Sidney Nebraska newspaper details and publishing schedule
The Telegraph is an independent weekly and semiweekly newspaper published at 11th Avenue and Minors Street in Sidney Cheyenne County Western Nebraska. It serves Sidney and surrounding areas with Tuesday and Friday morning editions and lists staff roles including editor advertising manager and circulation manager.
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11Th Avenue
Minors Street
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Editorial: Long Congress Sessions and Labor Bill Passage
The piece notes six weeks of hearings and two million words from 138 witnesses before the anti strike bill passed the House. It details the bill’s provisions, including bans on closed shops and mass picketing, union financial reporting, and limits on union political contributions. It questions the need for such lengthy testimony.
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Congress
House
Pity the Poor Senior
A reflective piece on high school seniors wishing to relive their early years. It laments the bittersweet end of adolescence, noting friendships, romances, pranks, and the sense of responsibility that grows with maturity. The essay argues teens should maximize happiness during these years before graduation.
Do You Get More Readers On Tuesday Or Friday
The Telegraph notes readers are split between Tuesday and Friday editions with no definite advantage. Editors admit errors occur, some minor, some adding gray hairs. The paper hopes each subscriber reads every issue, claiming about fifteen thousand readers biweekly.
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Friay
Ray
Shah Ghety
Telegraph
Lowe Down By JACK B. LOWE
Lowe responds to Colonel Freeman of Sioux Ordnance Depot over calling a singer a male tenor. He defends the term, mocks possible meanings, and notes wartime arguing with officers, ending by stating The Telegraph will refrain from further comment and that the public should decide.
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Walter Freeman
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Telegraph
Earl Bledsoe Heads District 8 Churches
The 8th District Convention of the Christian Churches of Nebraska met in Alliance on Tuesday. The First Christian Church of Sidney sent the largest delegation and its choir of 34 voices performed two pieces. Earl Bledsoe was elected district president for the next year. Mrs. Paul Pearson joined the nominating committee. Rev. Gerald W. Gardner was named to the State Board. Sidney church to host in 1948.
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Christian Churches
Nebraska
Alliance
First Christian Church of
Sidney
Earl Bledsoe
Paul Pearson
Gerald W. Gardner
Sewage Plant Upgrade Plans Move Forward
Sidney prepares to enlarge and modernize its sewage disposal plant. Special engineer Robert Fulton completed plans weeks ago, while the city awaits legislative action on cost assessment for sewer users. Financing method undecided. project expected to cost about 125 thousand dollars.
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Sidney
Robert Fulton
Power Board
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