The Telegraph Sidney Nebraska Local Newspaper Note
The independent newspaper is published at 11th Avenue and Milinois Street Sidney Nebraska every Tuesday and Friday morning. It is entered at the post office as second class mail matter with annual rates inside 50 mile zone four dollars and outside the zone four dollars.
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11Th Avenue
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Cheyenne County
West Nebraska
Cheyenne County Clears Roads After Blizzard Progress
Editorial lauds Cheyenne County and Sidney for rapid snow removal after a severe blizzard. Commends highway crews, railroad workers, and law enforcement for round‑the‑clock efforts, notes ongoing rebuilding, and criticizes chronic complainers.
House Rules Change Sparks Debate On Congressional Power
The 81st Congress adopted a rule allowing any committee chair to demand immediate consideration of reported bills held by the Rules Committee for over 21 days, a move critics call unusual and potentially undemocratic. The President’s Messages and Communist issue loom as the session opens, with fears of a leftward shift and calls to reform procedures while preserving the Committee’s investigative role.
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Confidence In Truman Grows After Marshall Resignation
The Truman administration shows steady nerve as Secretary of State Marshall resigns. With a Democratic Congress and broad public support, President Truman appears to dictate policies and push economic and military security, becoming the most powerful man in the world.
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Marshall
Mr. Truman
March of Dimes campaign launched in Cheyenne and Sidney counties
The 1940s fundraising appeal urges generous giving to combat polio, noting the nation faced a crippling epidemic last year. It calls for millions for research and patient care, emphasizing Cheyenne County’s relative spared status in 1948 and urging widespread support.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
March of Dimes
Blizzard Histories: 1888 Still Worst Says Kimballite
The Western Nebraska Observer cites O E Forsling of Kimball noting the blizzard of 1888 as the era's worst. He recalls 75 percent cattle losses, hundreds of human deaths across the Dakotas and central Nebraska, and extreme cold days.
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O. E. Forsling
Kimball
Nebraska Panhandle
Nebraska
Forsling
Dakotas
Panhandle
Homestead
E. J. Evertson
Mr. Forsling
Steel Safe Offer From The Telegraph Door Ad
Do you need a steel safe immediate delivery on any size at a low price. Protect your business records and view literature on the PROTECTALL safes now available. An in store inspection is offered for the splendid model.
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Sunol readers urged peaceful, democratic local fixes
A Sidney reader writes that Sunol’s front page dispute mirrors jealous sniping and suggests students form a student union or council while adults establish a PTA to foster better understanding. The letter argues for peaceful, democratic problem solving over mudslinging and notes Sunol’s youth conduct impacts the town’s name. The message ends with a call for peaceable neighbors in Sunol.
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Sunol
Parents-Teachers Association
Sidney
Nebraska
Card of Thanks to Emergency Responders
We express heartfelt thanks to the police highway patrol and state snow plow workers for their kindness in getting Mrs Green to the hospital during the blizzard. Their unselfish work prevented our helplessness.
Telegraph Ad Promises Custom Columns and Quick Restock
A Telegraph notice states they can furnish columnar pads and sheets in almost any size and, if not in stock, it takes only a few days to obtain them.
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Metal type with removable tray for office use
The metal type with removable tray is described as versatile for office, store, or home tasks. Readers are invited to see them at THE TELEGRAPH for details and purchase.
Typing Paper Pack for Practice and Informal Use
A brief notice promotes inexpensive typing paper available in reams, aged white or yellow, suitable for practice or informal correspondence at THF Telegraph.
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