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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1951
Page
2
A Sidney publisher operates a newspaper centered on the City of Atiney, Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska, with editions published Tuesday through Friday mornings from a base on 11th Avenue and Illinois Street.
The piece weighs the shifting alliances after World War II, noting Germany’s mixed posture toward rearmament and Japan’s occupation progress under General MacArthur. It cites Shigeru Yoshida on joining a U N framework, argues democracy versus communism irreconcilability, and stresses Japan as pivotal to Pacific security while warning of future peace terms and remilitarization risks.
A. A. Misegardis of Talmage appeared before a state legislative committee debating a wheat tax bill intended to fund wheat research. He reportedly called the bill ridiculous, marking a rare moment of silence from a man known for outspoken commentary at the state capitol.
The passage recalls the 1930s dust bowl hardships and dust storms, contrasts them with later era prosperity, and urges gratitude for the recovery and current abundance in the western United States. It emphasizes endurance, lessons learned, and appreciation for blessings.
A Sidney store owner serves businessmen with a wide range of office supplies from key products to walnut executive items. A Lincoln native, active in the Chamber of Commerce, American Legion, Country Club, Master Mason, and Eastern Star. Married to Ida, their daughter is a Lincoln student nurse.
February Plenty highlights fruits and crops favored for the month. Oranges and grapefruit lead the list with apples and potatoes showing strong supplies. Large potato production, ample onions, kraut, eggs, poultry, fish, dairy items, and canned seafood mark abundant markets with reasonable prices.
Union Pacific Railroad plans distribution of the 1951 edition of Certified Seed Potato Growers with about 800 listed growers. The booklet lists growers across Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Idaho Oregon Washington Utah and Montana. Copies available while supplies last by writing to Joe W Jarvis in Omaha Nebraska.
A Dayton Ohio man, Joseph N Damillot of 3414 E Fifth Street, credits Hadacol with curing his stomach problems and vitamin deficiencies. He says after the first bottle his digestion improved, he can eat bacon and eggs, sleep well, and will not be without Hadacol again. The LeSlane Corporation claims further benefits for ailments.
In a heated action, the House and later the Senate urged immediate UN sanctions naming Chinese Communist authorities as aggressors in Korea. The move aimed to strengthen the State Department and UN stance. The CIA reported 29 senior UN officials tied to the Communist Party engaging in espionage in the United States, with agents admitted to UN jobs and travel despite protests.
In a heated debate over public power from the Dakota Dams, Interior Secretary Chapman issued a directive to the Nebraska Public Power System, Consumers Public Power District, REAS, and Nebraska Municipalities, prompting questions about fairness and interpretation amid warnings of price control plans and wartime jitters from officials and readers.
Nationwide savings bonds issuance continues weekly with new bonds bearing individual names, steadily increasing the total value. The program emphasizes personal investment through government securities and promotes widespread participation across communities.
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