Sidney Nebraska Newspaper Distribution Notice
The Telegraph announces mail rates and publication details for its independent weekly editions. Published at 11th Avenue and Illinois Street in Sidney, Nebraska, the paper is mailed as second class matter within 50 miles for 93.5 per year and outside for 4.00, with issues every Tuesday and Friday morning benefiting the City of Sidney, Cheyenne County and West Nebraska.
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Litney
Nebraska
11Th Avenue
Illinois Street
Sidney
Cheyenne County
West Nea
Farm Prosperity Forecast by Chairman Hope on Farm Policy
Chairman Clifford R. Hope of the House Agriculture Committee predicts eight to ten years of farm prosperity driven by population growth and higher per capita consumption after the war. He notes bipartisan support for the Farm Price Support Program and argues tariffs advantage industry, while free trade could raise global living standards if tariffs fall.
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Clifford R. Hope
House Agriculture Committee
Hope
Kansas
Republican
Democratic
Has Education Failed and What It Means for Democracy
A viewpoint argues that U S education fails to teach young men civic obligation and the price of liberty. Gen Omar Bradley warns that democracy requires service not just benefits and wealth. The piece critiques attitudes toward wealth, profit, and religious belief as part of a broader educational shortfall.
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Omar N. Bradley
Army
Pensions for Ex Presidents
Senator Taft proposes a substantial pension of 45000 dollars annually for ex presidents and a nonvoting speaking seat in the Senate. He argues former chiefs would be valuable assets for national policy and that widows already receive 5000 dollars yearly.
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
United States
Congress
Taft
Senate
The Price of Pork and Parity Prices Not Aligned
Government support claims are challenged by a note that parity price on September 15 was 18.25 dollars per hundred pounds while the average price to farmers was 27.20 dollars per hundred pounds. The parity level apparently did not drive farmer prices.
Witty Observations On Life And Society From An Anecdotal Voice
A collage of quips and reflections on life politics media and manners. It lampoons social norms advertising and education while noting fashion contrasts and public discourse with tongue in cheek humor and a global perspective.
Scotch Tape and dispensers at all times noted
Gift wrap Scotch Tape and Mission plastic wrapping material highlighted in a Telegraph notice.
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THE
Telegraph
Sidney And Kimball Play November 19th Football Game
The Sidney Kimball football clash is moved to Friday November 19 at 2 PM on Kimball field. It is the season finale for both teams and local placards had misposted November 15 causing confusion about the date and venue.
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Sidney-Kimball
Kimball Field
Longhorns Aerials Spark Victory Over Bridgeport
Football fans anticipate a red hot battle as Kimball's passing attack leads the Longhorns to all touchdowns against Bridgeport with a 25 to 6 score, highlighting a dynamic aerial game.
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Bridgeport
Kimball
Longhorns
Gade Wins Suit In Well Digging Case
Harold Gade of Sidney won a jury verdict in Kimball on an irrigation well digging dispute against Henry Stahla of Kimball. A directed verdict awarded Gade 646.60 dollars. Gade was represented by L. M. Clinton. Stahla by Torgeson Halcomb and O'Brien.
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Gade
Kimball
Harold Gade
Sidney
Henry Stahla
Atty. L. M. Clinton
Stahla
Torgeson, Halcomb and O’brien
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