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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1946
Page
5
The editorial lauds merchants for choosing new leaders for 1947 and urges active merchant participation. It criticizes past reliance on professionals and calls for strong support, noting 1947 offers a crossroads to prove the chamber’s essential role in Sidney’s trade and goodwill.
Alliance drums up a potential sugar factory as Box Butte County nears 55 percent of required acreage. Editor Ben Sallows tracks nearby acreage, credits pump irrigation for the drive, and notes Sidney may gain a factory someday if beet acreage justifies it. The Telegraph queries The Great Western Sugar Company on 1946 Sidney acreages under contract and factory viability.
Washington reports the United States and Great Britain are nearing agreement to standardize main weapons and ammunition after past conflicts. The plan aims to remove handicaps from differing arms, reduce future risks, and suggests shared defense of freedom without intent to conquer others.
The college president discovers players were promised financial aid, the players rebel, and he expels them for insubordination. The piece notes football's big business influence and the pressure from alumni and citizens. The Atlanta Journal suggests many presidents remain ignorant of such practices at larger universities.
Sidney Nebraska December 2 1946 council met in special session to hire a special engineer for paving districts 17 18 and related work and to declare the result of the November 5 1946 airport bond election. Mayor Dorwart presided with six members present. resolution to employ engineer passed and county clerk certified the election question on aviation field bonds.
Time remains to have her diamond reset before Christmas with 14 K mountings priced from ten dollars. Zephyr Lily is the new pattern in Roseville pottery just arrived at Thea Gift Shop, noted as the prettiest yet. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
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