Hotel Board Debates Downtown Site Choice Today
The Hotel Board dives into a decision on locating the Sidey Community Hotel. A downtown site, favored by advisers, could absorb the full $50,000 budget, with sub rental income a key concern. A cheaper option exists but may lower long term value. A downtown placement aligns with liquor by the drink law, pending Supreme Court ruling.
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Sidey Community
Hockenbury Systems Inc
Hockenbury
The
Supreme Court
Finances Are Nation's Top Problem Now
Senator Hugh Butler warns the next Congress that the national finances are the premier issue. He criticizes planned tax increases and calls for curbing peacetime spending, including aid to foreign nations and possibly military outlays, to balance the budget without new taxes. Other priorities include price controls, inflation, corruption, communism in government, and the Korean War.
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Congress
Hugh Butler
Truman
Butler
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Finance Committee
Inédome
Korea
New Program On Wheat Research At UN
The University of Nebraska and the U S Department of Agriculture announce a long range program to research wheat diseases and varietal improvement. Funding includes $7 000 this year and $9 000 next year from the university, with additional USDA support directed by Congress.
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University of Nebraska
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
W. V.lambert
Agricultural Experiment Station
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Congress
College of Agriculture
Missionary Life At Weyerts Church Program
The Weyerts Lutheran Church invites the public to a Wednesday 7:30 PM program featuring Dr. Theodore Braun a native of Weyerts and medical missionary for the American Lutheran Mission Field in New Guinea He will share experiences from his time in New Guinea during the Japanese invasion.
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Weyerts Lutheran
Weyerts
Theodore Braun
New Guinea
Braun
New Highway Widening and Resurfacing Planned on 301 Miles
Nebraska plans widening and resurfacing of 10.1 miles of U S Route 30 in Dawson Merrick and nearby areas. Projects total 24 foot wide concrete base plus 3 inch asphalt overlay. Open to traffic during work with one way traffic where asphalt applied and new guard rails at Cozad and Lexington bridges.
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State Highway Department
Dawson County
Merrick County
Overton
Lexington
U. S. No. 30
Chapman
Central City
Cozad
Nebraska
U.S. No. 30
Blair Bridge
Nebraska- Wyoming Line
Oil and Gas Legal Forms Stock at The Telegraph
The Telegraph advertises a complete stock of oil and gas legal forms including oil and gas leases mineral deeds waivers and related documents available on demand from the paper.
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Telegraph
Winter Driving Dangers Highlighted by Chief
Chief of Police Sol Willis warned that six weeks of winter driving remain highly hazardous with ice snow and slippery streets. He urged use of tire chains on snow or ice and outlined seven safety rules to prevent accidents and reduce traffic tie-ups.
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Sol Willis
Willis
National Safety Council
Committee
Streste
Feed Sacks Have Many Good Uses
Textile experts outline practical methods to remove ink from flour and feed bags so homemakers can reuse the fabric for aprons clothing bedspreads draperies and towels. Steps include hot water laundry soap scrubbing boiling rinsing and optional chlorine bleach or detergents for hard water and various solvents.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Wheat Award To Panbaker
A Dalton man, Ralph Panabaker, won first place in the hard red winter wheat division at the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. Harold Metcalf of Fairgrove, Michigan, was crowned Wheat King of North America with Yorkwin, the soft white winter wheat, as the most nearly perfect of thousands of entries. Panabaker had been named Cheyenne County Wheat King at the County Fair and was reserve champion at the Nebraska State Wheat Show held November 2.
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Dalton
Chicago
Ralph Panabaker
United States
North America
Harold Metcalf
Fairgrove
Mich
Alberta
Canada
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Panabaker
Cheyenne
Rev Gies Leaves Kimball Potter for Ashland Post
Rev Gies, pastor of First Lutheran churches in Kimball and Potter for six years, resigns to lead American Lutheran church in Ashland. He will leave Potter Nov 30 and be installed Dec 2. Since 1945 he served both churches, doubling congregations and overseeing new church building and remodeling. The parishes will hire separate pastors. Kimball may call Rev Luther Heyde and Potter calls Paul Janson as interim.
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Waldemar Gies
Kimball
Potter
Kimball Church
S. P. Dowd
Luther Heyde
Rev Heyde
American Lutheran Mission
India
Paul Janson
Central Seminary
Fremont
Kirmball
Higher Goal For March Of Dimes Drive
The 1952 March of Dimes starts January 2, two weeks earlier than usual, to combat rising polio cases. John Martinosky says the campaign will run through January, with officials hoping for doubled volunteer effort and contributions. The National Foundation has run deficits for four straight years, totaling about 5 million dollars in 1951, spread across 48 states, as polio incidence remains at historic highs with 132000 cases in four years ending 1951 December.
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John W. Martinosky
Cheyenne County Dimes
National Foundation For
National Foundation
Henry Busse to perform at Mitchell Wednesday
Henry Busse and his orchestra will appear at the Mitchell Fairgrounds Pavilion on Wednesday, November 28 by popular request. Busse has long pleased local audiences and helped tone down jazz blare, earning gratitude from music lovers across the region.
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Henry Busse
Mitchell Fairgrounds Pavilion
Pay on Receipt and the History of C O D Shippings
The familiar C O D originated in 1841 with an express shipment and today some 7,000,000 such shipments are forwarded annually by the Railway Express Agency. The amount collected is promptly forwarded to the shippers.
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C.O.D
Railway Express Agency
Glasses of Style and Distinction Highlight Eyewear Choice
An adorial line invites readers to Dr. Bersee Optometrist at 930 10th Ave for fitting glasses. The contact number appears as 2020 with a stray 21th, suggesting OCR artifacts from a vintage classifieds or business card notice.
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Dr. Bersee
Optometrist
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Cannonsville
N. Y
Panbaker
Dalton Farmer
Gies
Ashland
Potter and Kimball
North Platte
S&h
Mitchell
Stag Party
Sidney Country Club
Milton Handsel
Sok Fayed
Lodgepole
Sunol
Oscar E.olson
Aser
Oscar E. Olson
Nellie Olson
Emerald Rapp
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