Lambert to Speak at Cheyenne County Extension Meeting
Dr. William V. Lambert of the University of Nebraska and head of the recent American agricultural delegation to Russia will headline the Cheyenne County Extension meeting next Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Central Grade School auditorium. The program includes electing two northeastern county board members as long serving Mrs Ruby Dykman and Paul Mortenson leave the board. The session, open to the public, follows Lambert's Rotary Club address in Sidney.
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William V. Lambert
University of Nebraska
Russia
Cheyenne County
Lambert
Ruby Dykman
Paul Mortenson
Sidney
Northwestern Bell pays Cheyenne County half year property tax
J. R. Miller reports a $19 026 25 check goes to the Cheyenne County Treasurer for the first half of 1955 personal property taxes. The county tax total is about $61 050 10, with Nebraska-wide taxes topping $6.9 million including federal excise taxes. He notes per phone tax burdens and comparisons to 1941 levels and other utilities.
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Cheyenne County
J. R. Miller
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Miller
Northwestern Bell
Nebraska
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Rotarians To Honor Farmers At annual Farmers Night
The Rotary Club will host its annual Farmers Night dinner at the Country Club next Tuesday. The main speaker will be Dean W. Lambert of the University at Nebraska Agricultural College. Each Rotarian should invite at least one farmer as a guest. More than 125 guests are anticipated.
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Rotary Club
Rotary
Dean W. Lambert
Nebraska Agricultural College
Jury Trials Scheduled in Cheyenne County Dec 5
Six cases set for jury trials in Cheyenne County during the first week of December. Three criminal cases include removal of mortgaged property breaking and entering and statutory rape. Three civil cases are also docketed for trial beginning December 5 according to clerk Ruby Spindler.
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Cheyenne County
Ruby Spindler
Haga Family Relocated to St. Paul Minnesota
Friends report Mr and Mrs Stanley Haga now reside in St. Paul Minnesota where Mr Haga is operating manager of the St Paul Montgomery Ward store He previously managed the Sidney Ward store and then the Sheridan Wyoming location before this transfer.
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Stanley Haga
St. Paul
Minn
Haga
Montgomery Ward
Sidney Ward
Sheridan, Wyo
Sidney Telegraph publication details and fees
The Sidney Telegraph is an independent newspaper published at 830 10th Ave Sidney Nebraska. It prints every Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoon devoted to the interests of Sidney Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska. Annual subscriptions are $5.00 within 50 mile zone and $7.00 outside that zone.
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Lth Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
At the Helm Cheyenne County Hospital Auxiliary President Named
Mrs. W. J. Jolene Robinson enters her second year as president of the Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital Auxiliary leading a group of more than 200 members. She has held prior leadership roles in sororities and community organizations and was born January 13, 1924 in Omaha.
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W. J
Jolene) Robinson
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Alpha Nu
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
American Legion Auxiliary
Order of Eastern Star
PEO
Parent Teacher Association
Robinson
W. P. Ackerman
Omaha
Sidney High School
Nebraska University
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Girls State
Lincoln
Willis J. Robinson
Bridgeport
Sidney
Ackerman Insurance Agency
Lynn
Leslie
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
leBaron Goodwin
Bob
Casper, Wyo
Hinn Named District Delegate for Activities Meeting
George Hinn, Sidney High School band director, is the District Six delegate to the State Activities Association meeting on December 8 in Lincoln. Representatives from all districts will meet to discuss plans for school activities of interest to the member schools.
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George Hinn
Sidney High School
Lincoln
State Activities Association
National VFW Chief Murphy to Speak in Scottsbluff
Timothy J. Murphy, national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, will address Scottsbluff on December 9 in his only Nebraska appearance. He travels from Denver after a Boston law career and Quincy residence. A banquet and ball at the Admiral Dewey Post hall on the Scottsbluff Ger ing highway will begin at 6 30 p.m.
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Timothy J. Murphy
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United
Life on Russian collective farms from a U.S. view
Dr. W V Lambert concludes a seven part series on Russian agriculture by detailing a worker’s life in collective farms. He describes government loans, mixed cash and produce wages, high relative prices, limited private cars, basic housing, and nursery schooling for children. He notes churches exist but church influence appears limited. The Russian measure of well being is domestic rather than American.
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W. V. Lambert
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
U. S
Russia
Russian agriculture seen advancing but years behind
The writer notes Russian agriculture is progressing rapidly yet remains well behind the United States in many areas. He warns against over simplifying the subject but argues time favors the U.S. He claims the long term objective is to win minds with ideas and that the effort requires a strong selling job, but is feasible.
Red Writing Hood Typewriter Carbons Featured in Telegraph
Red Writing Hood carbon paper and legal size sheets are highlighted in a Telegraph feature. The article notes their popularity for letters and documents. It mentions typewriter use and branding, underscoring practical office supplies.
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the Telegraph
County Bond Sales Reach $47 975 in October
Savings bonds sales in Cheyenne County totaled 47975 during October announced by H. G. Spearow county chairman. The October take brings year to date to 815413 and accounts for 60 percent of the 1955 quota.
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United States Savings
Cheyenne County
H. G. Spearow
County Savings
Nebraska Bond Sales Hit October Peak in 10 Years
Spearow announced statewide October sales of E and H savings bonds reached 9 751 555 dollars, boosting Nebraska’s yearly total to 92 538 589 dollars. The figure equals 82 percent of the 1955 quota, marking the highest October sales in a decade.
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Spearow
Nebraska
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Extension Club
St. Paul, Minn
J. C. Bush
Jack H. Lowe
W. J. Robinson
Hinn
National
VFW
Bluffs
Geetel
Sidney Service
Jackson
J.S.S.R
Kharkov
Odessa
Ford
Chevrolet
Lucien Lelong
Msn cEyeReee
City Cab
Frp Glass & Paint Co
Abe
Saas Eho Anal
Penney's
Penney
Penney’s
Ennoy's
Confort
Penney’ S
Place Vendome
Phoace
O C.C.D
Janda & Tobin Drug Store
Lus
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