt
Bet
China
Far East
Commerce Roper
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Canada
Pacific
Congress
The Love Down a Man and His Watermelon Joke
A caustic column mocks national protests at the League of Nations and social pretensions. It ribaldly contrasts a neighbor’s brag over three watermelons with a joke about a banker's downfall and Roosevelt era politics, closing with a Christmas eve image.
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League of Nations
Roosevelt
What a mix of tunes from a playful columnist
A humorous column riffs on theater criticism car talk and family quirks. It parodies political scandals and social pretensions while praising school dances and fraternal pins. The author closes with a playful quip about a funeral home face.
Dalton Notes From Mrs Weizer Personal News and Local Events
Dalton community notes list school dismissal band performances at the county fair visits between relatives in Gurley Bayard and Denver travels to San Francisco and California plans for John Cole School opening and local social happenings including Legion auxiliary party boy scouts registration week and church activities at Dalton Sidney and Windsor areas with various residents mentioned by name.
Local social notes from the Meier and Bolton households
Mr and Mrs Lewis Struve and children visit the J D Bolton home on Saturday. Franks Meier and Frances join a Chadron trip for Frances to begin teaching courses. Neighbors host birthday and dinner gatherings as families and relatives mingle in this community social column detailing visits, trips, honors, and casual parties across several Nebr towns.
Local fair draws many residents to county event
Mrs Alfred Jorgenson and Miss Mildred Von Steinberg attended as part of a well represented community at the county fair on Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs L H Payzant and daughter visited Ralph Harlan's home Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Jorgenson
Mildred von Steinberg
L. H Payzant
Ralph Harlan
Peetz Notes Of Local Trips And Visits
Mr and Mrs Lewellyn Nelson with Earl Williams of Sidney took an eight hundred mile pleasure trip to Canon City Pueblo and Colorado Springs last Wednesday returning Friday evening. Rev and Mrs T A Reiser came home Friday from a two week vacation visiting their children in Colorado. Bob Williford returned Saturday from a California trip. Ira Williford did a Denver business trip returning Friday. Mrs Ed Brown and son Frank with Howard Baydon went to Omaha to visit daughters Mrs Smith and Constance. About 30 Town Woman's Club members autoed to near Sidney Thursday for an all day meeting with Mrs Wolf and shared a covered dish luncheon.
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Lewis Struve
Hans Struve
Margalaine Meier
J. D. Bolton
J. D. Bolton and Son
John Armstrong
Sidney
Frank Meier
Frances
Mildred van Steinberg
Chadron
Teachers College
Donald Adams
Meier
Wilma
Edna Struve
J . Bolton
E. Fulton
Miss Galloway
Brachtenbach
Otto Raddatz
Ed Raddatz
Mildred
Opal
Francis Raddatz
Denver
Virginia Read
Wanda
Wanita Wilkinson
Lewellyn Nelson
Nelson
Earl Williams
Canon City
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
T. A Reiser
Colorado
Bob Williford
California
Ira Williford
Ed Brown
Frank
Howard Baydon
Omaha
Mrs. Smith
Constance
Town Woman's Club
Wm Wolf
Dady Willeford
Ira Willeford
Logan
Woman's Club
Antoer
Haxtun
A. Skold
Skold
Henri Prud'homme
McGlathlan
Elder
Elkins
Mader
Buskorrow
Christian Endeavor
Sterling
Peetz
Potter
Bunker H
Local Social Roundup and Sports Notes from Peetz
A crowded afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs Dick Roberts of Sidney, with several residents visiting relatives in Sterling and Denver. Sterling beat Potter 16 to 1 and Peetz 14 to 6 in the weekend baseball tournament after Peetz defeated Bunker Hill 5 to 3 on Saturday.
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Dick Roberts
Sidney
Market Quotations From Historical Grain and Poultry Prices
Wheat 83, corn 75, oats 32, barley 45. Hens 4 lbs up. No 13 under 4, No 110, No 4. Leghorn hens No 1 and No 2, 3. Stags 5. Leghorn broilers 13. Colored springs 15. Old roosters colored No 1 5, No 2 2. Leghorn roosters 4. Butterfat 42. Eggs 18.
Adla Tablets Relief Claims From Stomach Aches
An ad claims Adla Tablets relieve burning gnawing pains in the stomach and help prevent sore inflamed stomach while allowing normal eating. It promises money back if relief is not achieved and is issued by Western Drink Co.
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Western Drin Co
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King
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Kappa Sigma
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Shirley May
Ernest Heine
Bayard
John Ebrel
Ted Engert
Nancy Whie
John van Anne
Longmont
Colo
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San Francisco
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Columbus
Fred Carey
Legion Auxiliary
Don Martin
Nebraska
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E. S. Ewing
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Fort Collins
Mary Reel
Pacific Northwest
Carl Ernest
Aitar Society
St. Mary
West Gurley
Faye Chichester
Mildred Heizer
J. J. Heizer
Ray Neale
Max Goeman
Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid
C. E
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Wm. Osborn
Presbyterian
Kenneth E. Reeves
Lorenzo
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Telegraph
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Hamburger
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