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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1951
Page
2
J G Biiah and Jock H Laws are listed as publishers in the notice. The document appears to be a period advertisement or public notice naming the publishing entities responsible for distribution or printing duties.
The resignation of Coxdony Poblu as secretary of the Chamber of Commerce in Sidney, Me, is noted as a costly loss. He devoted more attention to the job than his wages, coordinating events and managing duties. Born in Bldney, he served the community with devotion, and the paper wishes him well in his future plans.
In western Nebraska farmers faced damage but the year overall showed prosperity with eleven to twelve good years. The piece credits energy and initiative of local people for excelling amid challenges, noting broad satisfaction with the year and the region’s ability to capitalize on opportunities.
National Bible Week runs from October 16 to 1 this year. Sponsored by Layma's National Committee, a nonsectarian nonprofit, it promotes daily Bible reading and religious education. Endorsed by the President, governors, Congress members, and faith leaders, it urges spiritual values amid modern cynicism and fear.
A garbled railroading word puzzle lists clues and partial answers across multiple lines. It includes terms like Greek letter Newerk, Chemtess alt, Polite, Adiser, Beverage veer, and Scottish river. The snippet hints at a themed wordplay or crossword style item with varied linguistic fragments and cataloged clues.
The Goodview Calf Club gathered at Dale Kaatenee’s home with County Agent Oshkooh Mr Main explaining tie down work. Gary Bartling to address next meeting on November 1. Lunch of ice cream and cake served. Families and friends attended Sunday dinners and visits across the community including the Don Hafer family traveling to Idaho and various neighbors hosting gatherings at homes and churches.
Hooper Nebraska residents Lorenzo and Morris Meier with family visited Denver and the Colorado mountains, staying with Edward Meier and relatives. Social events included a birthday party for Linda Fleming, pinochle afternoons, and several visits by local families such as the Welists, Crawfords, and Harrises. The Sunshine Club plans a pinochle gathering at the Goodview schoolhouse on October 26.
Busy Body 4-H club met October 3 at Alicé Mae Madden’s home for an achievement program. Members performed songs and poems, with solos by Darlene May Paris and Alice Moses, and demonstrations by Carol Fleming and Shirley Walker. Miss Shepherd spoke on how 4-H began, followed by a lunch served by Mrs. F.E. L. Madden. Roxie Chambers, Reporter.
The codfish is described as ranking with Maine's summer tourist draw and has a voracious appetite for lobster. It reportedly does not balk at an eight inch lobster shell and favors young lobsters between two and four inches long.
Carbon paper for typewriter or pencil mentioned in a local telegraph notice.
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