Telegraph Begins Fifty-Fourth Year As Semi-Weekly Paper
The Telegraph marks 53 years since 1873 in western Nebraska and announces its transition to a semi weekly publication. It pledges to continue as a voice for Sidney and Cheyenne County, upholding standards of citizenship, education, good roads, and honest reporting. The paper will publish every Tuesday and Friday, maintaining its forward look and community service.
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Western Nebraska
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March of Progress
County Fair Preparations Promising Big Cheyenne County Event
Cheyenne and Sidney counties mobilize for a large county fair with larger exhibits and more entertaining attractions. Citizens urged to boost the event, viewing neighbor achievements and friendly family contests. Local business leaders and women workers receive praise for their roles in making the fair a major success.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Telegraph Welcomes New Publisher To Sidney
The Sidney Telegraph welcomes the new publisher and family to Sidney. It expresses belief that two constructive unbiased newspapers benefit the community and industry, and invites mutual effort for fair, public service.
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Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
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The Automobile Tourist Expands Horizons of Travel
The automobile has shrunk distances and altered time, enabling weekend trips across states and coasts. It enables exploration of remote roads, prompts auto camping, and spurs new industries from garages to gift shops, transforming travel into fast, affordable mobility.
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New England
Canada
Atlantic
Pacific
Nebraska
Oregon
Colorado
Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Cape Breton
California
Marm
Crossroads
Textile Industry Organizing For National Committee
Textiles plan inter industry committee to reduce waste and lower costs for wool and cotton products. Representatives from domestic and importers, fabric and clothing makers, wholesalers and retailers seek a single contact point and closer cooperation with the Department of Commerce. The goal is economies across sheep range to the consumer while preserving jobs and industry strength. The plan envisions a government friendly but autonomous body advancing efficiency in a ten billion dollar US sector employing about two million workers.
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Inter-Industries Committee
Department of Commerce
National Textile Committee
United States
Nationwide crackdown urged on roadside hot dog stands
The American Automobile Association has launched a countrywide campaign to regulate roadside vendors. Officials in every state were asked to formulate plans to bring the thousands of unsanitary hot dog stands under decent regulation.
Simplified Way Out Abram Gideon Attacks Self in New York
Abram Gideon educator and leader in the simplified spelling movement attempted suicide in New York by cutting his throat with a favor. Physicians said he will likely die from blood loss. No motive could be learned. Gideon formerly worked with the college at Greeley Colorado.
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Abram Gideon
New York
Gideon
Greeley
Colo
New Yorker Dies Found in Car Near Chadron
A New Yorker identified as owning belongings of Jake Staple of New York was found dead in his Dodge coupe two miles from Chadron at about 1 PM Sunday. A half starved water spaniel sat with him in the vehicle and refused to leave the corpse. The piece mentions a 60% discount on phonographs at Sidney Music & Radio Store.
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Jake Staple
New York
Chadron
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