Sidney Nebraska newspaper brief details and masthead
The Telegraph is a semi weekly independent newspaper published in Sidney Nebraska at 11th Avenue and Illinois Street. It issues Tuesday and Friday mornings and serves Sidney Cheyenne County and western Nebraska with a staff including J H Lowe J C Bush editor Mrs H P Craig Mrs Nellie Davis advertising and business managers circulation manager and society editor.
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Jack H. Lowe
J. C. Bush
H. P. Craig
Nellie Davis
11Th Avenue
Illinois Street
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Editorial calls Cheyenne County to support cancer fund
Citizens are urged to donate to a fund for the prevention and cure of cancer. The piece cites one in eight Americans as affected and notes the American Cancer Society aims to cut the rate. It urges oversubscription in Cheyenne County and provides a mailing address to send contributions today.
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Cheyenne County
American Cancer Society
Sidney
Nebraska
Foster's letter on Nebraska personal property tax provisions
The Telegraph publishes County Assessor J. H. Foster's explanation of assessing law provisions in Nebraska. He argues the present system makes it unfair to blame the assessor if personal property is not listed for taxation and supports remedial legislation. The letter replies to an earlier Telegraph editorial and calls readers to read it.
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J. H. Foster
Telegraph
Foster
Nebraska
Nebraska wheat transport bill favors out-of-state truckers
The legislature approved a bill allowing non Nebraska truckers to haul Nebraska wheat for thirty days from July 1 to October 1 without Nebraska licenses. Proponents say it speeds delivery amid storage bottlenecks and farmer burden, noting Nebraska truckers and railroads could not handle traffic last year. They argue farmers should not be penalized by factors beyond their control.
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Nebraska
Boys Campfire On Hills Sparks Fire Department Run
Fire crews were called to the north side Friday night to investigate a hillside blaze. The investigation found a bonfire surrounded by youths toasting wieners and buns. No damage or loss, only the time of the firefighters, per Fire Chief W. W. Schulz.
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North Side
W. W.schulz
Benjamin's Visit To Sidney Delayed
Harold Benjamin regional Social Security director sees postponement of his Sidney visit from April 23 to April 29 due to unavoidable changes in plans. He will be in The Telegraph building at 9 a.m. for interviews on Social Security program topics.
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Sidney
Harold Benjamin
Mr. Benjamin
NSES
Telegraph
Emerson Kokjer New District Judge for Fifth Judicial District
Emerson Kokjer of Wahoo named district judge for the fifth judicial district succeeding the late L. S. Hastings. Gov. Val Peterson announced the appointment, effective until the 1948 general election. Kokjer, 48, former deputy attorney general under Walter Johnson, a World War I veteran born in Clarks, Nebr., and a Univ. of Nebraska graduate.
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H. Emerson Kokjer
Wahoo
T. E. Kokjer
Sidney
Fifth Judicial District
L. S. Hastings
Val Peterson
Kokjer
Walter Johnson
Clarks
Nebr
University of Nebraska
France
Hawaiian Islands
Typewriter and Adding Machine Ribbons in Stock at The Telegraph
The Telegraph announces steady availability of typewriter and adding machine ribbons for all standard makes and models. Clerks confirm full stock and prompt service for customers seeking replacement cartridges.
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Telegraph
Letter on tax schedules and assessor duties in Nebraska
Dear Editor, I address an error in your April 18 editorial. The law requires taxpayers to list their own property. The State Tax Commissioner urges compliance, but the assessor may not, and often should not, prepare schedules for owners. I contest its practicality and ask readers to note the official stance. J. H. Foster, County Assessor.
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Sidney
Sidney, Nebraska
Lincoln
County Assessors Association
State Tax Commissioner
Millions Of Fish Put Into Ogallala Lakes
The Ogallala area lists Lake Ogallala and Lake McConaughy near Ogallala about seventy miles east. Since 1941 the two lakes have been stocked with 3 487 689 fish across ninety one plantings by the state game and fish commission. Lake McConaughy has received more than 2 300 000 welleved nike.
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Lake
Ogallala
Lake McConnaughy
State Game and Fish Commission
Training Session of Scouters Completed at Air Base
Twenty two Scout leaders finished a three day Scouters Training Institute at the Scottsbluff air base. The course matched the basic Scoutmaster program, led by Scout executive Martin S. Johnson with Dr. Robert Ellwood of Chadron State Teachers College as dean. Scoutmaster M. G. P. Nissen of Sidney attended.
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Scouters Training
Scottsbluff Air Base
Martin S. Johnson
Robert Ellwood
Chadron State Teachers College
M. G. P. Nissen
Sidney
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