Postoffice Classified Notice From Sidney Nebraska
Notice notes mail matter entered at the Sidney Nebraska post office as second class matter for publication.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1951
Page
11
Sidney Progress In Oil Boom Brings Growth Confidence
The editorial notes Sidney has survived two years of oil exploration in decent shape thanks to cooperation between oil firms and city officials. No boomtown collapse. challenges like rent gouging and trailer areas are being addressed as population and industrial sand business grow, signaling a strong future for Sidney as Nebraska’s oil and gas capital.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Liquor Probe Faces Call for Grand Jury Action
The Omaha World Herald criticizes Senator Ray Babcock and his liquor investigation committee for delaying a full probe into liquor commission affairs. The paper suggests turning the matter over to a grand jury, noting reluctance among legislators and urging decisive action amid rumors of serious corruption in Omaha.
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Omaha World Herald
Ray Babcock
Liquor Investigation Committee
Omaha
World Herald
Babcock
Hugh Carson
Ord
The
Ill-Fated LB1 Wheat Levy Bill Stirs Nebraska Legislature
The wheat research bill LB1 sparked drama in the Nebraska Legislature with a swift veto by the lieutenant governor and later rulings by the attorney general. It faced constitutional questions and would have created a new bureau, imposed levies on elevator operators, and offered refunds to farmers. The measure died amid bureaucratic hurdles, leaving the average wheat farmer unmoved.
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Nebraska
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Take a Breath Lady Seeks Delay to Fix Weather Woes
A Telegraph reader requests help delaying cloud seeding to allow time for roof repairs. The staff suggests she breathe and enjoy western Nebraska sights while rain-makers are kept in check, noting the perils of living near the newspaper office.
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The
Telegraph
Western
Nebraska
Hospital Bond Question Raises Taxpayer Worries
Letter from John J. Treinen urges Cheyenne County owners to consider the long term debt of a proposed hospital bond. He questions payback prospects, cites doctor concerns about hospital finances, and warns the project could burden taxpayers for twenty years or more. He suggests delaying until veterans return home for work. Later, "We Wonder" notes singere Franks Hornaday's concert numbers and calls for more silent respect.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
Frank Hornaday
Frank
Elmer, A Local Pharmacist Honored In Classified Ad
The downtown drug store manager and Nebraska graduate known as Elmer is a registered pharmacist active in Lions Club and Mason circles. Married to Shelma with two children, he enjoys golf when time allows. The note invites support for veterans and asks readers to wear a Poppy Day poppy on May 5.
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Lions Club
The
University of Nebraska
Shelma
Elmer
Adapting a Lease to Irrigation Farming bulletin
The new bulletin Adapting a Lease to Irrigation Farming is available at county agents offices. It explains anticipated investments and expenses under irrigation, pump and land development costs, extra equipment needs, changes in business organization and livestock, labor, and management needs, and irrigated pastures. It also outlines a method to analyze and adjust leases so rents reflect contributions and costs, aiming for fair contracts for landlord and tenant.
Court fines and suspends licenses for intoxicated driving
County Court of San Francisco charges Charles R Linn with driving while intoxicated. He is fined 50 dollars and costs, license suspended 30 days, and sentenced to 10 days in jail. George J Newman is fined 51 dollars and costs for driving without a license and driving while intoxicated.
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Charles R. Linn
San Francisco
George J. Newman
Police Court Guilty Plea in Speeding Case
George Snyder faced police court on a speeding charge and pled guilty. He paid a ten dollar fine plus costs, finalizing the case locally.
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George Snyder
Grain storage plan urged for Nebraska farmers
Nebraska farmers are urged to plan new grain storage facilities this year to avoid shortages. University of Nebraska agricultural engineers promote a 1,700 bushel four bin granary with 16 by 24 feet footprint and eight by eight foot bins, featuring metal stud anchors and joint construction guidance. Plans are available via county extension offices and the Agricultural Extension Service in Lincoln for 30 to 25 cents, with a catalog of 30 more storage plans.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska Agricultural Engineers
County Extension Office
Agricultural Extension Service
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Nebr
Midwest Plan Service
Card of Thanks for Hospital Visit Gifts
We thank friends and relatives for visits and gifts during our hospital stay. Grateful for the kind professional services of Drs Cook and Eitner and staff. Signed by Mrs. Ted Oliverius and Rodney.
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Dney
Reenne County
Editorial
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Rae
Wilson
Sporting Goods
Keer
Northern Great Plains Council
Farm Foundation
Midwest Agricultural Colleges
Ted Oliverius
Rodney
Walter Frewing
Sidney Livestock Sales
Emerald Rapp Auctioneer
Leo Drake
Dalton's Clothing. Store
Maddox Motor Co
Rea
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