Post Office Registration Noted in Sidney Nebraska
A brief notice records the status of mail matter entered at the Sidney Nebraska post office as second class mail.
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Sidney
Nebraska
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1951
Page
2
Nebraskans Demand Real Highway Reform Now
Editorial urges Nebraskans to face facts about road funding and the need for a long range, comprehensive highway program. It criticizes legislative delays, notes heavy truck influence, cites inadequate primary routes like U S Highways 30 and 6, and calls for Governor Peterson to persist in pushing a workable plan for all Nebraskans.
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Nebraska
U.S
Lincoln
Sandhills
Peterson
Newsprint Costs Rise as Telegraph Faces Higher Printing Bills
The Telegraph warns that newsprint price hikes, rising by ten dollars per ton from July 1, will add about a thousand dollars to annual printing costs. Despite growing circulation, profits lag as every printing commodity jumps in price, and management invites readers to discuss the puzzle of rising expenses.
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Telegraph
The Colorado Farmer and a Funeral That Never Was
A reader muses on a Colorado farmer who planned his own funeral while alive to see how people would react. The piece explores mortality, legacy, and the urge to know one’s impact, arguing life’s value lies in happiness and constructive deeds rather than wealth or status.
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Tullys
Colorado
Vikings Built Ships With Iron Tools, Scholars Say
Scholars say the Vikings thrived in plundering Europe due to iron development. With iron implements, Scandinavian sea warriors built ships and cleared land for future farms.
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Europe
Card of Thanks from Charles Gathman
I thank all my friends neighbors and my pastors for kindness during my hospital stay. I also thank Dr Bitner and Cook and the staff of nurses for their kindness and understanding. Charles Gathman.
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Bitner and Cook
Five Nebraska fishes portrait series here Bluegill toBlack Bullhead
This Nebraska Game Commission descriptive page introduces five fish species with notes on appearance habitat and feeding. Bluegill roams common sunfish with green backs red bellies and green fins. Rock Bass favors clear rocky waters and bites on grasshoppers worms and minnows. White Bass introduced in the 1940s with striped sides and shadlike lures. Yellow Catfish large river cat inhabiting Missouri and lower Blue and Republican with night set lines. Black Bullhead bottom feeder found in sluggish waters with light tail base bar and dull yellow belly. Also included are farm drying notes by Mr Olson urging early harvest to beat weather and advising county agent contact for crop drying guidance.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Game Commission
Missouri River
Leo Wozny
Columbus
Roy Hamilton
Lincoln
Loupae
Mr.Olson
Mr. Olson
Farmers Should Get Their Equipment Now
Lincoln Farmers planning to dry grain or hay this summer should order their equipment immediately. Extension Engineer E A Olson of the University of Nebraska says orders take 30 to 60 days to fill. Required items include a power unit, preferably electric, and a blower or fan sized for the job.
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Lincoln
E. A. Olson
University of Nebraska
Hospital Thanks From Mrs Bartling To Friends And Doctors
Mrs Bartling thanks friends neighbors and hospital staff for cards and flowers received during hospitalization. Special thanks go to Dr Cook and Dr Bitner for care and attention.
Clover GAll Bee 4-H Meeting Report
The 4 H meeting was hosted at Agnes Vera and Mr Hare on May 25. Demonstrations on pot holders were given by Gloria Pytam and Lila Christensen. Bonnie Tyson led the pledge. Next meeting at Marcia Munderloh's home on June 8. Agnes Hare, Reporter.
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Agnes
Vera
Ol’ Hare
Gloria Pytam
Lila Christensen
Bonnie Tyson
Marcia Munderloh
Agnes Hare
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