Underground river dream for Sidney water supply gains interest
Editorial argues Charles D. Green proposes tapping an underground river to surface inexhaustible water for Sidney and Cheyenne County. He seeks civic sponsorship and financing, noting the city’s limited groundwater and potential for industrial growth with natural gas. The piece urges the Chamber of Commerce and Planning Commission to hear his plan, emphasizing honesty and potential gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
The
American Legion
Charles D. Green
Nebraska
Green
City Park
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Chamber of Commerce
City’s Planning Commission
Mr. Green
Genuine Honesty in Washington Price Freeze Critique
The piece condemns the administration for delays and evasions over the wage and price freeze. It argues prices should have been frozen earlier and accuses leaders of pork barrel politics and inept guidance. It urges honesty in domestic affairs to counter external dishonesty and calls for clear facts.
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Washington
America
City hopes for better street lighting soon
City Manager Virgil Knowles voices confidence that Sid ney’s inadequate lighting will be improved in the near future. The town laments years of darkness while neighboring Gering Pine Bluffs and others boast brighter systems. Optimism follows prayers and good behavior for joining the brighter circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Knowles
Sidney
Gering
Pine Bluffs
New Salutations Needed For Cold Weather Greetings
A writer laments stale weather greetings and calls for an entrepreneurial idea man to craft original salutations. He argues the nation needs fresh, witty lines to replace clichés like How do you like the weather, and imagines a card creator who can season conversation with unique phrases.
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Megan
Gurley Loyal Workers Meet At Home Of Mrs Myers
Gurley Legal Workers held a Jan 24 meeting at Mrs. Ernest Myers home with roll call on favorite one dish meals. Mrs eo Messner and Mrs. Ernest Petersen demonstrated meals. Lunch served by Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Leo Messner. Guests were Mrs. Joe Deaver and Mrs. John Schoen. Next meeting Feb 28 at Mrs. Jack McVicker’s home.
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Gurley Legal Workers
Ernest Myers
Eo” Messner
Ernest Petersen
Leo Mess
Joe Deaver
John Schoen
Jack McVicker
Be On Safehide Moisture Prevention for Home Walls
Be on safehide warns homeowners to seal window frames and install flashing at the top to prevent rain intrusion and moisture damage, stressing maintenance to protect the house from costly water damage.
Meet the Sid ney auto man and his busy life
Meet the man about town in the automobile field. He is president of a major regional auto company and sits as a Chamber director. He is active in the Lions Club Moose Country Club and is a longtime Sid resident with a wife Nell and five sons in the business. Previously in Ogallala and Bremerton he moved to Sid in 1845 to pursue a future in cars.
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Sidney
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
the Moose
Country Club
Ogallala
Nebr
Bremerton
Wash
Scotch tape stock and dispensers offered by The Telegraph
A brief note from The Telegraph highlights a ready supply of Scotch tape and both hand and desk tape dispensers, promoting convenient purchasing options for readers.
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Telegraph
Knights of Columbus Social Meeting Winners Named
KC Knights of Columbus members and guests met at the Youth Center on Monday night. Twenty tables hosted cards with Jack Baker winning bridge and Ernie Schadegg topping pinochle. Prizes were hams.
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Knights of Columbus
Youth Center
Jack Baker
Ernie Schadegg
Maple Grove Social Notes Show Visits Across Town
John Olson and Mrs B Nelson spent Tuesday evening with the Charles Smith family. Mr and Mrs Ed Miles visited a white Tuesday afternoon at the Albin Johnson home. Mr and Mrs Ed Miles and Mr...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Olson
B. Nelson
Charles Smith
Ed Miles
Albin Johnson
Ray Rexroth
Beatrice Nelson
Wm. Frerichs
Marjorie
Ben Burgess
Verne Sharman
Donald Miller
Harvey Miles
Earl Gell
Community Social Roundup at Scottsbluff Area Homes
The fragment lists numerous visits and gatherings in Scottsbluff area homes. Entries mention stops at Jerry Stengel Verne Sharman and Albin Johnson residences, dinners and Sunday meals shared with the Miles, Jorgensen, Rasmussen, Halsey, Smith, Burgess, Tobler, and Stately families, plus Bible study and WCTU meeting attendance. Pie and coffee served at a Farmers Union event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Miles
Scottsbluff
Jerry Stengel
Kathy Miles
Verne Sharman
W. T. Sharman
Alfred Jorgensen
Cecil Tremaih
Allan
Harry Manous
Harry Stately
Sharon
WCTU
Frank Halsey
L. P. Houge
Julia Rasmussen Weer
Farmers Union
John Olson
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J. C. Bush
Jack H. Lowe
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Cheyenne
Editorial
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Health
Pratts
Gurley
Wilma Gabriel
Avn Lo Rcsf
Fed
Tex Tacl
the Gift Shop Jewelers
Ery
Nell
Children’s Society Awards
KC Social Meeting
Maple Grove
Ed Dilles
Enney
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