Wheat and grain certification extended deadline in Cheyenne county
The deadline to apply for wheat and spring grain certification has been moved to June 1 to accommodate applicants. Field inspection routings are already being prepared. Cheyenne county will certify barley oats and wheat this year. 4 H club members will travel to Lincoln for State 4 H Club Week including the State Public Speaking Contest and a tour of the Agriculture College campus. Cheyenne county 4 H leaders Violet Shepherd and Ivan Liljegren will join the trip.
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Ivan Liljegren
Cheyenne County
Cone
Lincoln
Agriculture. ‘College
State Capitol
Joslyn “Memorial
Omaha
Shirley Walker
Ada Olson
Alice Madden
Mary Ann Rufenacht
Walter Jurgens
John Brown
Dick Crabb
Violet Shepherd
Sidney Telegraph Post Office notice entry
The Sidney Telegraph is entered at the Sidney Nebraska post office as second class mail matter under the local postal rules.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Oil and freedom drive a nation in Rinehart book review
Editorial notes a new book Pee Gilt a a about oil workers totaling 200 000 in the industry. It highlights wells barges and trucks as part of a photographic tale showing how oil fuels cars homes and industry. The piece argues oil under free enterprise supports victory and national energy while praising oilmen and competition in the market.
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Rinehart & “Company
Avithea
America
Sidneys Long-Delayed North Side Drainage Plan
The Tele graphtie reports a long delayed plan to relieve a crossing nuisance in Sidney by building a north side drainage project funded by city residents and a state federal cooperation. A special election may be called to decide paying for the drainage in exchange for a 600 thousand dollar idea passage. City officials aim to have the nuisance resolved within the next couple of years benefiting residents and businesses on the north side.
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Telegraphtie Revis
Rerndley
Enjon
Union
Pacific Railroad
Sidney
Road Test One MD Public Roads Highway Study Paves Concrete
A National Academy Highway Research Board film documents two tests on standard concrete highway slabs near La Plata Maryland. One compares 18 000 pound single axle loads to 22 400 pound single axle loads. the other contrasts 392 000 pounds with 44 800 pounds. Heavier loads caused rapid cracking and early structural failures, with the 44 800 pound tandem load halting the test after visible cracks.
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Néaf
la Plata
Maryland
Highwaay Research Board
National Academy of “Science
U.S. Bureau
Athat
Hadawithi
Owith
Nebraska Senators Flip on State Taxes After Assessments
Reports from Lincoln say many Nebraska state senators are shifting views on a state income tax or sales tax and about the new 50 percent actual value assessment. Observers note property owners faced higher bills this week, while tax experts argue in favor of replacement sales and income taxes funded by constitutional amendments. The 195 legislature’s two-year window could push these tax questions to a public vote.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Debated Benefits and Commerce News Rumors in 1930s Press
A compiled fragment from GRASS ROOTS and other papers discusses benefits, government support, and commerce. It notes daily newspaper expansion by Uncle Sam and the Commerce Department from April 1, with a $7 annual subscription. It critiques taxation and national finances, citing the U S Chamber of Commerce estimate of about $60 billion in taxes, representing roughly 30 percent of national income.
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Knoxville
Iowa
Wevellington
D. C
Department of Sommerce
Tnme
Sam
Commerce
Road Repair Planned for Busy Highway No 30
The highway department will resurface Highway No 30 which carries Nebraska’s major tourist traffic. Years of patching failed to fix the bad condition, but funding now allows summer work to improve safety on this key route.
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Ty Chappell
Siilfivy Étrip
Highway Department
Nebraska
Jericho Elevation Relative to Jerusalem Details
Jericho is described as a Biblical town located about 15 miles northeast of Jerusalem. It is stated to sit 3,500 feet below Jerusalem and 840 feet below sea level in the cited measurements.
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Jericho
Jerusalem
Holy City
Ike budget row and tax talk stirring the public
The column ridicules President Ike over balancing the budget and tax cuts, notes Truman in Missouri, argues budget shocks require gradual steps, praises public cynicism toward Washington, and warns March 15 will be a black day for taxpayers as the tax collectors loom.
Glaciers Retreat Worldwide And In Alaska
Scientists report glaciers are retreating globally with bare rock in Alaska valleys where ice once stacked hundreds of feet high. Greenland shows warming signs as snowfall declines and ice caps shrink. A separate Sydney case notes an anonymous ex-convict hire followed by a workplace firing and police intervention after repeated incidents.
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Alaska
Greenland
Sydney
Australia
Socorro County Plans Secession From the Union
In Socorro New Mexico residents discuss seceding from the United States and annexing parts of Arizona and Texas. Local figures debate legality and feasibility while noting unclear official action and potential tax implications.
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Socorro, N. M
Socorro County
Arizona
Texas
Fragmented OCR reflects scattered notes and names
The readable text fragments mention Schweider and Ford in a garbled police or local incident context. It references a long list of stray phrases about taxes, incidents, disasters, meteorites, and places such as Illinois and Lincoln, with no clear cohesive event or dates.
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