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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1970
Page
4
A Nebraska bird image is used to illustrate confidence in winning the war against poor roads. The piece notes the state's roads, streets, and highways as a priority, implying strong investment and reform ahead amid a crowd at a cooking school.
Observers note the 1970 Nebraska Highways Map eagle faces left with arrows in talons, symbolizing a fight against poor roads. Officials say the war eagle is on the war path, reflecting a long road-improvement effort that could last years.
The Ak-Sar-Ben banquet Friday features Jack Taylor of Columbia Missouri as speaker with two Ak-Sar-Ben awards for Community Service and Service to Agriculture. The 13th annual Press Association ball follows. Saturday includes Past President’s breakfast a film showing and a talk by C Randall Choate. Concluding with Nebraska Press Association and NP Advertising Service boards meeting. The Nebraska Press Association, founded 1873, now has 230 member newspapers.
Printing business offers a range of forms and related supplies for offices and commerce. The item promotes inventory and services to keep businesses stocked with essential documents and printing materials.
Lincoln Nebraska The annual Nebraska Press Association convention will run Thursday to Saturday April 16 18 at the Fontenelle Hotel Omaha President Ronald R Furse co publisher of the Aurora News Register expects about 700 attendees Opening events Thursday night will feature Storz Division Grain Belt Breweries hosts for newspaper staff Friday morning will see committee nominations and a report on 1969 activities A talk on Newspaper Formats Need Never Be Dull by Howard N King of York Pa is scheduled Friday morning A Friday afternoon program for the ladies will be at the Omaha Athletic Club hosted by Mrs Tom Allan of Sperry and Hutchinson Company
An urban ad invites readers to The Sidac Telegraph at $90 lith Avenue for guidance from guperts on print o ferme. It markets expert assistance and affordable pricing aiming to attract customers.
Entry blanks and information can be obtained from and should be mailed to Bob Roderick at 1845 Osage, phone 254 3275, Ben Belden at 1524 Osage, phone 254 2193, and Ron Tremain at 2438 Craig, phone 254 2923.
The pageant requires entrants to follow Miss America rules and Jaycees judging discretion. Winners must avoid contracts or endorsements outside the contest and consent to Miss America permission for photos. Residency, age, marital status, education, citizenship, talent display, and character criteria are detailed.
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