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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1951
Page
2
An immense coal shovel, 130 feet high and rivaling a destroyer in mass, operates for a soft coal firm. It can dump 240 feet away and, with eight 1500 horsepower motors, mines 250000 tons monthly while land is reclaimed. The device marks the shift from human labor to mechanical muscle in American coal production and wage gains.
A public notice argues President Prumen criticizes price control law amendments that cap increases and legalize pre Korea profit margins on new orders. It praises Congress for not adopting White House recommendations and stresses the need for a retail system that keeps pace with productive expansion while ensuring fair profits.
A reader imagines a four lane cross state highway serving passengers and heavy traffic with outside lanes for trucks. The plan would speed travel 25 percent, bond debt questioned, and drainage underpass added for city needs. The piece weighs feasibility, cost, and public impact.
Nebraska Farm Bureau information director proposes consolidating counties to about one third, citing travel times and rising costs. The plan would merge several counties into larger units, reducing boards and staff, while maintaining essential services. Opposition centers on jobs, local pride, and long lead times for legislative action.
A weekly newsletter rep condemns deficit spending and inflation, arguing Congress lost control since 1933. He warns government prints money, exports scrap to fund war and foreign nations, and cites OPS price controls, with critique of the 1951 tax reform and planned tax cuts.
A speaker derides hats for men women and children blaming hat designers Lilly Dache and John Frederic for vanity and wasted money. He recalls his wife’s hat collection and mocks various styles while admitting hats are useful in extreme cold and noting family strife caused by hats.
Cheyenne County Agent Ivan Liljegren urges thorough watering of all evergreens this fall to protect them through winter. In the coming weeks, the soil should be soaked to the full depth of the root system to ensure hardiness and healthy growth next spring.
Good watering now will preserve evergreens that otherwise might die out during the winter. We offer a complete stock of oil and gas legal forms including leases deeds waivers and more. Get them when you need them at The Telegraph.
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The Black Hills Recreation Lab will run October 10 to 17 at Nemo South Dakota. Ivan Liljegren reports the school open to all attendees with training in recreation, handicraft, metal craft, leather work, textile painting, square and folk dancing. It targets those who work with youth, groups, scouts, churches, YMCA or YWCA and extension work.
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