Telegraph Announcement for Sidney Nebraska Publication
The Telegraph appears as a local newspaper for Kidney City Cheyenne County and West Nebraska. It runs independent content from 1st Avenue and Illinois Street Shapyeet and is published every Tuesday and Friday morning. Subscriptions are 3.50 per year within 50 miles and 4.00 per year beyond 50 miles.
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West votes for federal reclamation drive to boost farm growth
Editorial lauds Washington's reclamation and conservation programs to develop western natural resources. It argues federal funding will lift sparse populations, electrify farms, and expand soil conservation while pushing for water storage reservoirs to sustain farm incomes and feed the nation.
A Safe Way to Save with U S Savings Bonds
More than 7,500,000 wage earners buy U S Savings Bonds through payroll plans. Monthly automatic purchases build reserves and provide assured income after ten years. Treasury officials note holdings rose from 43.5 to 47 billion dollars, with 32 billion in Series E bonds. The Telegraph urges regular bond purchases as a safe national investment.
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Battle of the jurists in Texas court clash
Two judges faced off over the timing of a new office holder. The defeated judge jailed the winner for contempt, then stayed the sentence to allow an appeal. The outcome hinges on who takes office when the sitting term ends, with potential impact on the judiciary and reporters.
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Fragmented old column and quotes from a bygone era
A stream of eclectic quotes and snippets from an old Ohio tale mentions circus elephants, a joke about hay, a Communist cake satire, pedestrian safety tips, a Navy diver authoring a career book, piano string tension, and a health regime of rising early for a cold bath, with an expedition by a naturalist and four assistants teased to begin.
Up the Line by the Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Africa next month to search for a new member of the gnu family. There is a suggestion that a syndicate of cross word compilers may behind it. Television will never transplant the newspaper. How can one clip out a recipe, favorite cartoon, or line a pantry shelf with video reception. The legendary village idiot, who never learned to worry, would be in an enviable position these days. Imagine, not being smart enough to fret about World War II. Now that the newspapers have.
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Echoes of a Turbulent Election and Postwar Prosperity
The piece rib-ticks about election fatigue and predicting bowl game winners while noting basking in brief prosperity for sixty days before taxes. It mocks Truman’s political fate and laments changes in American aspiration from presidency to car salesmen. The author also references a comet sighting and jokes about employment costs and benefits.
Wilson’s Resignation Plan Linked to Hughes Selection
In 1916 Wilson considered resigning if Hughes won the election. He pondered telling Vice President Marshall and Secretary of State Lansing to quit, then appoint Hughes as secretary of state, and finally resigning himself to avoid leading a country under repudiated leadership.
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Arizona National Monuments draw record visitors
National Monuments in Arizona attracted 6 109 tourists in the year ended October 1. Petrified Forest near Helbrook hosted the largest attendance with 338 847 visitors. Arizona leads with the most monuments and more Indian reservation land than any other state.
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New Cellular Rubber Mat Cushions Falling Eggs
Eggs dropped from a ten story building hit a new cellular rubber mat by a rubber company and bounced without breaking. The mat, filled with nitrogen in millions of microscopic cells, is lighter than cork and moisture proof. Future versions could protect eggs in transit.
Christmas Seals Support Nationwide TB Fight
Christmas Seals aid a nationwide year round effort against tuberculosis urging purchase and use today.
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