Editorial Page of The Sidney Telegraph
The Sidney Telegraph, Cheyenne County’s official newspaper since 1873, is published Monday Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. The paper is Western Nebraska’s oldest newspaper and an associate member of the Associated Press and the Nebraska Press Association.
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Associated Press
How Not To Run A Business And Public Office
The piece argues elected leaders must manage public funds like a business to protect stockholders. It warns poor fiscal choices drain the treasury, leading to borrowing and escalating debt. It urges citizens to demand accountability from both government and corporate leaders.
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Congress
United States of America
America
Positive and negative thinking in national debt debate
The piece weighs the merits of positive thinking and its limits amid debt and deficit financing. It argues optimism spurs progress but warns of diminishing returns if spending outpaces revenue, urging a balance between resolve and realism.
Confidence as a Cure for Business Setbacks
The piece argues that booster optimism cannot fix downturns. It cites editorials asking for favorable developments like dividends and higher car loadings while noting Hoover’s upbeat messages and Rockefeller stock purchases. The author asserts that real recovery requires more than confidence and relief measures saved many from hunger.
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Hoover
John D. Rockefellers
Caroline Kennedy’s gentle influence inspires national hope
A columnist extols Caroline Kennedy as a unifying symbol of innocence and trust, arguing her presence softens the White House and elevates the nation. The piece lauds a little girl’s charm, universal love, and moral clarity as a corrective to fear and hate in world affairs.
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White House
Caroline
Joe
Iron Curtain
Carolines
Polk Noted as Dark Horse President in 1844 Nominations
The 1844 Democratic convention deadlocked before nominating James K. Polk. Author Charles A. McCoy argues Polk, already a former speaker, governor, and ally of Andrew Jackson, earned a rapid rise after his election victory over Henry Clay. Polk expanded Texas annexation, Oregon boundary settlements, banking laws, and won the Mexican War. He was a Southern slaveholder and died after leaving office.
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Polk
James K. Polk
Charles A. McCoy
Tennessee
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
Texas
Oregon
Britain
Hall of Fame
Word Puzzle of Silkworm Clues and Answers
A grid listing across and down clues with definitions for a fill in the blanks style puzzle. Entries include common nouns and adjectives like silkworm applaud crave and related terms across fields and down lists.
PANHANDLE MOTHER Its Spring by Betty Knicely
Betty Knicely reflects on early spring memories in Panhandle, recalling family rituals, old playground games, dandelions, and signs of spring like robins and squirt guns. She contrasts childhood antics with modern trends and ends noting spring fever and a child’s squirt gun episode.
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Panhandle
Betty Knicely
Crepes Suzette origin tale and long wait at Redondo cafe
Henri Charpentier recalls the Paris cafe breakthrough when he created crepes Suzette for the Prince of Wales. Now in Redondo Beach his restaurant books years ahead, serving one meal daily for 12 to 16 guests with multi hour dining and a storied clientele.
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Calif
Henri Charpentier
Cafe de Paris
Monte Carlo
Charpentier
Victoria
Edward VII of England
Suzette
Henris
Henri
Monsieur
Beverly Halls
Mary Kalk
Sarah Bernhardt
King Leopold
Belgium
John D Rockefeller Sr
Diamond Jim Brady
Lillian Russell
Theodore Roosevelt
Jim Brady
Curacao
Lescoffier
Escoffier
Paris
America
Delmonico's
Scouts Visit Garden State Park in Camden
AP reports Boy Scouts in Camden learn about racing culture during a Saturday tour at Garden State Park, New Jersey’s oldest track. Scouts, including Cubs and Brownies, tour stables, the track, and the jockey room. betting is prohibited.
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Camden
Garden State Park
New Jersey
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Ene
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