Sidney Nebraskas Post Notice Reprint
Entered at the Postoffice at Sidney Nebraska as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1952
Page
9
Entered at the Postoffice at Sidney Nebraska as second class mail matter.
An exploration summary notes the oil and gas industry’s volatility with a deep test failure in the Hinttgnian Field near Julesburg as a setback. Yet, it highlights new discoveries by British-American near the Nebraska line, a field opening northeast of Sidney by Chi Co, and Shell Oil in Logan County. The piece reflects persistent pursuit of the elusive “Mother Pool” amid ongoing surveys and optimism for spring developments.
The article cites three New York Stock Exchange tips for prudent investors. Do not use essential funds, avoid tips from friends without business facts, and only buy if you can bear related risk. It emphasizes that stock carries universal risk like any serious venture.
A Nebraska state committee of senators is to study school land leasing administration and related accounts. The proposal emphasizes honoring existing twelve year state leases before sale and supports equitable auctioning while seeking broader improvements.
Fragmentary OCR shows a vertical word puzzle with numbered clues and partial entries. It mentions terms like Court Messenger Fate and Russian ruler, plus scattered hints for words such as Essence, Habitat, and Hebrew deity. The legible portions hint at a broad lettered crossword style reference from a page segment.
The piece argues that the United States bears most of the world’s foreign aid, with nearly 11 billion planned for the year, while livestock and crop data reflect global and national trends. It urges informed voting and moral leadership, and notes self employed tax obligations and the use of Social Security funds.
A Lincoln Nebraska air base will be reactivated this spring at a cost about double the 1941 construction price. The piece argues that eleven 3 years of inflation have halved the dollar’s value, illustrating inflation’s impact on public projects.
In a terse note East Germany rejected a UN bid for inspection of its territory. The report hints at tense diplomacy and mentions inspector access as a point of contention amid broader Cold War scrutiny.
English leads with about 260 million speakers worldwide followed by Hindustani at 160 million and Russian at 145 million. Spanish accounts for 115 million, while Chinese varieties total around 400 million across nine major dialects spoken in various districts.
A speaker rejects frontier myths and rugged outdoor life preferring modern comforts. He jokes about being a “pantywaist” who would not join Taylor or Gable on a trek West, cherishing electric heat, clean sheets, and a warm bathroom while lampooning tall tales of frontier daring. He recalls his grandfather’s bravado with humor, and ends inviting the reader to join him with a wink.
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