Editorial Reflections on 1946 and Path to Peace
The editorial reviews 1946 as a year of mixed fortunes for Cheyenne County and the nation, noting harvests, prosperity, and international strife. It praises U S diplomacy at the United Nations, Churchill’s stance, and Russia’s stance, while warning of rising dictatorships, unrest in Asia, and ongoing conflicts. It looks ahead to 1947 with resolve, urging courage, leadership, and faith in an Almighty power to steer toward peace and normalcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
United States
United Nations
Great Britain
Winston Churchill
Russia
Nazi Party
Japan
McArthur
Far East
China
Asia
East Indies
India
Palestine
John L. Lewis
U. S
America
History Of Interest to Sidney and Vicinity Years Ago
From the Telegraph files, a roundup of local travel and family visits. Mr and Mrs Walter Cork left for Pawnee City after Christmas with Mrs Cork’s parents, Esther Shaw resumes studies at Wesleyan, Mrs E L Hyde and family visited Chappell, Mrs O K Fisher and Mr and Mrs John Martinsky returned from Holton, A J Jorgenson and Frank Goodwin back from Omaha and Iowa, Al Ladine resumes studies at Kearney, Blanche Snow of Cheyenne visits, Edith and Minnie Oldershaw teaching in Fuller ton, Tennants leave for Evansville after Yaegle’s journey, Ray Frame and his wife visit relatives in eastern part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cork
Pawnee City
Guy Shaw
Esther Shaw
Wesleyan University
E. L. Hyde
Chappell
Hyde
L. H. Wiegand
O. K. Fisher
John Martinosky
Holton
Kas
Ray Frame
A Batch of Snippets From A Daily Page
Diverse quotes on taxes economy and technology share space with a Christmas birth notice. A baby boy named Randall Lynn arrived at 6 20 p m at Dalton Memorial Hospital to Rev and Mrs Ray W Bartels with mother and child in good condition.
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Bartels
Dalton
Ray W. Bartels
Randall Lynn
Dalton Memorial Hospital
Local social notes from Lodgepole to Sidney and beyond
E L Hyde and wife spent ten days in Omaha with Mr Hyde’s brother and may return today. Mrs A B Knox attended a dinner for an 18 guest party at Floyd Carter’s Lodgepole home. Rene Wilhenry visits his wife and child at H J Adens in Sidney. North Platte visitors New Year’s Day at P W Barker home. John Hinrichs and wife of Gurley ran errands in town. Frieda Hammer goes to Laramie for weekend. Oakley Otten leads Sterling Advocate subscriber contest. Beulah Grabill returns to work at State University after vacation with family.
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E. L. Hyde
Omaha
Mr. Hyde
Mrs
A. B. Knox
Floyd Carter
Lodgepole
Rene Wilhenry
H. J. Adens
Sidney
Beulah Grabill
The
State University
Local movements and travel notes across Nebraska and beyond
S Dedrick and Norine returned Monday from a week visiting Mr Dedrick's sister in Wahoo Nebraska. Mrs R E L Jackson left Monday for a visit to her old Kansas City home and other stops. Two converts were immersed near the creamery by Elder O Peters Thursday. Peters conducted divine services at the Dunkard church each evening this week. Minnie Stuht traveled to Omaha Thursday then to Lead City South Dakota to stay several months and attend the Chicago World’s Fair. Jesse Moffitt returned from the west where he taught Mormons and will resume his claim duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Dedrick
Norine
Mr. Dedrick
Wahoo
Neb
R. E. L. Jackson
Kansas City
O. Peters
Peters
Dunkard
Minnie Stuht
Omaha
Lead City
South Dakota
Chicago
Jesse Moffitt
West
Local Notes From Union Valley Area
Herman G Miller of Union Valley visits town despite cold weather and bad roads. Miss Sadie Simon of Lincoln arrives Sunday for an extended visit with her brother Dr L G Simon. Mrs Fred Dresser and child are at Potter visiting her father Rev Hornaday. Clara Scherer, long invalid, is deteriorating and near death. Maude Snavely of Kearney visits cousin Mrs O D Lyon. N P Frye teaching Pitt school visits Sidney for New Year. Joe Wilder visits friends in town en route to Cheyenne to resume U P job after vacation in Lexington and Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman G. Miller
Union Valley
Sadie Simon
Lincoln
L. G. Simon
Fred Dresser
Potter
Rev
Hornaday
Clara Scherer
Ink and paper proffer at The Telegraph Printing Co
The Telegraph Printing Co offers typewriter and pencil carbon supplies including Sheaffer’s Skrip ink, a popular choice. Visit The Telegraph Printing Co for ink and writing essentials.
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Telegraph Printing Co
Sheaffer
Skrip
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the Telegraph
J. C. Bush
Jack H. Lowe
Jack WW. Lowe
H. P. Craig
Nellie Davis
Nebraska
11Th Avenue
Munds Street
Weaston
Editorial
Bank
Sidney and Vicinity
Points
Missouri
Blanche Snow
Cheyenne
Edna
Granneman
Edith
Minnie Cldershaw
Miss Wolfe
Fullerton
B. C. Tennant
Evansville
Colo
Yaegle
Kearney
Mrs. Tennant
Mrs. Yeagle
Kilroy
Joe Wilder
U. P
Lexington
Bridgeport
Merricks
Jarman Florsheim
Edgewood
Endicott Johnson
Scott
Conrties Jacqueline Paris
Carmelettes
Thomasettis Edwards Todlins
Birds
Kirkendall Acrobats
Sidney Rendering Service
North Platte Rendering Company
Yendis Cafe
Telegraph
Pepe
Jackson
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