The Proper Spirit on the Sidney Sale
In a call for unity after a municipal plants sale debate, the Telegraph urges cooperation among merchants and citizens. It dismisses rancor, urges friendly sportsmanship, and stresses Sidney’s need to forge ahead regardless of the sale’s outcome.
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Sidney
Telegraph
Farmers favor sale of light plant to spur farm value
A letter from John J. Treinen, Sidney Nebr, March 23 1929 to the Telegraph urges selling the local light plant. He notes farmers support the move if Western Public Service builds a high tension line and offers light and power at slightly higher rates but overall cheaper than current farm options, predicting higher farm values and better service. Treinen reports several farmers share the opinion and sees long term community growth tied to development around Sidney.
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Pany
Western Public Service Company
Sidney
Treinen
John J. Treinen
Chamber of Commerce Holds Regular Meeting Yesterday
The chamber discussed establishing a flour mill, referred it to the new industries committee, and heard that Senator Johnson wants arguments from western Nebraska residents for the 13th judicial district division. Attorney Martin said arguments would be sent, and President Poole urged support for April tractor and implement days in Sidney.
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Paviat
New Industries Committee
A. J. Jorgenson
Johnson
Nebraska
13Th Judicial District
Paul L. Martin
Poole
Sidney
Chamber of Commerce
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