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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1951
Page
2
A fragment mentions a county and western street publisher not to be corp of the Nebraska Avenue owning a city of Sidney.
The 1950 progress report outlines actions and figures showing farmers fighting nature to prevent dust bowl damage. The editorial urges readers to note the story, highlighting how progressive farmers work to avoid repeat of past drought and soil erosion woes.
The World War II Honor Roll Board at the County Courthouse has weathered badly, its names blurred and additions stalled by shifting wars. It is deemed an eyesore and no longer a respectful memorial to the service and sacrifice of those who died serving the nation.
The piece argues population growth in Sidney stalls due to scarce desirable housing especially rentals and higher living costs than many cities. It notes residents blame price pressure on newcomers, asks for comparative cost figures, and calls for data to justify the higher living expenses.
Cheyenne County voters may secure excellent interest rates if they approve funding for a county hospital. Bond houses are already contacting authorities, signaling strong market demand. The decision rests with the people, who are urged to consider selling bonds at this favorable time.
The Keith County News warns Ogallala residents to guard the No 1 citizen Bob Goodall from a Sidney raid. An editorial notes Goodall's possible shift of industrial activity to Sidney now that natural gas and a growing population exist. The paper offers to talk if Goodall wishes.
An essay mocks cows as contented dull animals before shifting to a flurry of local notices. Wilhelmina Kennedy hosted a theatre party for her birthday. Several residents, visitors, and Emigrant Car movements fill the city transit of Cheyenne County life.
History Of Interest 14 YEARS AGO The school board sold the Smith-Hughes and Central school properties for $5,000 each Monday night. J. H. Hand presented the board with a check for $5,000 for the Central school block. The Smith-Hughes property was bought by P. W. Barker of Barker Cleaners. Perry Robert and Louis Miller enjoyed a pleasant weekend in Denver.
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