Sidney Telegraph announces weekly publication policy
An independent newspaper published at 11th Avenue Sidney Nebraska. It is entered at the Sidney post office as second class mail with a yearly rate of 93.50 inside a 50 mile zone and 4.00 outside. The paper serves Cheyenne County and the West, printed every Tuesday and Friday morning.
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Cheyenne County road model praised for all weather gravel routes
Editorial lauds Cheyenne County Nebraska for its farm to market roads noting narrow poorly graded eastern state roads. It argues counties should take control of road building and maintenance, citing cost savings and year round driveability for farmers.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Highway Department
Uncle Sam
Dewey Seen as Likely President by Publishers Group
A Publishers Auxiliary poll shows 87.2 percent of small town publishers confident Dewey will win the presidency. Only 4.4 percent favor Thurmond, with 17.6 percent backing Truman re election and 71.2 percent liking Dewey over the New Yorker for president.
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Publishers’ Auxiliary
New Yorker
Truman
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Little Problems in Sidney Outgrowing Old Fire Whistle
When a town grows, small issues appear such as inadequate fire alarms. Sidney's aging fire whistle can no longer reach edge areas unless wind is favorable. Volunteers with homes far from the center face ribbing for missing alarms at meetings.
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Sidney
We’re Reaping Dividends in Soil Conservation
The Sidney area shows wind erosion and dry conditions but enhanced farming practices are delivering dividends. Despite unusually windy September to autumn weather and below normal rainfall, surface loss has been limited. Farmers are urged to persist in soil protection to save topsoil inches and secure the region’s future.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
The Alibi Army of Hunters Described in Praise and Burlesque
Persistent dawn chasers gather on street corners and in deer camps, clad in waterproof gear and loaded with shells. They chase the elusive Canada goose with dogged grit yet return empty handed, cursing luck while dreaming of the next pre-dawn hunt.
Dean Lambert Sees Bright Ag Future in Panhandle
Dr. W. V. Lambert, newly named dean of the University of Nebraska college of agriculture, toured western Nebraska stations in Scotts Bluff and Sidney. He praised Scotts Bluff work and spoke of expanding irrigation, mechanization, and grass variety testing while noting his busy transition to the new post. He is a Stella, Nebraska native and University of Nebraska graduate.
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W. V. Lambert
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Dean Lambert
Scotts Bluff
Sidney
Alliance
Bridgeport
Ogallala
Lambert
Agricultural Research Administration
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Nebraska patrol tightens costs amid inflation
The Nebraska safety patrol reports strict economy due to rising costs. Patrolmen are told to park in visible spots instead of patrolling, and regular gasoline replaces ethyl to save two cents a gallon. Inflation has reduced ranks with 11 officers resigning since September 11 for higher pay.
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Nebraska Safety Patrol
Co. J. Sanders
Sanders
Weevil Control For Stored Wheat In Bins
A county extension bulletin warns wheat stored on farms is threatened by weevils after a warm fall. It advises keeping bins clean, destroying waste grain, and fumigating with safe chemicals like 5 percent DDT solution. Move seed to clean bins, monitor new grain, and store in tight bins to reduce infestations.
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Muriel Crosby
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