Telegraph Notice From Sidney Nebraska Post Office
The Telegraph reports the Sidney Nebraska post office has entered the item as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1950
Page
2
The Telegraph reports the Sidney Nebraska post office has entered the item as second class mail matter.
Editorial notes 1950 brings exciting gas prospects in Cheyenne County with Ohio Oil Co exploring reserves in the Sidney area. If proven, distribution may reach the Panhandle and eastern Wyoming, shifting energy markets and boosting state-wide interest and newspaper circulation.
Plymouth showcases a massive new Plymousus display by Co. and Elwell Motor Co. highlighting the latest features and models. Local crowds attend as dealers tout innovations and special introductory offers.
Lincoln residents report a odd Capitol scene as Ben Sallows arrives to serve as special administrative director in the Nebraska Highway Department. The move aims to lighten engineer Fred H. Klietsch’s workload, allowing him more time for design and construction planning. Governor Peterson’s choice praised as a fortunate pairing for state road work.
A Sidney letter urges the Jaycees to create a substantial stone memorial on the courthouse square to honor local veterans. The note criticizes the existing cannon and weathered bulletin board as inadequate tributes and calls for a meaningful, permanent community memorial.
History notes recount 14 years ago as E L Carter and wife spent Sunday at Ogallala and Keystone Dam. William Raper and Bill Logan visited Scottsbluff friends. E L Hoover of Montgomery Ward’s electrical dept visited Bridgeport. W G Lowe returned from Omaha after mortician apprenticeship. Lois Hardy visited Cheyenne with sorority friends. Rea McCleneshan left for Omaha to see relatives. Helen Jane Johnson traveled to North Platte to visit Miss Lois Breham.
Mr and Mrs Steve Jensen of Pueblo Colorado guests at the Basset home in the city Helen Bassett formerly Mrs Otis Skinner of North Platte is a guest of Miss Avis Rogers for several days Fred and Gladys Zimmier of Littcom are guests of the Floraruly R P Kepler to serve in Grand Island at a state county attorneys convention Mrs Leon Finetteit lists week for an extended visit with relatives in Denver Kansas City and Coalgate OK Her son Leon accompanied her Doctor H E Mantor and wife left for Wenatchee Washington to spend holidays with relatives ER C Stockdick left for Katy Texas for his winter sojourn Kenneth Agnew with International Harvester Co gone to Kentucky for holidays Wm Godling Herman Schubarth Wm Gustafson Glenn Osborn in town from Potter country in Gosling auto Mr and Mrs Bowman from Vermont visiting son Jack Bowman and family depart Los Angeles for winter Mrs Helen Baker of North Platte supplying at telephone exchange while Miss Bess Ruhter ill with influenza Mrs Mary Messerly returns to California selling her Cheyenne county interests Mrs Nathan click visits her mother Mrs J S Hadley Lewis Brett Trognitz precinct in town Uncle Hiram Fiske in town Miss Elsie Poole at Barret home 54 years ago Hungerford mother in Denver Junction in city John ONeil leading land man Chappell and TW Short in city Mamie Eubank visiting father and brothers to remain winter Colonel Mayfield of St Louis in city Mrs Gen Morrow Mrs Lieut Duncan and Mrs Lieut Patten received news Dr French of Greeley visiting Dr Stone plus more local names and travel notes
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