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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1949

Page

8

Most Fires Are Preventable Says State Fire Marshal

Lions club speakers E C Iverson state fire marshal and deputy G E Eckstrand warn annual U S fire losses near one billion dollars with ninety percent avoidable. They urge prevention education, compare fire toll to polio, and stress ordinary precautions to reduce damage. The remarks come amid a condemnation suit involving Sidney properties.

United States Lions Club E. C. Iverson G. E. Eckstrand Sidney Atlanta Iverson

Assessment Starts Next Week in Cheyenne County

Cheyenne County tax assessment begins Thursday March 10 with County Assessor J H Foster and assistants stationed across the county to aid declarations. Letters of instruction go to taxpayers. absence of a letter does not excuse filing. Locations include Sidney, Dalton, Graff Implement, Gurley, Wolcott, Potter, Lodgepole with schedules and business forms required.

Cheyenne County J. H. Foster Foster Nebraska Sidney Dalton E. H. Henkle Graff Implement Old Gurley Wolcott Potter J. B. Ruttner Potter Co-Op Elevator Lodgepole Farmer's Union Elevator Mr. Foster

Thaw Brings Mud Holes and Mixed Nebraska Outlook

The state agricultural stats bureau says thaw shifts from snowbound to mudbound, roads drying in Cheyenne County yet many side roads remain blocked by mudholes. Heavy NE Nebraska snowfall could flood if thaw accelerates, wheat turns green in the south, hay supplies ease with higher feeding. Cattle weight loss noted but improving, abortion and stillborn calf reports vary. some indicate 50 to 60 percent calf crop.

Federal Bureau of Agricultural Statistics Cheyenne Bureau Nebraska Weekly Report Panhandle Chase County Holdrege Sioux County

Old Time Dance Is Scheduled Tonight

The Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club sponsors a second old time and square dance at Sidney City Auditorium tonight at 8 30. Joe Merck's orchestra provides the music with hosts Mr and Mrs John Treiten Mr and Mrs William Raddatz Mr and Mrs N W Lade gard and Mr and Mrs F L B Goodwin assisting.

Lodgepole Valley ‘Saddle Club Sidney City Auditorium Joe Merck John Treitien William Raddatz N. W. Lade‘gard F. L. B. Goodwin

Pastel and dark color desk shades offered by The Telegraph

The Telegraph advertises a selection of pastel shades and dark color finishes for home or office desks. Consumers are invited to explore desk options to suit decor and lighting conditions.

the Telegraph

Iowa’s Rural Electric Growth and Services

Iowa leads in farm telephone density and electrification with 8 percent of farmers connected and 99.9 percent of urban residents served. The state has 16 independent power companies reaching most cities, plus 85 municipal plants and 53 cooperatives in rural areas under REA.

Iowa REA

Juan Gris and the Cubist Synthesis of Form

Juan Gris along with Picasso and Braque helped found Cubism. He believed plastic relations mattered more than how elements appeared in shape and color and perspective. He described his art as synthesis, a deductive art creating a harmonious whole.

Juan Gris Picasso Braque Gris

History Of Interest Items Of Sidney And Vicinity

Items from The Telegraph recount 14 years ago notes of local guests and movers. G E Evans visited Fort Collins relatives. many residents changed jobs at O P Skaggs Store John Deere Plow Co and Weyerts store. Dan Bergman, now a Cheyenne merchant, shopped and worked in Sidney. numerous visits to Omaha North Platte and Lincoln highlight social and business ties.

Sidney and Vicinity G. E. Evans Fort Collins Colo Charles Richards Chet Killham Peetz Henry Pavlat Guy Shaw Leo Bischof Lincoln Leo Osborn North Platte Osborn Lloyd Mann I. L. Pindell O. P. Skaggs Kenneth Agnew John Deere Plow Company Aptogrove Implement Company Fred Zimmer Telegraph Knox Mary Nolan Bayard W. J. Perry Nolan Mr. Perry Maurice Roach Los Angeles Maud Jolliff Curtiss Omaha R. E. Merscheim Sidney Potter Anna Heubeck Lodgepole Courthouse Kenneth Mahr Dan Bergman Cheyenne Olive Mann Simodynes Swan Ida Duggan Davison A. S. Hardy Mr. Hardy Mrs. Lundberg Mr. Rabbe Weyerts Mr. Bauer C. W. Hornaday Denver

Sluggish Farm Prices Decline in Mid February Report

The agriculture department reported a four per cent drop in farm product prices from mid January to mid February, with production costs down three per cent. The mid February price index stood at 258 per cent of the 1908-14 average, below the postwar peak, while parity and other commodity prices showed notable changes across staples like wheat, corn, oats, meat, dairy, eggs, and wool.

Agriculture Department Dame Nature

Haiti Coffee Dominates Economy Since Founding

Since the republic's founding 145 years ago coffee has been Haiti's main economic mainstay. Sugar sisal and bananas have seen foreign capital control, but coffee remains the principal crop sustaining peasants with the little money for necessities.

Haitian Republic Haiti

Potato Legend Tied to Raleigh and Drake Roots

The article discusses the introduction of the potato into Great Britain and two prevalent legends. It states that Solanum tuberosum, the common potato, was first introduced by Sir Walter Raleigh, who brought the roots from Quito and planted them in his garden at Youghal, Ireland.

Great Britain Raleigh Drake Sir Walter Raleigh Quito Youghal Ireland

Atomic energy to power railroads promises far future use

Atomic scientists say energy from splitting the atom will later power railroads. While practicality may take several years, the impact on transporting people and goods is expected to grow by 2048.

Ideal Income Tax System Gains Farm and Business Use

Hundreds of farmers and business men adopt a simplified system for keeping records. The Telegraph notes Ideal provides complete sets and refill sheets in stock and promotes its use as the ideal record keeping method through income tax consultants.

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