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Newspaper
The Telegraph News
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1933
Page
2
An independent weekly newspaper published every Tuesday morning at 932 Tenth Avenue Sidney Cheyenne County Western Nebraska.
A compact opinion piece notes leading industrialists views on the New Deal, including Leonard Ayres, Benjamin Anderson, Johnson, and Melvin Traylor, with reflections on currency, supervision, and pragmatic policy. It mixes editorial musings with local social items from Sidney Nebraska, listing visits and community events through Sunday.
The article warns readers about sweat shop dress production and the hidden labor practices behind cheap fashion. It urges choosing reputable shops, avoiding ultra low prices, and using consumer influence at home to curb exploitation.
East Dalton residents share visits and flattering company over the weekend. Ed Mintken and James Devier families hosted gatherings at multiple homes while others from Cheyenne Gurley and Council Bluffs joined neighbors for dinners and Sunday calls.
In Union Valley reports, Louis Vick visits the Nelson Finney home, Kenneth Finney and his wife travel to Chicago for the world fair, and families attend church in Dalton. The M C C club hosts a large gathering with a July picnic planned at Red Cliff grove near Broadwater, and many neighbors share visits, dances, and farm events through the week.
Hazel Miles spends Monday with Sadie Irwin while parents attend school meet. Miss Marie Cortney with Mary Kavanaugh and others. Hazel visits W T Sharman and Nels Johnson families. Genevieve Dyke hosts Zellabelle Johnson. F A Johnsons attend Bayard pageant. Jurgens family supper with Sharman. Cortney siblings visit Les Cruise home.
Bunker Hill fell to Chapell by a 6 to 5 score on Sunday. Local residents and families visited, hosted guests from Colorado and Sunol, and several attended events in Sidney and Bayard. Rex Bayne, Rex Bayne and Raymond Beyer, and Richard Welton were noted in multiple social visits and a dental trip to Sidney.
Mrs. George Line hosts visitors including Mrs. Blair and family, Mrs. Harold White, and others from Sterling Sidney and Lund. Hospitalization for Mrs. Lehmbuhl, with Leona Lindley and Virginia Englert caring for the Englert hotel during grandmother Mrs. Englert’s absence. Family groups and Friday evening calls noted around Lodge Pole.
Mr and Mrs R R Berry and son Clifton spent Sunday in Sidney. Marjorie Morris visits Broadwater relatives this week. Mrs R R Berry visited Mrs J O Lobb Friday. Mr and Mrs W F Waite visited kin in Sidney Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edgar Sayre of Rock Springs Wyoming visit Mrs Sayre’s parents Mr and Mrs Charles Jobe. Mrs Frank Westover and baby stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Bancroft. Miss Ruth Jobe attended the Sunday school convention at Dalton Monday. The Stitch in Time clothing club met with Lois and Roseanna Birdwell Tuesday June 20. Next meeting with Rowena Jobe Thursday July 6. Bud Reinmuth called at Amos Jobe’s Monday morning.
Community notes list frequent visitors and guests at the Charles Mayer home and nearby farms. Families including Myers, Mayer, Kreader, Bovee, Rathbun, Walker, Sanders, Christensen, Hughes, Waterman, and others called or shopped in Sidney and Dalton. A 4 H club meeting drew several local youths. visits to Pumpkin Creek and Bridgeport are noted.
Mrs. O O Babe R Volkman and son Arthur were Lisco callers Monday. Sears and Walter Flicker were Sidney visitors Wednesday. Hank and George Jobman returned Tuesday from Gothenburg, where they attended the funeral of their grandfather.
Mr and Mrs Garhart Thurow visited at Otto Rahe's. Alice Buss dropped by Walter Flicker’s. Ben and August Jurgens visited. many neighbors called on each other at homes in Lodge Pole and surrounding areas. The east Lutheran church was sold and moved to Sherrick. Pageant attendance at Bayard noted along with numerous Sunday dinners and family gatherings.
North Potter residents shared Friday visits at Herbert Johnson’s home with Mrs Enevoldsen and children Catherine and others. A caller group including Charlotte Emnevoldsen and Willemine Johnson visited Dorothy Anderson. Dinner guests at Emil Tank’s home included Neal Tank and Loretta. Mrs Powell and Mrs Johnson spent weekend at Herbert Johnson’s home. Chappell residents Charles Carlson Anton Johnson and daughters, Joe Elmquist stayed midweek at Herbert Johnson’s place.
Local column records visits and socializing in East Gurley. Mrs Avery Davis and daughter visit relatives, with several Nelck family gatherings noted. Warren Cunningham and others attend Bayard pageant. multiple families host and travel between Nelck and Feldman homes.
Mrs Bert Gitbins underwent surgery last Tuesday and is progressing well, with staff reporting she is getting along nicely and showing steady recovery.
All high school students must apply for free tuition for the 1933 34 school year. Applications must be filed with the county superintendent by July 1, 1933 per Nebr. school laws Section 79-904. Gertude M. Nelson, County Superintendent.
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