Independent Sidney Newspaper Published in Cheyenne County
J. C. Bush and Jack H. Lowe publish the Independent at 11th Avenue and Illinois Street Sidney Nebraska. The paper is entered at the post office as second class mail with annual rates of 4.00 inside a 50 mile zone and 6.00 outside. It serves Sidney Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska with issues every Tuesday and Friday morning.
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Sidney
Nebraska
11Th Avenue
Illinois Street
Cheyenne County
LOOK WHO'S TALKING Editorial Attacks France Over Korea War
A column lambasts Britain and France for criticizing military leadership in Korea while praising Britain for WWII conduct. It contends French surrender in 1940 and failures since, then asserts the U N leadership’s handling may be wrong but urges continued courage and resolve to defend a principle.
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Great Britain
France
South Korea
United Nations
The 3 Love Down by Jack H Lowe on Hopalong Cassidy
A reader compares classic Hopalong Cassidy to modern adaptations. He recalls the original Hoppy as a weather beaten, unshaven, limping cowpoke and laments the updated screen icon’s svelte attire and commercialization. He notes the shift reflects American life’s dollar emphasis and rejects today’s portrayal as the true cowboy.
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Clarence Mulford
Bill Boyd
Hopalong Cassidy
Hoppy
Mr. Mulford
Hopalong Cassidy and the childhood frontier in memory
In a nostalgic reminiscence a speaker recalls playing Hopalong Cassidy as a child with wooden guns and improvised gear. They describe shared adventures of law and order versus rustlers, the thrill of the tales, and a father who bought the books for his kids, praising the hero’s courage and honor.
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Hoppy
Law and Order
Hopalong Cassidy
Old West Character Passes Warmly With Toast to Youth
The speaker recalls a beloved figure who defended straightforward whiskey and admired the strength of youth. He is praised as a blue ribbon character, a solid gold character from the old west, whose memory remains vivid amid modern shifts.
Legal Notice Auction Of 1936 Chevrolet Car
Notice of sale to satisfy a lien against LeRoy Olsop for services performed. At 2:00 p m December 15, 1950, at Kokjer Motor Company 1200 Jackson Sidney Nahe 4UTwss Kokjer Motor Company will sell the 1936 Chevrolet automobile engine No M625541 to the highest bidder.
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LeRoy Olsop
Kokjer Motor Company
Jackson, Sidney, Nahe
Check Home Freezer Before Stocking Up
Before stocking up the home freezer, inspect contents and use foods especially meat that have been stored for a long time. Ensure items are safe and not past their shelf life to avoid spoilage and foodborne illness.
Gurley Loyal Workers Meet in November Gathering
Gurley Loyal Workers held a November 29 meeting at Mrs. Viola Kreisel home with sixteen members present. Guests included Mrs. Hannah Harms Mrs. Mayme Ahlm Mrs. Evelyn Pruitt and Mrs. Norma Mettlin. Reports featured a book on Until the Day Break by ell and a candle making lesson led by Mrs. Eila McVickers and Kreisel. A Christmas party was planned for December. A dessert lunch was served by Mrs. McVickers.
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Gurley
Viola Kreisel
Hannah Harms
Mayme Ahlm
Evelyn Pruitt
Norma Mettlin
Louise Cunningham
Ell
Ing
Eila McVickers
McVickers
Vernese Lessig
Sec. Telegraph
Resuin
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the Telegraph
J. C. Bush
Jack H. Lowe
Fia
Editorial
West
Telegraph
Maddox Motor Co
Illinois
Horn Motor Company
Tenderfoot
Gurley Loyal Workens
Gurley Legion Hall
M.F. Ruby
Sale! Motor Coil
Frost Shield
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