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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1952
Page
8
Liability insurance rise tied to Nebraska road quality claims
The editorial argues higher automobile insurance rates in Nebraska reflect deteriorating roads. It condemns special interests opposing highway funding and urges raising money via fees or a use tax, warning that complacency costs lives, damages vehicles, and inflates insurance costs.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Faces Record Crop Prospects Despite Drought
A Department of Agriculture briefing highlights a expected corn yield boost barring early frost, with record wheat harvests already stored. Cattle grazing well and grasslands remaining resilient amid sandhills drought signal overall abundance in the Cornhusker state.
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Nebraska
Department of Agriculture
Paying for the North Side paving drive gains momentum
Property owners along 1th Avenue push for concrete paving and the creation of improvement districts, while the City Council pushes a non grade crossing project. The effort is expected to raise north side property values and erase the other side of the tracks stigma.
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1Th Avenue
Grass Roots Opinion On taxes and machinery in industry
Letters to the editor from Grass Roots Opinion in Palls Minnesota and Coatesville Pennsylvania question rising production costs from machinery and argue U S tax burdens. They critique government control of rivers power and the fishing industry, urging relief and private enterprise safeguards.
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International Palls
MINN
Daily Journal
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Coatesville
Washington
Congress
Bets, Boots and Box Seats at Denver Track
A writer narrates plans to gamble at Denver race tracks describing luck in horse betting, disdain for dog racing, and self reliance through winnings. He notes meeting a sharpie connected to top horsemen, and recalls opening day money, future bets, and hopes for wealth.
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Denver
Memphis
Outdoor Nebraska Waterfowl Seasons and Wildlife Notes
Nebraska Game Commission outlines the federal role in setting waterfowl seasons and dove timing, notes data gathering from mid January, and explains taste for national flyway input. Reports odd wildlife finds including a two billed blue wing teal and a frog with three feet on one leg. Deer license applications near halfway, with drawing Sept 16 in Lincoln. About one million walleye fingerlings released by North Platte hatchery across Nebraska reservoirs. Outdoor TV program set for six weeks starting Aug 17 on KMTV Omaha with Paul T. Gilbert.
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U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Fish and Wildlife Service
Nebraska Game Commissioners
Washington, D. C
Lloyd Vance
Bill Ahern
Vance
Ahern
Rock County
Hube Howard
North Platte Hatchery
Nebraska
Game Commission
Lincoln
U. S
McConaughy Reservoir
KMTV
Omaha
The
Paul T. Gilbert
Two Newlyweds Honeymoon Hiking Across the Alps
A short story notes a newly married couple stranded on an Italian mountain start a trek honeymooning through the Alps. The light item uses witty quips about marriage and travel reflecting postwar tone.
The Telegraph Letter on Nebraska Road Funding
A letter criticizes state engineer Harold Aitken for claiming crew shortfalls and danger in a center striping program on main highways. The writer defends Aitken as conscientious and urges voters to fund road improvements, asserting the public must back the necessary spending to fix Nebraska roads.
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Harold Aitken
Highway Department
Nebraska
Hall
Test Your Intelligence Quiz With Mixed General Questions
A mixed quiz covering census data malaria transmission and literary history. Questions include which state had the most people in 1950, transcontinental relay tower distances, malaria transmission by bite, the International Gold Challenge Cup sport, author of Tess of the D Urbervilles, and Washington's presidential election year. Scoring offers 10 points per correct answer for the first six, plus a garnish matching section with cuisines and origins.
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California
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
France
Answers to Intelligence Test from New York prompts
The provided items list answers to an intelligence test including New York location, a 30 mile distance, bite as a response, polo as a word, Hardy as a surname, 1789 as a year, and a multiple choice with Hungary France and China among options.
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New York
Polo
Hungary
Mewier
France
China
Local Advertises Quick Service and Quality Work
An ad for fast service and top quality workmanship appears in The Telegraph, signaling reliable local business options.
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