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Newspaper
The Telegraph News
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1936
Page
4
A political platform pledges sound currency a balanced budget and opposition to devaluation, calls for monetary reform and world cooperation, and supports peace through arbitration. The piece shifts to local social notes with names, visits, and community events in Sidney and nearby towns.
The platform denounces the New Deal as unconstitutional and wasteful, pledging to restore old age security through pay as you go, expand free enterprise, and protect labor rights. It calls for balanced budgets, abolition of revealed monopolies, repeal of reciprocal trade treaties, and federal regulation to ensure fair competition and farm stability.
Mrs. O Rahe Weyerts and Mrs Winlter Flicker with children visit John Tieman senior home Monday after attending Lodge Pole shoppers on Saturday. The Frerichs and Gortemaker families plus Haxby Rahe Thompson and Rahe household members are listed. Carl Martin and Delmar Rahe visited the Frerichs home. some residents attended a dance at Lisco Saturday. Thurow and Garlington also appear in the notes.
Community updates from Bunker Hill include visits among Beyer and Sterling families, a school meeting with P J Beyer re-elected treasurer, and a Lodge Pole win over Bunker Hill in Bronson. An obituary for Emma Bricker Haworth recalls her life, family, church affiliation, and final resting place.
The Better Body Builders club met at Irene Dunlavy's home on Thursday June 11 to discuss health habits check postures and try exercises for good posture. Helen Mae Conover joined as a new member and refreshments followed. The next meeting will be at Geneva Elmquist's home on June 24.
CC girls winter clothing and problem clubs met June 10 at Margaret Miller’s home. They discussed personal appearance with emphasis on health posture and grooming. A demonstration showed how to make book ends.
After the business meeting the hostess and her mother served lunch to attendees.
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