Sidney Nebraska Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Celegraph announces biweekly publication by J C Bush and Jack N Lowe with editors and managers listed. It serves Sidney Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska, printing every Tuesday and Friday morning. Advertising rates: display 45c per column inch, classified 10c per line, minimum 30c, cards of thanks 10c per line, minimum $1.00.
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11Th Avenue
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Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Farmers strike talk in eastern Nebraska editorial
An eastern Nebraska editorial mocks farmers who vow to strike by withholding products, noting the idea will not stick as midwesterners value self reliance and will not let even their enemy starve. It portrays farmers as good neighbors who won’t let hunger drive hard choices.
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Nebraska
Tie
Sage Advice Remembered From Churchill On Victory
A belated note quotes Winston Churchill advising against self-assertiveness in dealings with America. The article highlights his view that credit does not matter, winning the battle does, and notes the wartime effort of 1942 that saved the world through blood, sweat, and tears.
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Winston Churchhill
Life Magazine
America
Churchill
Senator Bilbo Protests as Jobs Rights Debate Fizzles
Senator Bilbo filibustered against granting job rights to a Black person whose relative died for Liberty. The piece rails at America’s leaders for spending billions and risking lives abroad while failing to apply equal principles at home.
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Bilbo
America
A Week for Decision at UNO on Red Russian Threat
The article argues UNO faced decisive week amid fears of a Red Russian presence behind every tree. It cites Russia as self-assertive in Europe and Asia and questions whether Stalin should redraw the world map. It notes stopping Germany from regaining military power as a wartime aim.
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UNO
Russia
Churchill
Europe
Asia
Stalin
Germany
Our Goals Are Lost Week For Optimism And Caution
The piece reflects on a week of optimism about U S potential for vast economic prosperity yet warns of caution due to bickering distrust and confusion. It notes that within six months after V J Day goals were lost in fog and hatred.
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United States
It Doesn’t Make Sense Maybe the Next Week Will Bring
A fragment notes confusion about events and hints that clearer outcomes may emerge next week, without specifying people or places. The line conveys uncertainty and anticipation for forthcoming developments.
Isolated farming town seeks world harmony
In a quiet community of about ten thousand, residents living peacefully share taxes, attend church, and travel regularly, while wondering why the wider world cannot emulate their harmony and stability across nations.
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Washington
London
Optimism and Caution Marked Last Week's Headlines
Optimism and caution defined local, national, and international coverage last week as conditions persisted across multiple fronts. Daily headlines reflected a wary mood with hopeful signs amid ongoing challenges.
Prosperity at Home in Cheyenne County
In Cheyenne County optimism centers on a strong cash position with bank deposits and war bonds likely exceeding seven million dollars. The county government holds over 300 thousand dollars in matured bonds. Real estate across city and rural areas sells at high prices as land remains largely debt free and stores report ready customers. Confidence and optimism are at their peak.
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Cheyenne County
Convenient Memories Amid Economic Warnings
Observers recall past downturns from 1921 and the 1930s farm holiday, bank runs, and economic stress. They warn that history can repeat, while noting grounds for both optimism and prudent caution in today’s economy.
Sound Biblical Advice For Farmers In A Time Of Plenty
Five years of successful crops have made area farmers prosperous and secure. Many move to town and pass farms to sons and daughters with deeds and leases. The old warning from the Bible about preparing for scarce times remains timely advice.
Real estate on the move in Sidney area
Real estate transfers surged in Sidney and nearby towns as county recorders struggled to keep pace. A house built for 4000 sold for about 12000, while one man doubled his money by waiting for buyers. The piece warns that boom times can reverse, echoing the gravity of market cycles.
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Sidney
Trouble Across the Nation During Wartime Economy
Nationwide mood mixed as factories run at capacity on orders but lack materials and manpower. Strike-bound industries idle while capital and labor clash. President hopes for talks fail. families drain wartime savings as a few seek control of the industrial machine.
Nebraskans owe a share of national debt says Star Herald
The Star Herald reports the national debt at 258.682 billion last July. Nebraska’s share on income payments runs 1.208 billion, or 995 per capita, and $2.38 billion on population basis, or 1,804 per person. Wyoming’s figures are 225 million and 992 per capita, or 491 million and 1,864 per person. The piece concludes Nebraskans are rich as all get out.
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Scottsbluff Star Herald
Wyoming
Grocery Shoppers and a Man’s Guilty Store Walk
In a humorous essay, JACK H. LOWE muses on male guilt and shopping anxieties in grocers, contrasting a wife’s systematic efficiency with a man’s awkward, fretful approach. He lampoons egg lore, price battles, and the “man’s place” in the store, ending with a self deprecating scramble for his missing grocery list.
Card Of Thanks For Fire Department Help At Garage Fire
The Lippstrew family and Dale express sincere thanks to neighbors friends and the Dalton Fire Department for assisting in fighting the garage fire.
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Dalton Fire Department
Frank Lippstrew
Dale
Obituary for Bessie Elnora Rahe of Lodgepole Nebraska
Bessie Elnora Rahe born February 11 1918 near Lodgepole Nebraska died January 29 1946 aged 27 years 11 months 13 days She was baptized in Weyerts Lutheran Church Cheyenne County Neb married December 23 1945 to Oliver J Lee of Crook Colorado They leave husband parents one sister Mrs Willard Frerichs Gurley Neb one brother Delmar Rahe Lodgepole Neb grandmother Mrs Anna Hume and many relatives Friends remember her as gentle sweet and generous though often ill she spread sunshine The family quotes a poem about faith and loss plus a rug beating tip appears at the end
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Bessie Elnora Rahe
Lee
Lodgepole
Nebraska
Bessie Elnora
Weyerts
Otto Rahe
North Lodgepole
Willard Frerichs
Gurley
Delmar Rahe
Anna Hume
Bessie
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