Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Description
Editorial page from The Sidney Telegraph highlights its status as Cheyenne County’s official newspaper, claims multiple Nebraska Press Association General Excellence Awards, notes publication schedule and address, and cites AP association and Nebraska Press Association membership.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska Press Assn
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
India Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
Wise Delay Shifts Pool Bond Vote To Spring
Sidney City Council chose to postpone a special election on enlarging and modernizing the city park swimming pool. City Manager Tom Coffey and council members will study and present a sound, engineered case, delaying the decision until next spring to allow public consideration.
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Sidney
Tom Coffey
The
Paok
Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine Finally Approved for Use
Public Health Service approves Sabin oral polio vaccine for mass distribution. The syrup form promises easier administration and may reduce hesitation to vaccination. Together with Salk injections it strengthens polio defense, though cost remains a concern for families seeking complete protection.
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United States Public Health Service
Formula For Progress for Nebraska Wheat Growers
Mannie Kreader, Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn. executive secretary, argues progress depends on coordinated action by growers. He cites pioneer cooperation in building schools and roads and urges support for the Bushel Management Wheat Program as a long term plan. Nonparticipants are urged to join the effort for the Great Plains' future.
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Mannie Kreader
Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn., Inc
Kreader
Nebraska
Hardy Pioneers
Congress of the
United States
Great Plains
I Love This Country The Great Plains Spirit
A narrator praises the Great Plains for its room and rugged beauty. He contrasts barren openness with forested ideals and stresses opportunity, survival, and pride in frontier life. The plains define identity, neighborliness, and enduring faith, promising serenity and independence beyond material wealth.
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Great Plains
Pie crust pitfall hints from dough handling
If the crust is too rich you likely added excess liquid or too little shortening. Overworking the dough when rolling it out can also ruin texture and flakiness.
Finger Salads Delight Youth Plate
A youth friendly platter popular among young eaters combines tomato wedges carrot sticks green pepper rings and celery curls for a light fresh snack. The mix emphasizes crisp textures and bright colors appealing to younger readers.
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Early 20th Century
A fragmentary crossword puzzle list with numbered clues and partial answers. Items include Short beaked pigeon, Animatis foot, Angle of ramification, Malignant, Age, Abominated, Divide into feet, Set down, Musical study, College degree abbr, Click beetle, Grand parental, Light two wheeled carriage, Intensity, Bitter, Corn spike, Town on the Thames Eng, Recoiled, Conscious subject, Head and shoulders, Proclivity, Bone, Web footed birds, Finery, Palestine seaport, Bitter denunciation, Definite article, Tedious and slow, Stimulate, Coal pail, Chills and fever, This place.
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Town On the Thames
Eng
Palestine Seaport
This Place
Crossword Clue Master List for Underside of Page
A compact, numbered clue set requesting words for a puzzle. Includes definitions for unpleasant, ceremony, harmonize, cleansing substance and more along with abbreviations and proper nouns. Answers align with common crossword entries such as Portico, Morass, Reflected sound, and note of the scale.
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Garden Son
Morass
Philistine City
Panhandle Mother
A humorous reminiscence about a boy named Johnny recovering from an appendectomy. The mother notes how boys compare hospital experiences, from hospital gowns to stitches, and how racontage grows with each retelling. She reflects on her own past surgeries and her cautious attitude toward his present activities.
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Johnny
Bobby
John
Steve
Midwee Expands Pre-Employment Aptitude Tests
Midwee reaches employment level 60 and partners with Nebraska State Employment Service to conduct scientifically planned tests. Manager R John Townley says results will fairly assign duties, with no names disclosed and selection based solely on test outcomes. General Telephone of California approves capacitor assemblies and stubs, expanding orders through Midwee.
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Midweck
Oshkosh
Midwee
Nebraska State Employment Service
R John Townley
General Telephone of
California
Thiity
Luminous Baseballs and Local Happenings in Bridgeport
A Bridgeport druggist patent shows a luminous compound for baseballs allowing play at night by glow for about 45 minutes per ball. A colorful platform figure, claimed to be campaigning for office, drew crows with loud politicking. Cheyenne county residents suggest Cody as a new county name in honor of Buffalo Bill. John McAuley prepares schoolhouse plans for a sturdy, ornamental village building.
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Bridgeport
Buffalo Bill
Cheyenne County
Cody
John McAuley
Upward Travels and Local Happenings Today
A traveler imagined reaching 250000 miles high to test Earth's attraction. A small blaze in James McMullan's barn was extinguished by water. A 370 pound rock breaking contest drew a large crowd at Capitol saloon with Lou Closman commanding the sledge. The Modern Woodmen plan a Fitch ranch picnic on Sept 10. Sidney faces depopulation due to State Fair absences. School opens next week. Local corn in Elemont country praised as finest seen.
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Sir Robert Ball
James McMullan
Capitol Saloon
Lou Closman
Woodmen of
America
Fitch Ranch
Sidney
Elemont
Fire proof building planned on Powell and Whitney site
Chas Callahan visits Omaha this week weighing a fine new fire proof structure for the former Powell and Whitney property burned down a couple years ago. FE P Osgood buys Mrs Carly residence on the north side.
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Chas. Callahan
Omaha
Powell and Whitney
FE P Osgood
Carly
Milo Webster
Tom Freeman
Albert Morrow
J W Reinmuth
Local man treated after illness. alfalfa prospects praised
Leslie Cunningham was brought in from his county home on Wednesday with fever and received care at Mr. Sheffer’s. He is recovering well. S. P. Jones owns twenty five acres of alfalfa on high ground in Eagle precinct with water at 325 feet and foresees yields of one to one and a half tons per acre each cutting this season.
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Leslie Cunningham
Sheffer
S. P. Jones
Eagle Precinct
Warren Cunningham
Sidney
Cheyenne County Fair Board
Cunningham
Eisenhower
San Francisco
Aeronautics Administration
Nebraska Panhandle
Wyoming
Lemoyne Johnson
Sunol
Kermit Brumbaugh
Brumbaugh
Shines
John Hetthick
Ist
Hetrick
Champonshop
Cafe project takes shape with fixtures bought in Denver
C F Millett and T F Thornburg return from Denver with fixtures for the National cafe planned for operation by Sept 1. Mrs Frank Goodwin joins her husband in town. Al Benish opens Neubauer building front temporarily due to delayed plate glass. Local social notes include a Sunol dance with Van Gorder orchestra and several visits from Denver and Julesburg travelers.
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C. F Millett
T. F Thornburg
Denver
National Cafe
Frank Goodwin
Amherst
Neb
Kirkpatrick
Sidney Draw
Bill Swaine
al Benish
Neubauer
Sunol
van Gorder
Sidney
G D. van Gorder
L. A. Bartholomew
Alford Bentley
Dorothy Hart
P. R. Dowell
Linotype Operaor
Charles Redfern
Gossage Visits Sidney Roots in 35 Year Retrospect
Joseph B Gossage former Sidney resident and longtime publisher of the Sidney Telegraph visits old friends and recalls early territory days. He lives in Rapid City South Dakota where he spent 49 years in newspapers before recently retiring and bought The Telegraph in 1875.
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Joseph B Gossage
Sidney
Sidney Telegraph
Mr Gossage
Rapid City
S. D
The
Telegraph
Lawrence Connell
Black Hills
Sterling
Scottsbluff
Platte Valley Transportation Company
Joseph Oberfelder
Robert
North Platte River
Northport
Oberfeld
Judge Oberfelder
Youth cyclists avert accident near Sidney
Three local youths riding bicycles narrowly avoided a collision with a tourist vehicle east of Sidney on Wednesday noon. The incident prompted comments from local authorities about pedestrian and rider safety in the area.
Night bicycle headlights rule adopted by Scottsbluff officials
Mind and expert driving on the part of the tourist saved the child. Scottsbluff officials announce that all bicycles ridden at night must have headlights. The Rice funeral home purchased an HH inhalator for resuscitation used in drowning or suffocation cases. It will be operated by Mr. Rice and W. G. Lowe after training from the Denver fire department.
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Sidney
Scottsbluff
Rice Funeral Home
Mr. Rice
W. G. Lowe
Denver
Harry Wingerson
Verge Stebbins
Gothenburg
Colorado Mountains
Olive Bush
Telegraph
Barnes Business College
Merle Spearow
Donald Craig
Kenneth Slawson
Gene Ells
Carte Kokjer
Leonard Mayer
Richard Agnew
Frank Wait
The
Methodist Church
Camp Fuller
Emery Nelson
Derwood Johnson
City council adds modern garbage unit and truck
The city council purchased a garbage dump body and compactor from Island Supply Co of Grand Island and a one and a half ton truck chassis from Kokjer Motor Co creating a modern waste hauling system. Police crack down on speeders with several arrests and fines. Mrs Clark Grieve buys The West Hotel at 933 Illinois St and will take possession September 1. Oll Olsen spends hours in Sidney getting a new Chrysler and trailer serviced at Maddox Motor Co. Mr and Mrs Hartmann of Blair buy Omar Court apartment house and plan to move September 1, while Slayters relocate to Mayfair Cabin Camp and plan a Sidney home build when materials are ready.
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Island Supply Co
Grand Island
Kokjer Motor Co
Harvey Vizina
Clark Grieve
West Hotel
Ilinois St
A. W. Adams
Ole Olsen
Olsen and Johnson
Sidney
Maddox Motor Co
Maddox
Olsen
Olsen Wit
E . Hartmann
Blair
Omar Court
QO. D. Slayter
Hartmann
Cbs-Masonic
Fremont
Slayters
Mayfair Cabin
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Associated Press
S. Pittanes
Animatis
Tsu
Imi
B. Johnson
Cat Water
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