Sidney Telegraph enters weekly publication details
The Sidney Telegraph announces its status as a tri weekly independent paper published at 830 ith Ave Sidney Nebraska. It provides mailing terms with rates 5.00 per year inside 50 miles and 7.00 outside. It serves Sidney Cheyenne county and Western Nebraska with editions on Monday Wednesday and Friday.
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Ith Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne ‘County
Kings Daughters
Fort Sidney
Morrow
The
Telegraph
Globe Hotel
H. McFadden
Frank Welch
A. M
Pythian Castle
Optimism for U S Living Standards Driven by Rising Real Income
U S News and World Report projects continued gains in American living standards. Real income, per capita consumption, and home electrification show marked rises since 1940, with more cars, phones, and better diets despite higher prices and taxes. The article notes a 25 percent living standard increase in a decade and forecasts 1955 high real income.
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U. S. News and World Report
Fford
U. S
U.S. News
Tome
U. S. News
Good Citizens Urge Continued Cheyenne County Hospital Fund Drive
An editorial urges widespread support for Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital financing after a 30 day drive raises about 20 000 dollars. It argues public generosity plus federal matching funds will cover costs, stresses shared regional obligation, and warns against socialized medicine while promoting private, well equipped care.
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Cheyenne ‘County Memorial Hospital
Cheyenne County
Omaha
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Sidney Trade Area
Dalton
Gurley
Potter
Lodgepole
Sunol
Peetz
Governor urged to back oil and gas conservation bill
The memo commends Governor Victor Anderson and State Senator Albert Tenske on proposing oil and gas conservation legislation. It warns against school funding pressure from special interests seeking to profit from the oil industry and urges the governor and senators to resist such tactics. Senator Fenske is noted for preventing tax schemes against industry profit.
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Victor Anderson
Albert Tensker
Govmor
Fenske
Gova
Anderson
March of Dimes appeal for polio aid in Cheyenne County
The piece recalls a late summer to fall polio surge that emptied schools and public spaces. It urges generous giving to the March of Dimes this month, noting half stays local for care and treatment, citing gamma globulin and the Salk vaccine, and stressing continued donations until a vaccine and cure are found.
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Cheyenne County
Mr Smith Goes To Washington Opens At Fox Theatre
The long awaited film Mr Smith Goes To Washington opens at the Fox Theatre Sunday and has earned top ten lists for 1939. A Sidney farming locality petitions to suspend the 1940 county fair citing adverse conditions and a busy week of local happenings follows.
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Mr. Smith
Washington
Fox Theatre
Sidney
Board of Commissioners
Ray Babcock
Fair Board
Polio Attack Hits Most In Sparse Areas
National polio data show higher incidence in small-population counties. Nebraska figures confirm 60 per 100,000 in counties under 50 000 vs 39 per 100,000 in larger counties. Ted Hughes notes absence of a stable pattern but highlights rapid Foundation aid when polio strikes.
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Smal
National Foundation For
E. A. Rogers
Nebraska
Ted Hughes
State March of Dimes
Hughes
National Foundation
Auto Is Ace High For Airman In 1914 Brewster
Louisville AP reports Charley Johnson, chief airplane pilot at Reynolds Metals Co., owns a 1914 Brewster convertible limousine once gifted by R S Reynolds of Reynolds Metals. The car, part of the Woolworth estate bought in 1929, remains sound and unusually advanced for its era. Johnson notes its aluminum engine parts, hand formed body, and early braking bearings, with many features not common until 1930.
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Louisville
Charley Johnson
F. W. Woolworth
Johnson
R. S. Reynolds
Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds
Woolworth
Glen Cove
Long Island
N. Y
Brewster
At 45, Job Market Closed to Many in Labor Survey
A columnist riffs on a Department of Labor survey claiming men hit 45 and are deemed past their prime for work. He laments age discrimination, recalls hard times, and questions a system that sidelines midlife workers while women are marked as washed up by 35. The piece ends with time marching on and humor about aging in a changing economy.
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Sidney
Wier and Hamilton
McIntosh
Buelah “Grabill
Esther Devine
Lincoln
University
Maree McIntosh
Eva MacKline
Omahao
Barlow
Lodgepole
Fred Lehmkuhl
Ed Bowser
Latham
Paul
J. M. Swenson
Ocean
J. A. Bentley
Clinton
Tampa
R. A. Barlow
Fred Harr
Edmund Doran
Frank J. Doyle
Rollins
Wyo
Marie V. Pavlat
John Pavlat
St. Patrick’s
Fort Worth
M. A. Daugherty
Lloyd Remsburg
J. W. Hamper
Dr. Stewitts
O. D. Lyon
Henshaw’s
Omaha
Department of Labor
Uncle Sam
Secretary of Labor
Big Business
Sidney Chamber Welcomes Wickard Nativity Scene Donation
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce announces the Wickard nativity scene donation and praises Mr and Mrs Wickard for their generosity and hands on craftsmanship. The community mourns the Wickards departure and welcomes new residents Toe Ditrick Jens Englert Robert Fleener Jose Flores Jack Hopkins Mike Kloberdanz Robert Knudson Leo Krieger J F Luebeck A V McKnight Don Noble Ruth Rea Earl Schepker Erma Whelan.
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Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Sidney
End
Wickards
Jay
Toe Ditrick
Coronado Court
Jens Englert
Linden Street
Robert Fleener
Rose Street
Jose Flores
Toledo Street
Jack Hopkins
Linden
Mike Kloberdanz
Lucille Lane
Robert Knudson
Linden St
Leo Krieger
King Street
J. F. Luebeck
Manor Road
A. V. McKnight
Newton St
Don Noble
Osage Street
Ruth Rea
10Th Avenue
Earl Schepker
Toledo
Erma Whelan
14Th Avenue
Brownie Troop 105 Elects Officers and Meeting Notes
Brownie Troop 105 met January 4 in the club room. Officers were elected: President Jackie Wright Secretary Janice Lambert Treasurer Dorothy Banes. Visitors Mrs Victor Lambert and children Elaine Burgess Janet Lambert. Pins awarded to Elaine Burgess Janet Lambert. Birthday cake for Pamela Hammond Roberta Lillemoe. games played. Next meeting a trip to the Sidney Telegraph office. Reporter Roberta Lillemoe.
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Jackie Wright
Janice Lambert
Dorothy Banes
Roverta Lillemoe
Victor Lambert
Elaine Burgess
Janet Lambert
Pamela Hammond
Roberta Lillemoe
Sidney
Robrta Lillemoe
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P. J. Heaton
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Angela Ruttner
Hazel Draper
Evelyn Cortney
Delphine Anderson
Chadron
Taylor
J. R. Taylor
Taylor Hospital
Illinois Street
Bing’ Miller
Sidney Barber
Miller
Naomi Adams
Lyle Mowrer
Harrisburg
Gretna Green
A. J. Jorgenson
Frank Goodwin
Helen
Geraldine
LeBaron
D. W Jorgenson
Charles Lieber
Bridge
Gordon Bryant
Tekamah
L. G. Lowe
C.S. Radcliffe
Gerald Pitman
Bill Lowe
Sidney Country Club
Woman’s Club
W. H. Ellis
O. J. Weymouth
Chamber of Commerce
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Chappell
Laura Rudd
Thelma Baker
Frank Wait
Ivor Ells
Paul Spearow
O. P. Skaggs System
J. L. Tewell
Country Club
Mark G. Howard
California
Frontier Military
Miles
Sidney Chamber Or Commerce
Ilinois St
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United States
Europe
Maine
Florida
World Health Organization
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