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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1947
Page
5
The Telegraph is an independent semi weekly newspaper published at 11th Avenue and Milinois Street Sidney Cheyenne County Western Nebraska. It is issued every Tuesday and Friday morning serving the city of Sidney, Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska.
The Telegraph argues Sidney should bond 300 to 400 thousand dollars to fund public improvements including an airport site purchase, sewage plant expansion, and a non grade crossing. It notes taxes will rise to repay within ten to eleven years but deems the debt affordable given the city’s growth and past financial resilience. The piece emphasizes necessity and prudent planning to avoid later regret.
A West Point Nebraska publisher suspended his newspaper citing a claimed violation of his free expression. A Gold Star Mother's photo was obscured and her name omitted, sparking claims of bias and personal vendetta. The incident drew in veterans groups and advertisers, highlighting fair play and tolerance.
Sidney inaugurates Army Day as Sioux Ordnance Depot reaches five years in Nebraska. The plan, led by H D Stirling and supported by Col Richard J Sothern, aims to honor the depot with a fitting program and Civic club cooperation, reflecting local appreciation for the installation.
A writer argues men and dogs resemble each other more than dogs. A handsome Golden Retriever owned by a friend becomes ungrateful, chasing illicit pleasures and abandoning a devoted Mistress. The dog’s decline mirrors a life of vice, ending in faded youth and regret.
A reflective piece contrasts a wayward life with a dog turning homeward then a woman’s forgiving kindness. Maple Grove by Mrs. Ed Miles depicts remorse, sanctuary, and renewed happiness as a wandering figure seeks reconciliation with a steadfast partner.
The Ladies Commercial Bowling League results show team standings for Recreation and Ernies with players Oliver Yendis and Ernies posting top marks. Recreation leads with high team series 1956 and high team game 684 while T. Riley posts 450 and S. Haines 159 for high game. An ad promotes Duo Dustin Cloth for dusting and polishing at 56 cents in The Telegraph.
The Mrs. Julia Rasmussen home hosted guests for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Runion and daughter were dinner guests Sunday at the Harker Harvey home. Ted Sparks and Henry Gell called at the Alred Jorgensen home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Albin Johnson spent Monday at the Harry Stately home. Children spent Monday evening at the Ed Miles home.
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