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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1946
Page
2
Editorial urges the next legislature to modernize Nebraska laws by removing cobwebs from outdated statutes. It cites assessment, school lease, and state institutional funding as reform targets and argues for a fearless governor and a study of the educational system to ensure fair taxation and better public services.
Herbert S Morrison states that America's vast economic power can determine global prosperity or misery. He urges far sighted policy, cooperation over isolation, and maintaining military strength to support a world program.
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters faces pressure to discipline dissent as an editorial warns strikes threaten national stability. It vows power to revoke charters and fine or suspend violators while noting public anger toward labor unrest and potential anti labor measures from Congress.
A retiree recalls a life of duck hunting in a nostalgic poem. He recalls childhood joys, the pleasures and pains of early mornings, and the fading of the hunt as age takes its toll. He contrasts interfaith harmony with the lone hunter’s memory and ends by noting the duck blinds now belong to younger men.
Grandma Schuler was taken to Dalton hospital Thursday for medical treatment. Neighbors attended a farewell dance for the Wm. Rohlfi ngs Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reker and children spent Sunday at the Henry Vick home. Mrs. Clair Gillespie and son Franklin were Broadwater callers Thursday. The Piecemakers club met with Mrs. Clayton Gillespie Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schuler were Bridgeport callers Friday. Mrs. Paul Vick visited Mrs. Anna Borges Saturday evening. A card party was held at the Lolyd Ravert home Thursday evening for neighbors and friends.
Mrs C H Hammond reports a week of visits and gatherings in Mount Vernon. Numerous relatives and friends attended dinners showers and a school play with travels to Sidney Denver and Broken Bow and a March wedding in Sidney marking family events.
A fashion fur expert is now at the Princess Shop offering a trade in for old fur coats. Customers can reserve a new coat with a small deposit to hold it.
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