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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1947
Page
5
The Telegraph is an independent weekly paper serving Sidney Cheyenne County and western Nebraska. Réiter Advertising and Business Manager listed with Society Editor Office and Circulation Manager.
Editorial warns Cheyenne County risks dust bowl like conditions as hundreds of acres of native grass give way to wheat. It argues long dry spells and wind will drift light soils, harming fields and wells, urging resident operators to protect soil as Cheyenne County’s main asset and adjust future production plans.
The article argues against bills to ban liquor advertising across interstate media. It asserts liquor is a legalized commodity and compares ads to other products like soap and soup. It contends outlawing advertising would be un-American even if alcohol remains regulated.
A fire at the A J Kinnersley home on the north side disrupted grade crossings blocked by trains. Firemen faced a six minute delay before response, increasing damages and drawing scrutiny of Union Pacific. The article questions how long such delays will continue.
A stream of quips on finances marriage science and manners from varied voices. Banter about budgets moths weights in stars and social norms contrasts modern living with humor and advice. The piece mixes humorous maxims and observations on love work and culture.
Clarence A. Holden of Long Branch New Jersey paid a one dollar fine plus costs after an accident at Potter. State Patrolman Robert Nichols said Holden traveling east hit a truck driven by Alex Spencer of Potter as Spencer turned from Highway 30 into Potter. Holden said he was going about 65 mph and could not stop in time.
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