Sidney's Semi-Weekly Independent Publishes Local Interests
A brief note on publication details shows the Sidney Nebras ka newspaper issued every Tuesday and Friday. It lists publishers Jack H Lowe and C Bush with staff roles for editor advertising and circulation, society editor, and post office filing as second class mail matter.
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C. Bush
Jack H. Lowe
J. C. Bush
H. P. Craig
Nellie Davis
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Cheyenne County
Editorial: Shortages tied to price controls and regulation
The piece argues that price controls and priority systems caused most shortages, with reforms increasing once controls are lifted. It asserts wartime measures bred government meddling, urging a return to free enterprise as supply and demand reestablish equilibrium. It cautions against prolonging political interference and defends democratic, market-based heritage.
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America
City’s Legal Troubles Cloud Airport Election and Bids
The city administration bears blame for an invalidated airport election due to altered bond terms. Voters face a February 4 vote to proceed. Property owners caused bid contract overruns by seeking pavement width increases, making contracts illegal. a unit-price approach might have helped, but restarting with proper legal provisions is advised.
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Leaders of some US labor organizations claim business can absorb wage rises without price hikes. Business leaders counter that wages drive costs and must push prices up. The public has no clear way to judge, and no policy to cap wage demands or profits. A future need for policy may arise to limit wages or profits.
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United States
The Test for Russia discusses growth and aims
Joseph C. Harsch of The Christian Science Monitor argues the best news from Russia would be a shift away from Stalin’s heavy industries expansion toward consumer goods. Such a move could ease Western tensions and signal willingness to cooperate internationally. He notes nations often expand heavy industry when seeking expansion and prefer peaceful production for citizens when at peace.
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United Nations
D-Boria Fideay
Joseph C. Harsch
Christian Science Monitor
Russia
Stalin
Mr. Harsch
Christmas Visits and Family Gatherings Across South Colton
The South Colton area reports numerous holiday visits and dinners. Families including Elsen, Crosby, Moseman, Hunt, Deaver, Peetz, Jurgens, Namath, and Hunt were hosted at homes in Grant, Lorenzo, Sidney, Scribner, Gurley, and Denver. Christmas Day and Eve were spent with relatives. various members were guests at the Cecil Hunt and other local homes during the holiday season.
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Stanley Elsen
Grant
Nebr
Jimmy Krueger
Ron
Don Hunt
Erma
Shirley Crosby
John Williams
Lorenzo
A. W. Thomas
J. F. Moseman
Sidney
Bill Moseman
Dean
Scribner
Keith Deaver
Cecil Hunt Home
Burgett Peetz
Herman Jurgens
Frank Morey
H. J. Elsen
Will Fredericksen
Muriel Crosby
Cecil Hunt
Joseph Swiatek
Valera Namath
Denver
Kieth Deaver
Chas. Deaver
Raymond Langley
Orgillé
Geo. Fleming
Country Club Sun
Union Valley Community Christmas Guests Gatherings
The Dalton school hosted a well attended free show and program on Monday. Families visiting from Alliance and Denver spent time with local residents, including the Fechts, LeRoys, Schulers, Goodmans, and Vicks, with multiple Christmas Day gatherings at various homes and extended visits across the community.
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Dalton School
Donald Fecht
Alliance
Albert Fecht
LeRoy Lessman
Judy Ann
Fred Schuler
Schuler
W T. Goodman
Scottsbluff
George Kivett
Mrs Donald Lamb and Daughter and Franklin Gillespie
Dorothy Schuler spent Friday night in Sidney visiting friends. Happy New Year to everyone.
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Donald Lamb
Franklin Gillespie
Dorothy Schuler
Sidney
Patriotism and Peace as Motives in War and Life
A dated caustic verse by William J. McKinney asserts that both beast and man die for peace and safety, claiming real men would fight enemies for peace. It contrasts peace for all with a call to defend, and ends with an antique printing ad from The Telegraph.
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Beast
William J. McKinney
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