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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1947
Page
7
A Telegraph ad urges farmers and businessmen to use Ideal to organize tax records and recommends consulting a lawyer or income tax consultant for guidance. It contrasts ideal filing with typical methods and promotes Duo Dustin Cloth for housework, claiming it dusts and polishes with no lint, priced at 50 cents.
Extensive losses of livestock and property are blamed on careless rifle use by Sidney youngsters. An Arabian colt worth 800 dollars was killed by a stray bullet. a stallion suffered a running sore suspected to be caused by a bullet. Others report bullets whizzing by riders along the road toward the emergency air field. The sheriff may enforce prosecutions if further losses occur. Parents are urged to warn children against firing bullets without regard for life.
The final speaker in the 1947 Rotary series is A. S. Speed Chandler. He will speak next Wednesday night at the Methodist Church on Cooperation or Confusion in Ten Miles-A-Minute Travel. The talk follows remarks on U S Russian efforts to democratize Japan and the UN as a path to world peace, with optimism about UN progress if major powers reconcile at the coming conference.
The city adopts a resolution authorizing surveys and preliminary plans for the grade separation of a Union Pacific right-of-way crossing as part of the secondary highway project within the city. It commits to act under law, pursue the grade separation, and vacate current grade crossings upon completion, after a motion by Pierson and a second by Christ.
The council confirms passage of a motion with six yeas and no nays. The mayor declared the resolution duly adopted.
A warning stresses the danger of combustible materials including gasoline stored in buildings and oily rags. It urges keeping oils in metal containers and stresses precautions to prevent fires from any source, citing typist Shipman and airmail envelopes.
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