The Telegraph Sidney Nebraska Debuts Twice Weekly
The Telegraph a semi weekly independent newspaper published by J C Bush and Jack H Lowe operates from 11th Avenue and Illinois Street Sidney Nebraska serving Cheyenne County and western Nebraska with Tuesday and Friday editions.
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J. C. Bush
Jack H. Lowe
Ack H. Lowe
A. C. Bush
H. P. Craig
Nellie Davis
The
Post
L1th Avenue
Ilinois Street
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Gods displeasure at Cheyenne County apathy toward relief drive
An editorial recalls the 1932 hunger era in Cheyenne County and warns that current apathy toward a Wheat For Relief campaign shows a troubling lack of concern for starving people worldwide. It laments low turnout at a City Auditorium meeting while praising local recovery and prosperity since the Depression.
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Cheyenne County
Washington
Iowa
Sidney
America
City Auditorium
Nebraska
Come forward Mr X housing plea in Sidney
A grain business man may leave Sidney due to lack of housing as residents detail a mounting shortage. A local employee seeks a home in Peetz to ease commuting while many towns face similar crises. The writer urges a moneyed, ambitious resident to lead a housing project, promising community support.
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Sidney
Peetz
Sioux Villa
Sidney’s Bonded Debt Exposed In City Financing
The Telegraph reports Sidney's bonded indebtedness, detailing the city's financial condition. The piece urges residents to read and understand municipal affairs, noting the administration's effort to modernize the city and asking for public support to push progress.
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Telegraph
Sidney
Wherry blasts administration over steel pipe export policy
Senator Kenneth Wherry lashes out at U S policy allowing steel pipe exports to Arabia while American farmers need the pipe. He warns the nation risks being drawn into Middle East oil fields and urges remedies to rising international involvement.
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Kenneth Wherry
Arabia
Wherry
United States
Russia
The Loivé Down By JACK B. LOVE
A columnist vows to stop funding Paris fashion from Paris and mocks postwar styles. He laments modern trends, defends American dress modesty, and attacks fashion designers for pushing restrictive methods and "falsies" while promising personal resistance at home.
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Ae the Loivé
Jack B. Love
New York
Hollywood
Zazu Pitts
Paulette Goddard
Paris
Sidney High School Opera to Open Oct 21
The Sidney high school mixed chorus presents the operetta Purple Towers a comedy by Don C Wilson on Tuesday night October 21 at 8 o’clock in the high school auditorium. About thirty five students volunteer for the supporting cast with Rex Sample Mike Murphy Dennis Wamsley Earl Park Bill Burr Red Nichols Phyllis Richardson Arselia Applegate Jeanne Maddox Mary Marble Marshall Hendricks and Robert Jewett in roles. Admission is sixty cents. The piece follows a young heiress returning from Paris to claim her estate and tangled plots with four suitors and a romance with a young author.
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Sidney High School
Don C. Wilson
Feady
Paris
New York
Purple Towers
Rex Sample
Hank Huckleberry
Centerville
Francis Yerr
Mike Murphy
The
Law
Dennis Wamsley
Earl Park
Bill Burr
Red
State Research Gains Reported in 60th Agricultural Report
Results of scores of experiments important to farm and ranch people in Nebraska are reported in the 60th annual report of the Agricultural Experiment Station, detailing findings across crops, soil, livestock, and farming practices to aid state agriculture.
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University ‘of Nebraska
Dean W.W. Burr
Nebraska
Lincoln
North Platte
Valentine
Alliance
Mitchell
The
Agricultural Experiment Station
Efficient Feeding Practices Stressed for Nebraska Lambs
Nebraska sheep feeders are urged to adopt efficient feeding to save grain says M. A. Alexander of the University of Nebraska. Full feed yields economical gains when grain and roughage are balanced. less grain offers little savings. Clean yards water and bedding speed growth. constant salt access and regional shelter guidance are advised to protect gains in western and eastern areas.
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Nebraska
M. A. Alexander
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Animal Husbandry Department
Housewives urged to switch to DUO DUSTIN CLOTH
An advertisement in The Telegraph promotes DUO DUSTIN CLOTH for dusting and polishing without lint. It claims the product cleans and finishes in one pass and offers a roll for 56 cents to entice homemakers to upgrade cleaning tools.
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THE
Telegraph
Corn silage feeding limits for lambs include supplements
Alexander notes corn silage is popular with feeders but low in protein and calcium. He warns that over feeding grain causes death losses and urges protein and calcium supplements like ground limestone. Observe each flock to set safe daily grain limits and distribute grain evenly to prevent losses.
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Alexander
Hostess Helps Holiday Order Deals
The Telegraph advertises personalized Hostess Helps for Xmas gifts featuring 50 napkins for $1.00 and 50 coasters for $1.00. Orders are urged to place early.
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