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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1946
Page
2
The piece rebukes Drew Pearson for scolding Americans over meat consumption after World War II. It defends everyday citizens, noting wartime sacrifices and the desire for normal life, while urging Pearson to focus on global issues and stop presuming to speak for the masses.
Sidney city council weighs meters on four main blocks to curb double parking on Illinois street. Officials seek public input before installing meters, urging citizens to speak up to influence the decision.
A historical note explains the U S civilian federal workforce as of July 31, totaling 2,282,000 with 1,113,000 in war agencies, 177,000 in Veterans Affairs, and 492,000 in the Post Office. It clarifies that 500,000 civilians work outside war departments in the continental U S and argues most are needed for government functioning.
Paul Robeson cites experiences of deep prejudice across the West Coast East and the South. He argues that judging a people by isolated acts of meanness misleads and that a balanced view requires considering the broader reality of race prejudice worldwide.
Mrs. Margaret Martin and daughter Georgia left Saturday on a two week automobile vacation visiting Gothenburg Fremont Wahoo and Harlan Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krumm and daughter Juanita June and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Limbeck spent Sunday in Cheyenne for a mission festival and relatives. G R Carr Western Union manager and family depart for North Platte to visit Mrs. Carrs parents. Mrs. Catherine Doran and daughter Rebecca Baker moved to the Brewer property on west Linden street. Mrs. Clarabelle Oberfelder Pearl Stein of Flint Mich will arrive Friday night to visit uncle R S Oberfelder. Mrs. Louise Mantor of Lincoln formerly Sidney visited with Mrs. Hugh Slawson in the city for Eastern Star duties. Denver home from hospital and progressing nicely. John Livoni and Harry Haney Union Mutual Fire Insurance Co. agents drove 150 miles Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs Frances Knox came back Saturday after a week in Omaha as a delegate to the Grand Lodge convention of the Degree of Honor. She enjoyed the outing immensely and planned to resume usual duties at home.
Mrs Corbett received a letter from Mrs Hudson this week noting moving into a new house. George H Cunningham and Leslie Cunningham filed final proof before County Judge Gapen with witnesses John Daughtery and P T Higgins. Miss Bessie Ruhter returned from a two week vacation at her parents ranch near Dalton. E C Stockwick made an auto trip to Peetz on Thursday. Mrs Gus Buckingham and her Cheyenne son are visiting Mrs Hart. Mrs Ernest Kruse Sr. is at her...
School teachers collected their monthly stipends on Monday. The present corps received high marks for satisfaction. Local residents Andy Ladine and C C Darnell appeared in town for errands and family visits while others, including Charlie Tolle, Charlie Nelson, and Jack Clanges, toured from the north. D H Schultz of Dix handled business downtown midweek. Sidney native Jack Hilton, now in Gering, renewed acquaintances. Dr Yarletz from Lodge Pole attended a pension examining board meeting on Wednesday.
D R Snyder broke his shoulder in a wagon fall and was dressed by Dr Stewitts on Tuesday. D Lyon visited Kearney Friday evening. Wm Mount is in Cheyenne on business. Wm Ester came from the North River on Tuesday. Rev James Leonard and family from Gibbon Nebr arrived in Sidney and will lead the M E church during the conference year. Martyn Kelly and wife, returning home from Sidney with a heavy load, ran the team and Kelly was thrown, sustaining a broken leg and several broken ribs. Dr Stewitts treated him. Kelly is a farmer living southwest of Sidney.
Standings to date show Mayfair three wins, three from U P, two others. Horn Motor and Storys each hold three wins, with South Divide six. Green Lantern and Waddell’s split last week with 2 and 6. Highs include Mayfair 2037 team, 908 game, Copley 585 series, Beste 220, Copley 214, and Harris 201.
The Telegraph Printing Co reports a fresh stock of inventory sheets, noting they are scarce and in demand as the year begins. The note urges readers to secure their copies promptly.
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