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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1948
Page
2
Dalton residents share hospital news and comings and goings. Families travel to Denver Rochester Minn and Alliance for medical visits and holidays while home improvements grow. School closes for Christmas break. Local clubs host holiday events with gifts cards and dinners.
Sunny Side notes weekend visits in multiple homes and a Local 750 play drawing a large crowd. Visits include Brandl, Irwin, Tremain, Theis, Hokom, Talich, and Hern bloom families, plus a shower for Mrs. Bob Englert and Carl Feikert-related travel.
Genuine leather bill folds marketed as the ideal gift at Lockwood's Jewelry Store. The ad appeals to both ladies and men, highlighting quality leather and stylish design.
The Telegraph notes they keep complete ledger outfits and post binders in stock and carry all types of sheets. If unavailable items, they will order them.
Mrs C H Hammond hosted visitors at her Mount Vernon home while neighbors recall a week of dinners housewarmings and social calls. Lawrence Sell left for Hastings after three weeks with relatives. Harvey Marsh hosted an oyster supper in Sidney. Kansas visitors Mr and Mrs Harold Revell joined local families for Christmas holidays.
Public notice under Public Law 900 states a $10 bulk mailing fee is required for third class matter in bulk, effective January 1, 1949. One fee per mailer per calendar year. Fee can be paid in advance. For details contact Pestmaster John Martinosky at the Post Office.
Hundreds of farmers and business men use a simplified system for keeping records. The Telegraph notes IDEAL provides complete sets and refill sheets in stock. Your income tax consultant calls IDEAL the ideal record keeping system.
Filing trays come in three standard sizes metal and cardboard plus an A Z index to fit them. The item description notes availability of multiple formats and organization aids for sorting documents.
The League will sponsor eight bills before the legislature. Five are corrective and non controversial while three may spark debate. Proposals include optional adoption of the retirement plan by municipalities, tighter controls on pest extermination chemicals, and a requirement for state and federal highways to pass through municipalities. Names mentioned include C. E. Beals and cities Lincoln Omaha Grand Island.
The Veterans Administration reports that 12 percent of 11 847 World War II veterans in Nebraska with GI loans have paid off their obligations. Loans totaling 4 123 596 dollars were repaid by 1 425 veterans, including 810 home, 304 farm, and 311 business loans.
The practice began during World War I to keep the United States flag flying at the Capitol in Washington after dark for patriotic reasons. The Capitol was chosen as it lay outside military rules that require flag furling at sunset, ensuring one building always has the flag flying.
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