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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1949
Page
2
The Telegraph and Semi-Weekly Newspaper, published by J. C. Bush and Jack H. Lowe, serves as the local paper for the region, carrying news, notices, and community information from the editors and publishers.
Mr and Mrs J B Bauer announce the engagement of their daughter Gladys to Wayne Adams son of Mr and Mrs Howard Adams of Peetz Colorado Miss Bauer works at Wyoming National Bank in Casper No wedding date set.
The best known frost protector is the smudge pot, an oil burning heater widely used by West Coast citrus growers. Set out in an orchard, it is lit on frost nights. It heats surrounding air which then transfers heat by convection to the trees.
Kathleen Agnew Sidney High School valedictorian won first place in the Elks Most Valuable Student contest at Sterling. She receives 25 pounds and advances to the state contest. Haxtun and Sterling Junior College students took second and third. Sidney High first entered last year with Jack Fisner placing third.
Postmaster advises that parcel post packages for the Russian sectors in Berlin will not be accepted until further notice due to technical and transportation difficulties in Europe. The local post office will refuse to accept Berlin parcel post until the rule is rescinded.
A Railroad Retirement Board representative will be at the Nebraska State Employment Service office in Sidney from 1 to 3 p m on Wednesday. Call if you have questions about retirement unemployment insurance sickness benefits or railroad employment.
Sweet potatoes should be used within a week after purchase for best flavor. Do not refrigerate as they are sensitive to cold and may darken or become less appetizing if kept near 40 F.
Ross Rush and J L Brown of Nebraska attend a Nebraska Delegation Breakfast and back a bill to pay lieu taxes on certain U S property. Dr Hugh Bennett outlines Nebraska soil districts covering 90 percent of farms, urging grassroots effort and education for long term fertility and living standards. The oleo bill faces dairy opposition over taxation and product labeling, with potential economic repercussions. Health program hearings are also mentioned.
The article surveys rising costs in social welfare programs in Britain and U S postal finances. It cites England health and dental deficits, calls for socialist reform, reports strong Letters from Home responses on farm blizzards, and notes postal rate hikes and a large Post Office deficit amid Hoover Commission findings. It highlights training, staffing, and regulation complexity in government operations.
The Telegraph advertises Red Writing Hood typewriter carbon paper as a popular writing accessory. It highlights its availability through the newspaper's listings, suggesting strong demand and accessible ordering options.
The trunk of a tree may be divided into five parts bark cambium layer sapwood heartwood and pith.
Government ownership covers more than a quarter of the 461 million acres of commercial forest land in the United States, a sizable share held by federal, state, and local authorities. The figure highlights the role of public land in managing timber resources and conservation across the nation.
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