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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1946
Page
6
The article explains filing deadlines and estimated tax rules for 1945, noting that lower 1946 tax rates apply to income received after January 1. It lists individuals required to file 1945 estimates, warns of penalties for underpayment, and describes Form 1040 ES and its distribution by the Internal Revenue Bureau.
Harmon told the audience that soil conservation districts are financially able to buy their own machinery and that their work is closely tied to AAA conservation efforts, with each supporting the other. The committee will announce additional meetings across the county.
The new county 4 H executive committee includes Ethel Klentz Mrs E A Johnson Lodge pole Mrs Arnold Westerhoff Dalton Mrs Edgar Anderson Potter and Verlin W Livingston Sidney Each precinct is represented The board will meet in early February to set sub committees for the Achievement Banquet the county fair 4 H awards and county 4 H activities for the year and to assist the county agent office in recruiting more 4 H enrollments across the county
Paul Hakes of Sidney plans an alfalfa dehydrating plant in Sidney and invites farmers to a meeting at the Gering Hotel to discuss returns. The project, praised as a rising Nebraska Colorado industry, will be discussed at Mitchell Valley club on Thursday Jan 10. Corn may also be processed. dehydrated alfalfa and dehy feeds are used in livestock and baby foods.
Sidney Country Club stockholders will hold their annual meeting at the club house this Wednesday night January 9. Principal business is election of 1946 officers. Retiring officers include Clarke Grieve T E Kokjer Leon Pine Ernest Worden Carl Christ. Meeting begins at eight o clock with no dinner due to caterer changes.
The Telegraph advertises legal sive and letter size clip boards available at discounted prices. Specific quantities and pricing not listed in the readable text.
Rotarians held a family oriented meeting with daughters and daughters in law performing. The Canary Sisters Jeanne Ackerman Joline Rob inson and Lois Clark sang improvised pieces. Rotary Troubadors Earl Sherrerd Ron Barker Bill Ackerman and Dr Hull Cook entertained. Carolyn Kennedy and Lois Clark played violin numbers. Visiting Rotarians included Dr Greenawalt and Allen Biggerstaff.
Lodgepole High beat Gurley 32 to 23 on Friday night in Lodge Pole Valley Conference play. Jack Bale scored 19 for Lodgepole. Kieselhorst topped Gurley with 9. Dughman left with an knee injury late, as Lodgepole Reserves and Grades also won. Lodgepole meets Chappell Tuesday on the Devel County floor, after defeating them 21 to 20 in a practice game.
Victory Clothing Drive organizers urge residents to save good cardboard boxes for packing clothing. Chairman John Martinosky notes storekeepers will save extras, but demand will exceed supply. Households should bring boxes to the Osborn garage showroom each Saturday for collection and shipment of clothing. Last year 22 thousand pounds were donated to destitute war ravaged countries, and this year need increases.
State Patrolman E L Hailey filed a reckless driving charge against William B Snyder of Potter after a head on New Year s morning collision injuring five. Snyder to appear Thursday morning. Other complaints include speeding ten dollars and costs for Leland Burr Cheyenne Wy stop sign violation no hearing yet for William Schmehl and for Robert Fiehler no license plates or registration certificate no hearing yet. State Patrolman R E Nichols charged Kenneth Brown Kimball with reckless driving. Brown paid ten dollars and costs. Nichols also charged Howard Gadeken Bushnell with speeding but no hearing by Monday morning.
The Telegraph promotes the Ideal System record books as a simple method for income tax computation and daily business records. It targets farmers and businessmen, noting many are already using them in Sidney and urging readers not to be without one.
Dalton area residents celebrate Christmas with family gatherings and visits across Redington, Dalton, Sidney, and Scottsbluff. Notable events include school and church activities, hospital notes, travel to Omaha and Denver, and notes on guests and decorations. Several families update on travelers, survivors, and local helpers amid postwar life.
Union Valley residents share Christmas Day dinners at multiple homes. Visits span from Thursday to Monday with relatives including Schuler and Vick families. Local sick list includes Mrs. John Schuler and J. M. Gillespie. George Schuler discharged and home from overseas.
The Rotary Club announced Friday night it will sponsor an Institute of public understanding next month in Sidney. Four internationally known speakers will attend, with dates chosen and program details in the hands of the public information committee chaired by O. J. Weymouth.
In stock are 12 inch and 18 inch rulers. The Telegraph Printing Co offers its own index tabs made with Aico tab material. Sale pricing applies at The Telegraph.
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