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Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873 publishes editorials on Cheyenne County affairs. The Sidney Telegraph, official Cheyenne County paper, appears Monday, Wednesday and Friday from Sidney Nebraska.
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We Say Well Done by Nebraska Tax Board and Officials
The State Board of Equalization and the State Tax Commissioner earn praise for handling property tax valuation frankly and non politically. The note notes a Sandhills sale at 53 per acre far above prior assessed value and applauds corrected inequities, urging continued support for property tax as a revenue source. It also commends Cheyenne County Fair grounds cleanup and thanks the Cheyenne County Fair Board for efforts improving grounds, stands, and fences.
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The Kill Cost Trend in Vietnam War
The Vietnam conflict shows a rising cost per kill, as airpower losses and vast expenditure accrue. Defense estimates cite about 580 attack aircraft costing 1.2 billion dollars lost in the year, while raids target relatively small objectives. Nuclear options could invert the cost per kill if used widely, given immense potential casualties.
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Mixed blessing seen in bigger wheat allotments
Nebraska State Journal reports farmers view Secretary Freeman's second 15 percent wheat acreage boost cautiously. A one third rise could add 16.6 million acres, risking market gluts amid possible strong world demand especially from India. Callan urges careful, voluntary restraint and full fact gathering before action.
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Expanded wheat allotments amid world shortages urge national food security
The article argues for larger U S wheat acreage to meet growing demand and stockpile needs, noting shortages in Russia and China, dependence on foreign grain, and the aim to expand production for domestic use and aid. It also reflects on global population growth and warns that current policies won’t suffice. It then pivots to critique of Vietnam war constraints and calls for candid high command discussion.
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Crossword Clue Fragment Across and Down
A partial crossword puzzle listing several clues and gaps. Entries include Laggard sensible watered silk shears midsts subleases workers diva's specialty twisted cloth peal wrap around pleasure carriage honeydew wild oxen belt dig up roots and incomplete entry unadulterated.
River Island Oddities and Short Legged Hoofed Mysteries
A fragmented list appears to catalog items and clues prompting curiosity. Entries mention River Island, a short legged horse, a skillet, opah, and growing. The text reads as a sequence of labeled terms without clear context or narrative flow.
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Puzzle fill in words and mixed clues list
A garbled crossword style item lists clues with across and down prompts. It includes misread words like Moham medan priest and Norac legends, plus entries such as Cupola Sea bird and Dried up poc. The fragment resembles a puzzle page with inconsistent spellings and stray numbers.
Ogallala Becomes Nebraska All American City Highlight
Charles E. Chace profiles Ogallala Nebraska as the twelfth and final Nebr aska Petroleum Council feature. The text outlines Ogallala’s growth diverse economy Front Street Cowboy Museum Lake McConaughy Kingsley Dam and local attractions, including Paxton and Keystone religious harmony landmarks. The piece lauds Ogallala as an All American City.
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Devel County Fair praise from Deuel County agent
A Deuel County Extension Agent Robert A Woolman thanks Sidney Telegraph for covering the August 8 to 10 Devel County Fair. He commends the publicity and public reception, noting the paper helped tell the fair story and expresses appreciation.
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Martin Says Living Costs Rising in Newsletter
Congressman Dave Martin 3rd District Nebraska reports in a constituent newsletter that wage and price guidelines were undermined by airline machinists agreement. He warns higher prime rates and costlier goods will affect families, farmers see lower prices, and selective shopping is urged for school clothes.
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