Sidney Telegram Publication Notice and Pricing
The Telegraph is entered at the Sidney, Nebraska post office as second class mail matter. Annual rates are $3.50 within a 50 mile zone and $4.00 outside it. The independent newspaper publishes at 5th Avenue and Illinois Street Sidney, Nebraska, every Tuesday and Friday morning. This notice serves the City of Sidney Cheyenne County and West Nebraska interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siiney
Nebraska
Mth Avenue
Tlinois Street
Sidney
Cheyenne County
West L. Nebraska
Optimism For Sidney Nebraska In 1949
The editorial notes good reason for optimism as 1949 opens in Sidney Nebraska. Farmers are in strong cash position, have low land mortgages, wheat from last year stored, and sizable government bond investments. Despite some isolated north and east county hair strip issues, business should stay steady, merchants need not fear a trade collapse, and the SOD payroll boosts city commerce. Citizens are urged to pay debts, save in EC bonds, resist price hikes, and support government economy while remembering last November's political change.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Truman Begins Swinging At Russia In Diplomatic Row
A 1948 New Year's front comment praises President Truman for abandoning kid gloves with Russia. It argues UN veto power lets Moscow hamstring peace efforts, says Truman is now a strong independent leader, and hopes he continues pressuring the Soviets while diplomats retreat.
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Truman
Harry
Neville Chamberlain
Adolph Hitler
Japan
Russia
United Nations Organization
Mr. Truman
FDR
Molotov
Vishinsky
Last of the Insull Empire and Atomic Agriculture Lab
A federal judge ordered destruction and scrapping of two tons of Insull empire documents after a collapse that left creditors paid at 90 dollars per thousand and stockholders with nothing. Separately, the Agriculture Department and Atomic Energy Commission plan a lab to study disposing of liquid radioactive wastes by introducing them to soil and crops.
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Samuel Insull
Insull
United States
Department of Agriculture
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Scientists seek clues on soil nutrient release to crops
The researchers aim to learn how nutrients in soil are released and moved to plants, including fertilizer and liming materials. Though speculation is premature, the experiment could yield valuable information for farmers in crop production.
U S Loses Face in China Over Aid Policy
The article notes chaos in China as Americans prepare to leave, with U S aid to Nationalists failing to defeat Communists and provoking anger toward Americans. British traders reportedly weather the storm, while Chinese students urged withdrawal of Marines amid anti foreign demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
History Of Interest 14 Years Ago In Sidney
A snapshot of local life with scattered notices from 14 years ago. Movements include Dr H E Mantor and L G Lowe heading to Lincoln on business, Dr J R Taylor and family returning from North Carolina, and several visits between Sidney and nearby towns. Attendees include Mrs A E Tanner and her California Perfume work, Judge Chambers preparing for successor, and Dr Harry Mantor aiding Eastern Star in Lodgepole. Multiple residents travel, visit, or undertake tasks such as refurbishing offices, attending meetings, or selling property.
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H. E. Mantor
L. G. Lowe
Lincoln
J. R. Taylor
North Carolina
Raymond Maley
Wayne
Lodgepole
Sidney
California Perfume Company
Wyoming
Colorado
Stanley Vizina
Cheyenne
Henry Egging
Roy Chick
C. F. Chick
Gordon F. Bryant and
F. A. Smith
Kimball
Harry Mantor
Willey
Meeting of Agricultural Associations
Sioux Ord nance Depot thanks The Telegraph for housing cooperation
The Commanding Officer and staff of the Sioux Ord nance Depot express sincere appreciation for The Telegraph's cooperation in addressing the depot housing problem. They praise articles and editorials, note good relations with Sidney officials and citizens, and pledge reciprocal cooperation while remaining good neighbors under Army regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Telegraph
Sidney
John Q. Sidney
Nebraska
Ledger and filing supplies at THE CARD TRAYS store
The store stocks complete ledger outfits and post binders along with a full range of sheets. If an item isn’t on hand they’ll order it. They offer metal and cardboard filing trays and an A Z index to fit them in three standard sizes.
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the Telegraph
J. C. Bush
Jack H. Lowe
Editorial
U. S
Sidney and Vicinity
Martha Costello
Loup City
Rojeski
M. Costello
O’kane
Dr. Webster
Woods
Mary McIntosh
Peter Nelson
Dessie Heimer
Nelson Ranch
Sextorp
Kings
Hazel King
Limodynes
Verda Darnell
Redington
Anderson
Jennie Durkee
Barrett
Jos. Nelson
South Divide
Bruin
Knox
Bridgeport
H. McFadden
Myron Sager
Hudson
Illinois
Dr. Dullard
George Wood
Cyrus Clapp
Devel County
P. A. Griffith
H. H. Libby
Lodcepole
Nina Whitman
W. P. Miles
Judge Martin
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ben Chase
Portland
Oregon
L. F. Ross
M. E
Essing
Haskell
Rev. L. Stephens
Haas
Fremont
Wm. Anning
Fort Robinson
McIntosh
Omaha
Doc Middleton
Blair
James Kelly
Coadh Bay State Ranch
North Adams
Mass
Kelly
Court House Rock
J. S. Drummer
Sidney, Nebraska
Public
Sidney Rendering Service
North Platte Rendering Co
Magneto Sales and Service
Core Supply Co
Jackson
George W. Fairfield
Fairfield
Clay County
BY Mike Parks
Kentulky
Henry Clay
the Panhandle
Alvin Duis
Sidney Public Utilities
Jackson Street
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