The Telegraph publication details Sidney newspaper staff
The Telegraph lists publishers J C Bush and Jack H Lowe with Mrs H P Craig and Mrs Nellie Davis as associates. Advertising and business managers, office and circulation managers are named. The paper is an independent Sidney Nebraska publication at 11th Avenue and Illinois Street, issued weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays for Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska readers.
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J. C. Bush
Jack H. Lowe
ACK H. Lowe
H. P. Craig
Nellie Davis
11Th Avenue
Illinois Street
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Editorial on farm policy and veteran bonus debates
The piece condemns bureaucratic meddling in agriculture while warning of continued black markets in meat and feeds. It urges market forces to set prices after subsidies end and discusses state bonus proposals, veterans’ demands, and the need for guided legislative action aligned with public sentiment. It mentions Massachusetts lottery funding and compares state outcomes across the 48 states.
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Denver
OPA
Civic center plans mark growing city improvement trend
Classic City Planning notes a wave of civic center and master planning in Omaha Ogden New Orleans Baltimore and Philadelphia. Emphasis on order expansiveness and civic focal points contrasts European grandeur with democratic citizen led design.
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Omaha
Ogden
Utah
New Orleans
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Europe
National veterans bonus debates spark call for guidance
Two recent state moves to pay separate World War II bonuses highlight the need for national guidance on maximum or minimum limits. Massachusetts veterans push a $1,000 boost while Amvets national commander Jack Hardy opposes bonuses. Most states discuss $150 to $300 payments per veteran.
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Massachusetts
Baltimore
Jack Hardy
The
Amvets
No Flag Showing and UNO’s Quiet Call to Universal Sovereignty
Reporters note no flag over UNO and the Security Council building lacks a sovereignty sign. Inside, a universal admission of faith beyond human limits is urged as essential to peace. Courage is shown in calls to faith, and UNO should preface its peace efforts with this universal sovereignty recognition.
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UNO
Security Council
Ita
Behind the Smile Man Helps Others and Spreads Cheer
A poem praising a man whose steady optimism and daily smile uplift others. He avoids complaints, sees good in people, and offers simple acts of kindness that lift spirits even on gray days. Meeting him is worth cultivating friendship for his hopeful outlook.
Let Me Be a Little Kinder and Braver in Life
A reflective poem urging kindness and gentleness toward others and self improvement. It calls for being kinder, blinder to faults, more cheerful, braver against temptation, and humbler with the weak while thinking of the neighbor and giving a little more of self.
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Jess
Cannibal Cook and Friar: A Strange Exchange Revealed
Dialogue bits show a mission worker questioned by a cannibal cook and a chief. The friar is spared as the chief says不要 joke about boiling a missionary while urging restraint. The excerpt hints at themes of courage, kindness, and mutual aid amid danger.
Sins of omission and bayonet instructor joke in class
A pastor quizzes a young class about sins of omission and a girl explains they are sins one ought to commit but hasn’t. A bayonet instructor is teased as out to lunge. In a shipboard banter, Tess and Bess joke about sailors talking privately. A farewell and family milestones are referenced as questions of marriage arise.
Meadow Lawn social news from Sidney edition
Mr and Mrs George Juelfs visit their daughter in Sidney. Many locals attend parties and call on friends including the Rogers and Schaffert families. Notable outings include Dalton Ladies Aid, Sunday School at Prairie View, and shopping trips to Scottsbluff. Several residents travel to Ogallala and Rapid City for weekends.
Local Social Notes From Sidney Area Aboard Stories
Mrs. George Juelfs transacted business in Sidney Friday and the Juelfs couple were on their way home from Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Juelfs called at the Allen Muler home Thursday. Ivan Walker visited the Craig home on Thursday. Larry Allison is staying a few weeks with the Schafferts. Carol Nelson enjoyed an aero plane ride Monday afternoon. Norman Harris has been visiting the Glen Harris home for some time.
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Grover Sanders
Clarence Rogers
Ivan Walker
Sidney
Wm. Sachs
Harold Stoll
Don Young
Frieda Click
Dalton
Lee Shoemaker
Dick Juelfs
Schaffert
Iowa
George Juelfs
Allen Muler
Craig
Larry Allison
Schafferts
Carol Nelson
Norman Harris
Glen Harris
Rose Planting Tips for Fall and Spring Growth
Rosarians favor fall planting to let young roses form rootlets that spur early spring growth. After frost, cover plants with leaves or straw to protect them.
Two hillbiks reach camp after train ride banana scare
Two first time train riders, drafted to camp, bought bananas from a vendor aboard. In darkness a man bites and jokes that eating one banana causes temporary blindness as the train enters a tunnel.
Wildcat drilling urged as aid to oil supply
A columnist muses that nations could avoid shortages if salvaged fielded crops were used and wildcat drilling encouraged. The piece notes OPA ceilings may not cap prices and mentions a metropolitan orchestra’s small town concert, with locals reacting the next morning at the general store remarking that bass drum was far to bring and only beat once.
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Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra
Good Shoe Shine Tips From A House Guide
An old toothbrush, hand brush and cup belong in shoe cleaning gear especially with children in the home. Use the handbrush to remove most dirt, then scrub edges of sole and heel with suds from the toothbrush. Polish for a professional looking finish.
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Joe Brown
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Tess
Bess
Earth
Meadow Lawn
Betty Schaffert
Joe Lamberts
Ogallala
Rogers
Bill Schaffert
Walker Home
C. Eckert
C. H. Kreader
C. M. Mayer
George Winkleman
Scottsbluffs
Harold Buckingham
Rapid City
S. D
Sam Eckert
Gurley
Jay Tobias
Walter Baker Co
Aletta A. LeSueur
Court House
Martin and Davis, Lawyers
Doris L. McNeill
Guardian
Mountaineer
Sidney Public Utilities
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