Sidney Telegraph publisher notice and rates
The Sidney Telegraph is published by J. C. Bush and Jack H. Lowe. It is entered at the Sidney Nebraska post office as second class mail matter. The paper charges $4.00 per year inside 50 miles and $6.00 per year outside. It is issued at 11th Avenue and Illinois Street every Tuesday and Friday morning for Sidney, Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Mewansiper
11Th Avenue
Illinois Street
Cheyenne County
Me Too Republican concept debated in Nebraska
An Omaha editorial argues that Rep Howard Buffett hints at backing Sen Hugh Butler while questioning Gov Val Peterson as a Me Too Republican. The piece praises Peterson as an honest, decisive leader and suggests he would align with New Guard Republican thinking rather than old line politics.
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Howard Buffett
Omaha
Hugh Butle
Buffett
Peterson
Senator Butler
Butler
Nebraska
Ile
Senate
Washington
Lincoln
White House
Oil usage shows record U S consumption in 1951
An American record is set as gasoline use tops 6.5 billion gallons in a year with daily increases since 1946, plus over 6 billion gallons of other oil products projected by year end. The piece notes oil’s role in home industry farming and military needs during the Korean era and asserts industry confidence in handling demand.
It s Harry Again Or Is It A Riddle
A lighthearted note questions whether Harry Truman will be reelected. It cites about two thousand weekly newspaper editors who, like four years earlier, doubt his chances. The piece mentions a six million dollar remodeling of the White House and humorously suggests Truman may not enjoy it if reelection fails.
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Truman
Aly. Truman
White House
How to Save Lives After Armistice Day Traffic
A reader describes a calm return from Chappell after the Armistice Day game. Drivers observed orderly behavior with no speeding or reckless maneuvers and kept safe distances. The account implies widespread adherence to speed limits could greatly reduce highway traffic dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappell
Man's Allegiance to God and State: A Biblical View
A reflection on separation of church and state citing Jesus render to Caesar and God. It argues individual allegiance belongs to God first, notes dangers of atheistic state control, and observes governments vary in recognizing religious faith. Includes historical example of Jesus thwarting traps about paying tribute.
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America
Jesus
Caesar
God
Palestine
Rome
Christ
Winter Road Danger Cited Warning to prepare for winter driving issued by Chief Willis
Chief of Police Sol Willis warns motorists that winter driving hazards will rise this season and urges immediate car preparations. He cites a National Safety Council estimate of a millionth fatality and advises checks on wipers and defroster, brakes, and tire chains. He also recommends testing road feel on sleet and snow and lowering speed. He promotes winterizing driving habits and notes synthetic rubber tires perform differently on wet pavement but skid more on snow or ice.
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Sol Willis
National Safety Counel
Wills
Milk price rise under government regulation passed on
A notice states that the 16th government price regulations will cause a unit price increase for milk, with the higher cost to be borne by consumers as producers implement the new schedule.
Men Invited To Choral Festival In Big Springs
Men in the Sidney territory are invited to join the Mid-West All- Men’s Choral Festival at Memorial Hall in Big Springs on Sunday December 2. Guest conductor Warner mig of the University of Colorado leads rehearsals from 2 p.m. and the 8 p.m. program. Participants must mail a postcard to Glen Kepler and send a clipped list of selection numbers to Dietze Music House in Lincoln or other music firms.
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Sidney Territory
Memorial Hall
Big Springs
Warner ‘Mig
University of Colorado
Men of
Chappell
Glen Kepler
Dietze Music House
Lincoln
Nebraska
Old Crusaders
Allingford Riegger
Harold Flammer
New York
Memorials Add To Sidney Methodist Church Library
A church library at Sidney Methodist will house religious education worship and church history books plus audio visual aids on Bible lands missions stewardship and family education. The library and core books honor the late Mrs Maud L Shaw funded by her family and friends. audio visual aids honor Mr and Mrs C A Foster provided by their daughters. A dedication service will accompany the library setup and delivery of equipment.
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Sidney Methodist Church
Maud L. Shaw
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J. C. Bush
Jack H. Lowe
Editorial
Harry
Bible
Hand’s Dairy
Robert Reinick
Isidor
George Henschel
Archibald T. Davison
E. C. Schirmer Music Co
Columbus Ave
Boston
Mass
Susanna
Tom Scott
Fred Waring
Shawnee Press
Broadway
N. Y
Edward T. Milkey
Boston Music Co
G. Schirmer, Inc
Sour Wood Mountain
Donald F. Malin
Remick Music Corporation
Peter I. Tchaikowski
Robert W. Gibb
J. C. Birchard and Co
Hudson
Chrysler
Newport
BUICK
DeSoto
Porter Oil Company
Moul’s
Chevron Service
Chevron Gasoline
Armstrong Tires
Trymoul
Highway
West Edge
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