Sidney weekly independent newspaper notes local interests
The Telegraph is an independent newspaper published in Sidney Nebraska at 11th Avenue and Illinois Street. It serves Cheyenne County and western Nebraska with Tuesday and Friday morning editions and lists roles including editor advertising and business manager society editor office and circulation manager.
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Sidney
Nebraska
11Th Avenue
Illinois Street
Cheyenne County
Sidney business leaders urged to back small industry plants
An editorial urges Sidney property owners to consider investing in small industrial facilities for long-term leases. It cautions against overreliance on free incentives, noting the key is favorable utility rates, taxes, and labor. The piece calls on local businesspeople to fund modest plants to attract modest payrolls.
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Sidney
American Industrial Development Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
Ball
Tellus President Truman must set meatless plan now
In a blunt call to action, the writer urges President Truman and leaders to disclose whether Americans should adopt one or two meatless days and cut bread and grain consumption to support stricken nations. They praise wartime rationing, demand a non-political food distribution system, and demand a blacklist for Communism seeking nations.
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Truman
Omaha Toll Free Bridge Opens to Public Benefit
Americanism at work in Omaha as 200000 people gathered to celebrate the toll free bridge across the Missouri. A nine year effort by civic-minded citizens kept profits from private hands, creating a lasting public boon for Omaha and Nebraska.
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Omaha
Missouri
Nebraska
America
Do You Serve On Juries Cheyenne County Citizens Urged
Cheyenne County residents are urged to value court justice and serve on juries when called. The piece cites factors affecting jury outcomes and notes lawyers may challenge jurors, stressing the duty and reward of civic service despite drawbacks.
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Cheyenne County
Rials
Virgil Peterson
Chicago ‘Crime Commission
Sciew Ae
The Eye on a Veteran Operation Man
An aging observer recalls life as a surgery loving veteran who jokes about being an operation man. He recounts hospital visits, a recent Rochester trip, and a city council annexation meeting, ending with a plea for relief from sneezing and coughing.
Maple Grove community gatherings and visits
Maple Grove residents share meals and visits across multiple homes. Mrs Ed Miles and daughter Alice dined with Mrs Julia Rasmussen and Dorothy. The Sharman home hosts birthday honors for Mr Runion with many friends and relatives present. Community events include a Farmers Union meeting with twelve members and several hospitality dinners at the Stately, Rasmussen, Yaeger, and Foster homes.
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Leroy Glant
Verne Sharman
Ed Miles
Alice
Julia Rasmussen
Dorothy
Frank Rasmussen
Albert Runion
Runion
Clyde Hookham
John van Mark
Harry Stately
Malcolm Yaeger
J. C. Jorgensen
Alfred
W. T. Sharman
Janice
Larry Sharman
Farmers Union
Albin Johnson
Loring Tobler
Cecil Tremain
Cheyenne
Harry Manous
Kingsley Dam
Donald Sharman
Alfred Jorgensen
C. A. Foster Home
Peetz News Brief on Local Moves and Club Meeting
Mrs. C L Potter reports the Jacobson family moved Monday from Ordville to the Hubert Elenz house west of Peetz. Mr Jacobson works in Sidney and the couple’s two daughters and son attend Peetz grade school. The Farm Women’s club held its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at the E U B church dining room.
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Farm Women’s Club
E. U. B. Church
Jehovah Witnesses
Ed Ahlberg
Mesdames
Elmer George
Elmer Henry
W. Knutson
Crook
D. E. Dickinson
Gary Simpson
U P President Gets Safety Award and Social News
After the usual business meeting the annual White Elephant sale was held with Mrs John Daugaard as auctioneer. Rebekah Lodge hosted a Thursday evening picnic at Legion Park Sidney. Peetz school faculty attended Padroni meeting and district organize. Bernard Roelle celebrated twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a dance at Lorenzo. Various local visits, family gatherings, and church events fill a busy community week.
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John Daugaard
Knigh
Club
Tech
Salem
Ore
Rebekah Lodge
Shelter House
Legion Park
Sidney
Peetz School
Mr. Price
Denver
O. S. Barnhart
Longmont
Wm. Persons
Vonda Lee Gillham
Janice Maag
Fort Collins
Colorado A & M College
Vonda Lee
Janice
Padroni
Bernard Roelle
Lorenzo
Roelle
Kearney
Nebr
Charles Kirschner
sPleasanton
Jack Peters
Wm. Roelle
South Sund–Tilghman trip to MorrillNebraska
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Tilghman drove to Morrill Nebraska Saturday to consult Charley. Mr and Mrs Joe A Oliverius and family spent several days at the home of the former s parents Mr and Mrs Anton Oliverius in
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Kenneth Tilghman
Morrill
Nebr
Charley
Joe A. Oliverius
Anton Oliverius
Ideal Record Books System Promoted by The Telegraph
A brief promoting IDEAL record books for organizing tax records for individuals and businesses. Encourages consulting a lawyer for guidance and suggests IDEAL is the preferred system endorsed by The Telegraph.
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American Museum of Safety
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