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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1951
Page
2
J. C. Bush and Jack H. Lowe publish an independent weekly paper in Sidney Nebraska. The newspaper is issued every Tuesday and Friday morning from 11th Avenue and Illinois Street and serves Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska.
Editorial urges Sidney business leaders to actively market the city to attract new industry. Nebraska official L J Bible warns success is tough even with gas inducement, and highlights need for coordinated effort, a clear message, and outreach to potential investors and brokers like Bob Goodall of Ogallala to grow Sidney’s payroll potential.
In 1905 discussions of a non grade crossing in Sidney resurfaced with progress in the past year. Governor Peterson has asked the state engineer to present final recommendations to the Bureau of Public Roads within two to three weeks. The writer jokes about celebrating with champagne when the problem is finally solved.
The Wall Street Journal editorial says a friend of the editor bought a new furnace though not needed now, fearing government timetables and bureaucratic delay. It argues Washington’s inflation scare and spending fuel shortages, urging government to stop frightening the public and to earn national unity.
A full scale probe of railroad box cars aims to explain farmers' wheat shipping woes. It is doubtful investigators will yield clear answers, as the cars refuse to talk despite efforts to uncover the bottlenecks in the supply chain.
A collection of breezy quips and anecdotes on politics, war costs, change for a ten, romance and marriage, aging, travel, beauty claims, and playful shards about horses, bicycles, radios, and a saxophone like instrument. Notable lines include a jab at election year microphones and a wry note on the cost of history.
Nebraskas unicameral legislature weighs S B 160 introduced by Sen Arthur Carmody seeking a partisan senate with a 1952 general election vote to decide the issue. Opposition from old guard and loyalty concerns pervade cloaks rooms as Carson liquor probe looms and Williams loyalty bill stalls in committee.
Clues point to a colorful photographer and dealer in pictures, known as the official Lion Tamer in the Sidney club and a Master Mason. He frequents Sidney streets and stores with Ruby, his wife and assistant, and once worked in law enforcement in Cli max during the war. See Answer on Classified Page.
A Kansas City Missouri company seeks one high class salesman to service old business leads in Sidney and vicinity. Monthly earnings from 200 to 500 dollars immediately. No cold canvass. Personal interview arranged if you respond. Write O K Johnson State Manager 1138 First National Bank Ridge Omaha Nebraska.
The Cheyenne County Dairy Breeders Association thanks the county newspaper for its community support. Kenneth Larson secretary notes the paper’s wholehearted backing of activities for the good of the community.
If hay is eaten with little waste when fed uncut chopping is not usually advisable. Chopping encourages steers to eat more of the coarser portions.
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