Postoffice Entry Noted For Midway Nebraska
An entry shows the Midway Nebraska postoffice as the mailing point and indicates second class mail matter designation under us f 5, marking the item for postal handling.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1951
Page
2
An entry shows the Midway Nebraska postoffice as the mailing point and indicates second class mail matter designation under us f 5, marking the item for postal handling.
An editorial lauds the Soil Conservation Service for saving millions of acres and teaching soil care. It laments Congress and the President for underfunding, urges a public push to elevate the agency from the “step-child” status, and warns that neglect imperils national wealth and soil resources.
A satirical column riffs on world affairs and social habits. It jokes about a conceited navy man, delayed Christmas bills, plumbers strike antics, and the misdirection of public discourse. It offers wry quips on fashion, government workers, delinquency, and regional pride, ending with a jab at Tampa University.
William Propst of Grant Nebraska petitions for a temporary injunction against the board of educational lands and funds to halt public sale of school land leases. He argues the action lacks legislative authority and violates the state constitution and cites prior federal suit dismissal. Propst holds a Perkins County lease and alleges no notice or defense opportunity for affected leaseholders.
Ray Tucker argues the Truman Chapman theory could justify government takeovers across many industries if Uncle Sam controls electricity. He warns this precedent risks total socialization, threatening private savings and workers in utilities, and prompts broader questions about federal overreach and economic structure.
Nebraska Game Commission plans open New Medicine Creek reservoir and three lakes Smith Sheridan Atkinson Hull to fishing on April 1 and July 1 1952. Trout bag limits rise to 7 7 and a two trout seasons apply across many counties with two warm water lakes Watts and Clear open to winter ice fishing on Valentine refuge. Deer season reports show 708 of 1200 permit holders successful and counties list Crawford Gering Bridgeport Chadron Harrisburg Harrison with no hunting accidents besides one minor injury.
Mrs Don Meier thanks Dr Grimm and the Sidney Hospital staff for the fine care she received during her stay. She also expresses appreciation for the many friends who sent congratul ations and gifts.
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