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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1951
Page
5
A speaker records a shift away from wild New Year’s revelry toward a peaceful, homebound celebration. He acknowledges temptations from friends but resolves to avoid ribaldry, preferring a quiet evening with a book, a pipe, a dog, and a loving domestic scene, ending with a cautious note about intrusions and aspirin.
The item lists publication data for The Sidney Telegraph A Semi Weekly Newspaper published in Sidney Nebraska with post office information, pricing per year and zone, and delivery schedule on Tuesdays and Fridays, noting ownership by J C Bush and Jack H Lowe and the paper’s local civic focus.
The Telegraph notes the Sioux Ordnance Depot costs about seventeen million dollars this year with over six million in salaries and more than two thousand employees including contractors. It praises Lt. Col. James D. Peterson and foresees larger expenditures to make the depot a leading mainland installation, urging local cooperation in 1952.
An editorial criticizes Hungary for demanding 30 thousand dollars per airman and accuses the U S State Department of failure. It portrays Hungary as a Moscow aligned small nation unable to defeat American Guardsmen, threatening the flyers’ release and warning of national humiliation.
A new Cheyenne County Directory will be compiled after the first of the year by the Rocky Mountain Directory Company of Colorado Springs. The project, sponsored by the Sidney Chamber of Commerce, will cost the local chamber nothing. printing and staffing are covered by the Colorado firm, which will profit from advertising and individual copies. The directory will include an alphabetical resident listing with spouses, addresses, occupations, home ownership, and children ages, plus a town street guide showing streets, numbers, ownership status, and phone numbers.
A local firm outlines plans for a city and county directory including officials, clubs, churches, maps, and rural resident listings with ownership status. The price per copy is 12.50 with display ad rates from 15 to 37.50. A population survey may reclassify the county and city after the last 1947 Cheyenne County directory edition.
Debts taxes and wages have been paid in rice reflecting its central role in Indian society from birth to death, where rice accompanies every life phase and economic activity across the region.
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