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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1947
Page
5
Patterson outlines guidelines for landlords and tenants on voluntary lease agreements with rent increases capped at 15 percent. Leases must be written, filed, and reviewed. evading clauses lead to rejection and refunds. Do include signed, full terms by end of 1947 with a 1948 lease term.
A Sunday at Legion Park featured a family reunion with guests from Fremont, Fulton, Liberty, Laramie, and Den ver. Several couples and relatives enjoyed suppers, dinners, and weekend visits at numerous homes, with travels to visit friends and relatives in Colorado, Nebraska, and Wyoming.
Duplers representative brings world famous furs to OUR town for August sale with Red Letter days on July 25 and 26 at Greenlees.
Mrs W T Sharman welcomed visitors including Beatrice Nelson from Omaha and Ed Miles with daughter Alice. Faye Spiker spent days with Cecil Tremain. F N Club met at Verne Sharman’s with Evelyn Schlamann joining and a Legion Park picnic planned for August 24. Meals hosted at Sharman and Miles homes with several dinner and tea gatherings.
Chadron in Nebraska initiates a city wide anti fly campaign amid a polio wave. Mayor Sam Prey urges total citizen cooperation. backed by the city council and Chadron PTA. The plan targets breeding grounds with DDT use, swatters, garbage removal, and sanitation upgrades including 126 outside toilets. A parade and songfest marked the drive.
The Telegraph promotes Skrip and Quink inks as the two most popular writing fluids. Readers are encouraged to purchase these trusted brands at the Telegraph office or through its advertised outlets.
J H Heinlein of Joe A Gibson Co Sidney announced a nationwide Ford tractor and Dearborn farm equipment advertising blitz. The Dearborn Motors Corp and McCarty Sherman Distributing Corp Denver led a regional dealers convention. Planned spending tops $2,000,000 over the next year on ads and merchandising.
The state game commission will fix the length of the 1947 hunting season at a meeting at the capitol on July 29 and 30. Secretary Paul Gilbert announced the survey of game populations will be completed before that date, with federal wildlife service involvement noted.
The commission requested and obtained input on migratory waterfowl hunting dates and will announce them later. Squirrel and fur bearing seasons will be fixed. Due to a lower pheasant population, the 1947 season is expected to be shorter than recent years when pheasant hunts lasted 80 to 90 days, and bag limits will likely be reduced.
The annual 4 H club conservation conference will take place at Chadron State Park from August 5 to 8. Organized by the state game commission and the agricultural extension division of the University of Nebraska, about 200 4 H club members are expected. The four day gathering will carry the theme Farms for Keeps.
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