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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1950
Page
2
Leo F. Bolin of Gering Nebraska commends Joe Tully, the Commercial Hotel clerk in Sidney Nebraska, for exemplary hospitality during a late night stay before an early train. Bolin thanks Sidney for possessing such a welcoming citizen and urges public recognition.
The piece blames Nebraska coach Bill Glassford for heart failure as a leading potential cause of death this year. It praises his football mastery, noting four witnessed games and many more, praising his team’s exciting play and the enduring memory it leaves readers, while joking that heart specialists deserve honorary memberships for all the new customers.
The Telegraph aligns with Lee Tracy of Rocky Mountain News calling for abolishing Armistice Day as a celebration. If observed at all it should be a national day of prayer for those who died seeking permanent peace.
A call for broad stock ownership to secure savings and support national business. Explains that owning shares, even small amounts, grants rights to vote and influence company policy, while stressing disclosure requirements on NYSE listed firms and the importance of diversified ownership in national prosperity.
A Wisconsin man died after reportedly drinking eighteen Martinis. His widow sues the tavern for damages, claiming he did not know his limits. The writer, noting the dangers of extreme drinking, laments the pursuit of notoriety through such excess.
Clarence Dorman, described as a millionaire plus for surface and mineral rights, continues farming despite new oil activity. He notes first Dakota oil on his land and potential deeper reservoirs nearby, yet he remains unexcited, focusing on cattle profits and a pragmatic outlook for generations ahead.
The Telegraph announces help from its advertising department for newspaper or direct mail plans. Call 5600 and they will handle the rest. The notice emphasizes full service and easy contact for businesses seeking ad campaigns.
Bernard Baruch praises Israel as intelligent and tough while noting its people will work hard to build a nation. Ralph McGill’s Israel Revisited is lauded for factual, nonpartisan reporting that avoids propaganda and offers a meticulous, meaningful portrait of Israel’s character, prospects, and challenges.
Frontier-Siemers Drilling at the J. D. Seimers No. 1 well NE 13-15-51 reached 4,655 feet. Top of the first sand expected about 85 feet below. Coring to begin Monday night. A wildcat in the northwest county area west of Sioux Ordnance Depot.
Mrs. Jennie Lee Adele of East St Louis a nurse with 14 years experience credits Hadacol with addressing vitamin and mineral deficiencies. She reports relief after three bottles and says she now eats anything sleeps well and has energy. The ad notes Hadacol contains vitamins B1 B2 niacin iron calcium and phosphorus in liquid form for quick absorption and cheaper daily use with trial and family sizes listed from The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana in 1950.
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