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Newspaper
The Telegraph News
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1930
Page
2
An independent newspaper published at 925 Tenth Avenue Sidney Nebraska every Tuesday morning devoted to the interests of the City of Sidney Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska generally.
A garbled, opinionated monologue blends slang and pop culture banter with scattered phrases about government checks, sports insults, and sensationalized boastful chatter. The text weaves in exclamations about danger, love, and street talk, ending with a theatrical, nonsensical lament.
A political editorial argues the Smoot tariff conference will pass the Grundy tariff, forcing the president to choose a side. It claims the bill is an extortionate, unscientific move that will raise costs by about a billion dollars annually, harm foreign trade, and fail to help farmers. The piece pressures backing Grundy or opposing the measure.
South Colton residents visit friends and relatives in Sidney Dalton and Crook. George Messing and sons Conrad and Anthony call on Harry Witters while many others visit H J Elsen and family. John Ebert and Harry Witters fish at Wolf Lake. Witters suffers a painful hand injury when a car stuck in mud.
The piece critiques recent realism in fiction and drama for its frank smuttiness arguing publishers and critics promote low tastes. It condemns sensational depictions of adultery and vice and calls for selective realism that preserves truth without pandering to base instincts.
Several area residents attended the Lutheran day school picnic at Krueger's Lake on Sunday. Donald Deaver, George Petre, Wayne and Curtis Elsen, and many others enjoyed a meal together with Mr and Mrs. John George and their sons Harvey and Charles. Bill George and friends from Crook traveled to Sterling for golf, while Charles George went to Suno school Friday. T J Hulslander of Padroni visited his daughter Mrs. Tony Merck and family.
Mr and Mrs R W Volkman shopped Saturday Henry and Garhart Thurow visited C G Home and Otto Rahe homes Tuesday. Maurice Jesson drives a new Chevrolet. Bessie Rahe visits grandmother Mrs James Aume. Herman Bruns and son Chester had tonsils removed recently.
A reflective note on wages, expenses, and the cycle of money. The author laments spending all earnings on necessities each period, leaving nothing to show for the effort. The piece critiques the practicality of work when wages do not translate into tangible gains.
Weekend visits and calls fill the Potter area with activity as families travel between homes in Gurley Sidney and Scottsbluff. Memorial day plans are announced by the American Legion and auxiliary with Seth Torgeson as speaker. the Sunday school convention is set for the Lutheran church with a basket dinner. An advert promotes a sale of a high grade Bungalow piano after a Denver Music Company merger.
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