The Telegraph Semi Weekly Sidney Newspaper Info
The Telegraph is an independent Sidney Nebraska paper published Tuesdays and Fridays at 11th Avenue and Illinois Street. Editors include J C Bush and Jack H Lowe with Nellie Davis. publishers J H Lowe and J C Bush.
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J. C. Bush
Jack H. Lowe
J.C. Bush
HW. P. Craig
Nellie Davis
11Th Avenue
Iinois Street
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Editorial on Nebraska teachers pay and funding pressure
The editorial argues teachers are underpaid across Nebraska and Sidney faces a wage gap amid competition. It urges realistic tax and valuation reforms, state income or sales taxes, and public input to inform legislature, acknowledging inflation and rising government costs.
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Nebraska
Sidney
Social Security card care and survivor benefits
Take care of your Social Security card and ensure your family knows what to do if a wage earner dies. Many survivors miss rightful, regular government benefits after years of salary deduction. This money acts as savings and insurance to protect dependents and the elderly.
A Difficult Decision On Burning Weeds For Pheasant Health
The game commission urges a farmer to stop burning weed rows to protect pheasant nests and thousands of eggs and young birds destroyed by fire each year. The farmer must choose between increased pest insects and seed spread and the potential boost to the pheasant population. The commission estimates pheasants would eat more insects and weed seeds than fires would cause, though certainty is in doubt.
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The
Game Commission
Conservation Is Salvation At Gurley Farm Demonstration
A notice urges farmers to attend a stubble mulch demonstration at Walter Grunwald's Gurley farm this Thursday April 3. It extols soil conservation as vital for long term crop stability and soil fertility, noting lessons from the Roosevelt era and warnings from Europe’s soil decline.
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Walter Grunwald
Gurley
Europe
Power Supply Delays Cause Public Frustration
Citizens face ongoing electricity shortages as delays in delivering new machinery keep the system under strain. Officials express hope the power board will soon restore full supply, easing the widespread reliance on limited energy and reducing inconvenience.
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Si . Sa
Social Security District Office Notice for Scottsbluff Neb
The Social Security Administration district office at Flynn Ridg rooms 114 116 16th and Broadway Scottsbluff Nebraska provides retirement and survivors benefits information. Applications for benefits should be filed promptly to prevent loss of benefits and inquiries can be made by calling or writing to the local office.
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Social Security Administration
Flynn Ridg
16Th & Broadway
Scottsbluff, Nebr
War Vets Get Farm and Ranch Training Program
Nebraska veterans will gain access to a farm and ranch training program run jointly by the VA and the state Department of Vocational Education. High schools will offer two classes, one for veterans working on farms or ranches and another for self proprietors, with hours and supervised instruction set. Funding of 20 dollars per month per veteran will be channeled to schools, and entry can be made through the VA or county service officer.
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Nebraska
Department of Vocational Education
State
State Department of Vocational Education
Thegricultural Division
L D. Clements
G. F Liebendorfer
R. L Green
Rufus Howard
University of Nebraska Extension
W H. Brokaw
W. W. Burr
College of Agriculture
Vocational Education Department
Sidney high school voag coop aids veterinary training program
The old program offered 60 hours of off the farm instruction and the Sidney high school voag department will continue to cooperate by making its facilities available for vet training. Local officials note ongoing cooperation with the program and its use of school spaces.
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Sidney High School Voag
Letter to Dr A L Miller on Greece policy and church aid
Eldred B Merrick argues the nation should resist imperialism and keep Greece aid modest. He favors church involvement in feeding and clothing while voicing concern over current administrations and a potential reversal of the New Deal.
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Eldred B. Merrick
Regular Defrosting in Humid Kitchens
Regular defrosting is essential for best results, especially in warm humid weather when frost collects faster due to higher moisture.
Convenient Sun Suit Design for Easy Children’s Wear
Mothers can save time making sun suits by choosing economical, simple designs that are easy to put on and off, wash, and iron. The guide emphasizes practicality for busy caregivers and durable fabrics.
Wide Carpet Broadloom Widths Expanded Up to Thirty Feet
Broadloom carpets now extend beyond 27 inches to widths up to 30 feet. The change applies to carpet production and clarifies that the term refers to width, not color.
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the Telegraph
Iates Society
Editorial
Sidney Board of Education
Haanest Social Security Office
Sidney Rendering Service
North Platte Rendering Company
Ray Mill
Dorothy Lamour
the Fox
Cliff Russell
A. L. Miller
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Miller
Trumans
Greece
U.S
Senator Brewster
Lincoln
Britain
Platte Valley
Lockwood Building
Sidney, Nebr
Carey Bros
Dalton, Nebraska
Public Utilities
Jackson Street
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