Sidney Nebraskas Telegraph and News Notice
The Telegraph, published at 11th Avenue and Illinois Street Sidney Nebraska, appears as a weekly paper distributed every Tuesday and Friday to readers in Sidney and Cheyenne County. Subscription rates are set for within and beyond a 50 mile zone, with post office mailing details in Laney Nebraska.
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Laney
Nebraska
11Th Avenue
Illinois Street
Sidney
Cheyenne County
West.l. Nebraska
Ruth Babcock
Redlands
Calif
John Killham
Liebendorfer
Editorial on wartime decisions and global crisis
The piece argues for a militant U S stance amid crises from China to the Near East. It urges fortifying Alaska, pressuring for peace, and facing possible war under President Truman as the nation weighs universal stakes and the ultimate gamble for humanity.
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Washington
China
Europe
Near East
India
Alaska
Truman
SITTING PRETTY WHEAT FARMER FACES BRIGHT FUTURE
The wheat farmer stands as a key figure in the United States with decades of good crops and rising prices. He has modernized his farm, reduced debts, and uses extension services and wheat improvement groups to stay informed. With Truman platform promises supporting price subsidies for years, he seems assured of continued prosperity while supplying a vital global food crop.
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United States
Truman
Ife
Needless Hazard Crawling Freight Trains At West Union Utah Yards
The Telegraph highlights a dangerous daily habit as school children crawl through freight trains to reach the north side in the Union Pacific yards. Parents warn against it, but the path to school remains blocked and crossings remain costly. The paper urges safer crossings to protect children’s lives.
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Telegraph
West Union Pacific
Poor Mr Stevens Faces Taxpayer Backlash
County Treasurer Herbert Stevens endures sharp criticism from taxpayers upset by higher tax bills. The article notes the county’s share of taxes is only a small portion of the total, with most funds going to city, school, and state administration. The Telegraph plans an explanatory piece to clarify tax allocations.
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Herbert Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Stevens
Lil Abner
Futhermore
The
Telegraph
Splendid Vienna Boys Choir Opens Sidney Civic Series
A splendid start marked the Vienna Boys Choir appearance in Sidney on Wednesday evening. The event stood as a milestone in the community’s cultural progress and thanks are due to the Sidney Civic Concert Series for selecting the choir as a 1948-49 attraction. The series promises three more concerts and aims to establish civic non profit cultural traditions in Sidney.
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Vienna Boys
Sidney
Ideal Income Tax Records System Promoted by Telegraph
Hundreds of farmers and business men adopt the simplified IDEAL system for keeping income tax records. Complete sets and refit sheets are in stock, with tax consultants endorsing IDEAL as the ideal record keeping method.
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THE
Telegraph
No Guarantee of Peace Says Heavy Burden Lies Ahead
The piece argues that a Truman Stalin meeting cannot guarantee peace or freedom, warning that only action beyond rhetoric will improve East West relations. It questions what real gains would emerge from such talks and stresses that Russians must act to advance peace and civilization.
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Truman
Stalin
United Nations
Russia
Europe
Christmas Planning Turns Cynical Yet Pious
A satirical piece by Jack H. Lowe details a meticulous pre Christmas plan to avoid debt and hardship. It parodies holiday excess by listing bank checks, blood pressure checks, shopping maneuvers, fake balances, and a donor facade while warning of January debt collections and hospital menus.
Safe sale pitch for steel safe at local shop
An advertiser urges immediate delivery of steel safes of any size at a low price. It touts protecting business records and invites inspection of a model available for shop use. The Telegraph promotes PROECTALL SAFES with literature for customers.
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the Telegraph
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Kindness During Hospital Stay
I express sincere appreciation to many friends who remembered me with calls, flowers and other kindness during my hospital stay. Your thoughtful kindness will always be remembered.
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Oime
Sidney Hospital
Rochester
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J. J. McIntosh
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Union Pacific Express Company
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W. C. Chearnely
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Lawrence’s Fork
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Chappell
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