Sidney Telegraph notices and masthead details
The Sidney Telegraph is an independent biweekly newspaper published Tuesdays and Fridays from 11th Avenue and Illinois Street in Sidney Cheyenne County Western Nebraska. Published by J C Bush and Jack H Lowe with H P Craig as Society Editor and Mrs Walter Davis handling office and circulation.
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Jack H. Lowe
Astille
Trg
H. P. Craig
Walter Davis
11Th Avenue
Illinois Street
Sidney
Nebraska
Fea
Cheyenne County
Wheat King Thomas Campbell urges $3.50 price and tax relief
Editorial notes Montana wheat grower Thomas Campbell boasting 610000 bushels he will not sell amid food shortages. He backs a guaranteed price of 3.50 per bushel to balance farmer income. The piece blames income tax for hoarding and calls for tax moratorium to spare farmers. It argues government taxes push farmers to delay sales and prompts blaming Washington, not the farmer.
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Thomas Campbell
Montana
Truman
Campbell
Uncle Sam
Cheyennne County
Washington
United Nations appeal to aid children in February
The United Nations plans a February drive to aid 462 million children in need. Chester Bowles notes 35 countries form committees with hopes of UN-wide sponsorship. it may cost 1.47 billion dollars to provide one hot meal daily for six months to 250 million children within reach of aid.
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United Nations
Unite Nations
Chester Bowles
International Advisory Committee
Europe
Asia
Bowles
Farm Electricity Growth Signals Safety Caution
The exhortation toward farm electrification grows with daily advances while urging proper safety in handling electrical appliances. The National Safety Council offers a hazard checklist for farm and home electricity users to help ensure correct usage and reduce risk.
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National Safety Council
Community Book Week Project Aids Children in U S and Overseas
The 28th National observance of Children's Book Week runs November 16 to 22 with the slogan Books for the World of Tomorrow. Ingri and Edgar Parin D Aulaire designed the poster, while the Children's Book Council promotes the Treasure Chest U S A program to send books to rural schools and disadvantaged areas. Over 25,000 Treasure Chest books have been donated and shipped abroad to places including the Philippines China France Belgium Greece Poland Russia and Siam, with shipments to Japan Germany and Austria. The campaign collaborates with Save the Children UNESCO and state and federal partners to expand access to reading material.
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Sgan
Ingri
Edgar Parin D’aulaire
Children’s Book Council
West 45Th Street
New York City
United States
The
Council
Save the Children Federation
Treasure Chest
U.S.A
Philippines
China
France
Belgium
Greece
Poland
Russia
Siam
Japan
Germany
Austria
Unesco
Electrical safety checks for home laundry areas and appliances
The questions urge practical safety steps including verifying washing machine grounding, avoiding makeshift fuses with coins or metal, ensuring rinse and wash areas are insulated against moisture, maintaining cords in good repair, using tested electrical fence controllers, and keeping electric motors clean and free from dust.
Local Social and Weather Notes From South Sund Area
South Sund reports visitors from Sterling including Sheriff and Mrs Brown and family, Glen Sherrien and clan from Ledgepole, and J R Brown at the Glenda Dickinson home. Coyotes hunted at John Ommen farm. many disappointed by sun eclipse due to cloudy skies. Voosterg funeral held in Julesburg with Kahl families attending. condolences extend to bereaved. Other visits noted with Ed Waite and Ed Ahlberg households. Marian Wiedebrrg from Groton, Conn., reports safe arrival and a memorable low flight from Cheyenne to Denver.
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Sheriff
E. M. Brown
Bill Ramey
Sterling
Frank Rokes
J. R. Brown
Glenn Dickinson
Glen Sherrien
Ledgepole
Glen Rokes
John Ommen
Arnold Voosterg
Julesburg
Allen Kahl
Herman Kahl
Martin
Clouds Remind Marian of White Fluffy Cotton Visit with Craig Family
A fragment notes Marian as a guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craig, and their son Bebbie. The casual detail hints at domestic life and social connections within the Craig household.
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Marian
Robert Craig
Bebbie
Typewriter and adding machine ribbons for all standard makes
Trade bulletin notes supply of ribbons for typewriters and adding machines in standard sizes across brands. Shortage or surplus details not specified. item is listed for purchase or inventory.
Card Of Thanks From Mrs. Frank Sehwasnick And Family
Mrs. Frank Sehwasnick and family express gratitude for kindness shown after a bereavement. They acknowledge the support, messages, and thoughts that helped them through the difficult time.
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Frank Sehwasnick
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Chick Boyes
Chick
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Bey
Dino
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Pearlie Copley
Sinclair Refining Company
Sidney, Nebraska
Kennedy Brothers
12Th
Illinois
James Rezac
D. E. Dickinson
Ben Reiken
Joe A. Cliverins
Jerry Niblack
Near Crock
Ed Waite
Ernest Bonser
Dey Bonser
Ed Ahlberg
Hylmer Lindquist
Overton
Marian Wiedebrrg
Groton, Conn
Cheyenne
Denver
Joonna Nonurr
IEC
Telegraph
Liberal
Chrysler
Plymouth
Nebr
Public Utilities
Office
Jackson Street
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