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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1947

Page

5

The Telegraph Semi-Weekly Sidney Newspaper Info

The Telegraph is an independent Sidney Nebraska paper published Tuesdays and Fridays. It lists J H Lowe and J C Bush as publishers and editors with H P Craig and Walter Davis in key roles. It is mailed as second class from Sidney through Cheyenne County and western Nebraska.

J. C. Bush Jack H. Lowe H. P. Craig Walter Davis Sidney Nebraska 11Th Avenue Mllinois Street Cheyenne County West

Cheyenne County Farmers Lead With Better Wheat Farming

Editorial lauds Cheyenne County wheat prospects in 1948 despite limited rainfall. It credits improved farming methods, soil and moisture conservation, and mechanization for strong yields, notes past drought lessons, and argues U.S. farming advances should aid global food supply and end hunger.

Cheyenne Nebraska Jrarrants Cheyenne County Telegraph U. S

Be a Good Sport as Nebraska Sets Short Season Rules

The opening pheasant season and the abridged duck season will limit daily counts and total days due to poor hatchups. Hunters are urged to follow limits, retrieve wounded birds, and avoid overkill to protect game birds for future generations and preserve a grand old sport.

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Butler Statement at Nebraska Senator Hugh Butler

The 39 s World Herald attributes a quote to Nebraska Senator Hugh Butler about Europe and the Comintern. The remark suggests gradual progress through Hall, framed as a political assessment amid early Cold War tensions.

Hall World Herald Nebraska Seatin Hugh Butler Comintern

The Frontal Approach To Unwanted Guests

An old party man chronicles practical objections to using guilt as a tool to send guests home. He argues guests cluster in kitchens, pride in staying late, and prefers keeping company until dawn. He dismisses gimmicks and jokes about averages, noting humor and humanity over manipulation.

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