Traffic control report deserves study by city and public
Editorial urges close study of the city traffic survey focusing on Illinois Street as the main problem. It cautions against overreacting with heavy mechanical controls, supports red light obedience and pedestrian rules, and notes need for possible caution lights and police patrol expansion as Sidney grows. It warns against overestimating metro status.
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Sidney
I Ilinois St
Highway No. 30
Ilinois
10Th and
Tlinois Street
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Eleventh Avenues
18Th Avenue
Ilinois Street
Greater
Cheyenne County Safety Council
National Jewish Hospital to Expand Aid for Tuberculosis Care
The National Jewish Hospital in Denver, a nonsectarian center for tuberculars, offers free treatment to those in need. A Potter child recently recovered from TB after 364 days of free care. The drive to double the facility costs over three million dollars, with Leonard Fine chairing the local effort to broaden services and research.
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National Jewish Hospital
Denver
Potter
Leonard Fine
Picture of children at train crossing sparks demand for grade separation
The Telegraph highlights a dangerous scene of children crawling beneath a freight train on the way to school to stress the urgent need for a non grade crossing. State engineers report progress in earmarking federal funds for the project, with hopes it will be completed before any child is harmed. The piece notes rail officials and parents cannot prevent the hazard without such a crossing.
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Telegraph
Union Pacific Railroad
The Lowe Down reflections on daily life and markets
A collection of bemused quips and observations from The Lowe Down on everyday issues. Topics range from British air raid shelter demolition to consumer prices, media reading habits, and oddities in public thought. The tone is wry and satirical, noting trends in economics politics and culture.
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Britain
Scout Leaders Named at Troop No. 90 meeting
Dean Chandler was elected Panther patrol leader at the Boy Scout Troop No. 90 meeting held at the Bandshell on Wednesday night. Other new officers chosen include Charles Peterson as Hawk Patrol leader and Bill Welch as scribe.
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Dean Chandler
Panther
Charles Peterson
Hawk Patrol
Bill Welch
Scribe
County court records include fines and pleas in various cases
In Kansas City Roy G Horn faced intoxication complaint in county court while others appeared for traffic and theft charges. Charles Koenig pleaded guilty to driving without Nebraska license, fined $1. Harvey Alexander fined $1 for no Nebraska license. John Willhite of Holly Colorado pleaded guilty to speeding with $10 fine. Eugene Foster pleaded guilty to intoxication and petty larceny for stealing a fifth of liquor, total $35 plus costs and store reimbursement. Ira Bell entered no plea on forgery charges. Judge BarloW bound him over to district court on $1000 bond for forging Leon Lafler's name to a $50 check.
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Charles Koenig
Nebraska
Harvey Alexander
John Willhite
Holly
Colo
Highway Safety Patrol
Hquor
L. L. Pippitt
Iraq
Bell
Robert A. Barlow
Leon Lafler
Pay Crop Insurance Discount Available On Premiums
Muriel R. Crosby, Cheyenne County AAA chairman, says pay 1949 Crop Insurance premiums anytime to apply the five per cent discount toward this year’s income tax. The discount applies if paid before February 28, 1949.
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Muriel R. Crosby
Cheyenne County
AAA
Telegraph Filing Trays Offered in Three Standard Sizes
Metal and cardboard filing trays available with an A to Z index to fit them. Three standard sizes offered, suitable for organized desk or office use with sturdy construction.
Ordination for Rev Thom A B Ditton Set for Dec 21
The ordination of Rev. Thom A B Ditton former rector of Christ Episcopal Church Sidney will be held at Gering on December 21 clergy from four states will attend Ditton previously served Sidney and Kimball churches before transfer to the North Platte Valley
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Thom A. B. Ditton
Christ Episcopal Church, Sidney
Gerinng
Gering Courier
Courier
Alliance to Issue Bonds for 5000 Kilowatt Light Plant
The City of Alliance will accept bids on December 16 for bonds totaling 580000 dollars to fund a new 5000 kilowatt unit at the light plant. Officials expect favorable rates due to the city’s strong financial condition.
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Alliance
Card of Thanks Gratitude for hospital kindness and visits
I thank my friends for the flowers cards and visits during my hospital stay and for the support that helped me through this time. Your thoughtfulness is deeply appreciated and I am grateful for each kind gesture.
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