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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1957

Page

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Drastic Cut In Mail Service Hits Sidney Saturday

Post office operations to shrink with Saturday closure of offices and no mail delivery on Saturdays. Windows to open 6 30 am to 5 pm next week. five substitute workers laid off. April 29 further restrictions include no money orders and no third class mail except medical supplies. Local reaction shows irritation and calls to congress.

Sidney Weldon Stewart Poetal Stewart Arthur Summerfield Summerfield Congress Postmaj General House Postall Mmerfield Otter Gray D-Va Cheyenne County Postal Service

Lagging Business Inventory Lists Prompt Assessor Warnings

Cheyenne County business owners have filed few 1957 property schedules. Deadline for business and personal property listings is April 20. Roy Gish warns that incomplete returns will be returned or business owners summoned for audits. The Justin Haynes Co. of Denver will audit all schedules, with on site checks as needed.

Cheyenne County Roy Gish Justin Haynes Co Denver

Our Horse and Buggy Mails Call for a Modern Post Office

Reader's Digest summarizes Wolfgang W. Wiesche Lange’s article urging a streamlined postal system with mechanization, new building designs, and higher investment in research. It notes the Post Office lags Europe, spends heavily on wages, and relies on hand sorting, proposing helicopters and conveyor belts to speed mail, reduce costs, and modernize the nation’s mail network.

Wolfgang Langewiesche Washington Reader's Digest Congress Europe Holland First National Bank

Man Who Started Sioux Depot Gets Grand Forks Job

Lt Col Sidney Stern, who began Sioux Ordnance Depot work in 1942, is named area engineer in charge of building Grand Forks Air Base North Dakota. He will serve about three months while a permanent Army Engineer officer is assigned to oversee 22 million dollars in contracts this year. Stern, veteran of 26 years, previously headed Rapid City work at Ellsworth AFB the Black Hills Ordnance Depot and the Sioux Ordnance Depot in Sidney.

Sidney Sioux Ordnance Depot Army Engineers Grand Forks N. D. Air Base Sidney Stern Army Colonel Stern Rapid City Ellsworth Air Force Base Black Hills South Dakota

Decrease Seen in County Motor Vehicle Tax Income

Cheyenne County treasurer M. M. Inhelder reports motor vehicle tax receipts for the first quarter total $225,709.74, down from $247,747.70 for the same period in 1956. The drop of almost 10 percent is blamed on state valuation cuts, fewer vehicles, and fewer new autos.

M. M Jack’’ Inhelder

Pre-Campaign Music Group Seeks Public Help in Sidney

Officers of the Sidney Civic Music Assn push a pre campaign appeal to invite public inquiry about aims and objects. The 1957 58 drive targets community support with memberships set at 6 dollars for adults and 3 dollars for students.

Sidney Civic Music Assn Sidney Robert Clark Fritz Nagel C .B. Dorwart Roy Oliverius Joseph Hahler Oliverius Nagel J. H. McNish George Hinn Willian Fankhauser

Greeks to tour Nebraska wheat regions next week

Six key Greek officials and industry leaders will visit Nebraska’s largest wheat area as part of a ten day state tour. The delegation aims to see high protein hard red winter wheat, meet Cheyenne County and Panhandle growers, and view mills and grain facilities from McCook to Ogallala with stops in Imperial Venango and Chapell.

Nebraska Panayotis Katsoulis Hippocrates Pappaioannou P. Petropoulous Sidney Cheyenne County Panhandle Nebraska Wheat Commission Greece Foreign Agricultural Service United States

Sidney at Work special edition portraits Sidne y businessmen

The Telegraph prepares a 90th Anniversary Sidney Days edition with a Get Acquainted caricature series. Salah features Sidney on the job with portraits of local businessmen employees and professionals. Hut Hutson of Amarillo Texas handles the caricature work promising a large production. The edition appears in the week of June 21 22 during Sidney Days.

Sidney The Telegraph Ft. Sidney H. H Hutson Amarillo Texas Hut

Funeral held today for Broadwater man Carroll Sawyers

Funeral services were held at Broadwater Presbyterian Church for Carroll Dean Sawyers 54 who died Friday The Rev Marvin Miller officiated with burial in Rosehill Cemetery Sawyers a native of Iowa moved to Broadwater in 1924 He married in Cheyenne on November 1 1924 Survivors include a daughter Arda Rae Bass a grandson a sister Ftta Shacklett and his step mother Florence Sawyers of Denver.

Broadwater Presbyterian Church Carroll Dean Sawyers Marvin Miller Broadwaters Rosehill Iowa Sawyers Broadwater Cheyenne Broadwaye Presbyterian Church Arda Rae B.ss Ftta Shacklett Denver Florence Sawyers

Red Cross Drive Extended Through April in Nebraska

The national Red Cross fund drive is extended through April cutting a $1,100 gap in a $4,000 goal. Sidney Lions Club and Cheyenne County Red Cross leaders report strong school support and slow other canvassing due to weather. Donations may be sent to Mrs. LaVern Anthony, 2420 Park View Road, checks to American Red Cross. Blizzards aided relief with trains and autos aided and food drops by air to snow blocked areas across western Nebraska.

Red Cross LaVern Anthony Cheyennne County Red Cross Faundz Dive Sidney Lions Club Gall Anthony Park View Road American Red Cross Midwest Nebraska

Grain markets show higher wheat prices today

Local elevators quote No 1 Wheat at 200 dollars per bushel and No 2 Wheat at 199 dollars per bushel, reflecting strong demand. The figures provide a snapshot of current grain pricing in the region.

Rain and Snow End Drought In Sidney Region

More than two and a half inches of moisture have fallen across Sidney and surrounding Cheyenne County, easing a drought reminiscent of the 1930s. Soil moisture improves pasture growth and wheat outlook, with insects and hail named as remaining crop threats.

Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska Panhandle Great Western Sugar Co Nebraska Plains Oil Mills Inc Telegraph

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