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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1928
Page
2
Topics of Today with Dalton notes that players from Gurley joined Potter in a lineup and defeated local golfers by a slim margin in a lively, three-town gathering. The event was enjoyed by all participants as reported by the Manning Monitor via the Dalton Delegate.
Documentary charges Mr. Hoover knew of the Teapot Dome deal and remained silent while corruption linked to the Harding Coolidge administrations looted public resources. The piece argues honesty as a moral duty for public officials, cites Democratic and independent figures uncovering scandals, and urges voters to act at the ballot box.
A column extols Governor Al Smith as The Happy Warrior praising his plain, direct rhetoric and his record eight years in office. It lauds his wit, sincerity, and ability to connect with common people, noting his success in New York politics and the impact of his Westward speeches.
In this Julesburg Grit-Advocate opinion, the writer argues drivers must beware, as children freely play in streets. It emphasizes a child’s rights to carefree years and the harsher societal reaction to harming a child than to an adult. The piece urges motorists to act with caution and responsibility.
A compact commentary from the Ohio State Journal notes William Allen White has attacked Hoover and Al Smith, calling them timid and corrupt. It questions why White has not spoken about Senator Robinson, urging a complete record in the ongoing education campaign.
Eight members of the Potter golf club came over last Sunday for a friendly round. Local players gathered at the course for a casual match, planning future outings and noting scores after play.
Sheriff J M Nelson of Sidney searched for a missing girl who ran away from her Cheyenne county home. The girl was found and returned with her father, according to the Peetz Gazette.
In 1921 12 025 Nebraskans died rising to 12 621 in 1923 12 475 in 1925 and 12 369 in 1927 Death rates from ubercular diseases declined while heart trouble apoplexy and cancer grew as leading fatal conditions The Missouri Pacific railroad reached Nebraska forty years ago this month August 1888 the Burlington opened the Missouri river bridge at Nebraska City In December 1888 the Nebraska Dakota Wyoming and Pacific Railway company was incorporated The following month the stock Island road was incorporated in Nebraska
Dalton Delegate reports a serious hog disease affecting many hogs for weeks. Believed causes include cholera, multiple diseases, or flu pneumonia. Losses spread across the table lands with hog prices rising, leaving farmers with few fallbacks for winter.
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