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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1968

Page

10

Cabela's Chooses Sidney for New Chappell Area Venture

The Sidney Telegraph welcomes Cabela's Inc of Chappell as a new Sidney business. The editorial praises the move, notes local hiring may occur in Chappell, and expects positive impact on the Sidney economy and community spirit. The piece highlights Cabela's national role in outdoor gear and predicts growth amid rising recreation interest.

Sidney Telegraph Cabela’s, Inc Chappell Sidney Cabela Cabelas

Vo Tech School Gains Support Against Downbeat View

Despite a pessimistic talk by Sen. Terry Carpenter the Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School shows encouraging growth. The Sid ney Telegraph vows to lead a campaign in its defense ahead of the 1969 legislative session to ensure the school’s worthwhile role remains strong.

Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School Terry Carpenter Scottsbluff Sen. Carpenter Sidney Telegraph

Beetmaker Shown as All Purpose corn Harvester at ISU Day

The Beetmaker, an all purpose corn harvester, is featured at Iowa State University’s 50th Cattle Feeders Day. It combines field harvesting with a conventional combine to shell corn and use the whole plant, chopping residues into ensilage.

Iowa State University

In Defense Of The Businessman Editorial

An editorial defends the American businessman and capitalism, arguing hard work and free enterprise fuel prosperity. It contrasts labor and business, praises businessmen, and calls for a New Year reassessment of individual and societal value while urging a Businessman’s Day alongside Labor Day.

America Eagle River Wis News Review

Birthday reflections on Lyndon Johnson and Jack Lowe

The author marks Lyndon Johnson and Jack Lowe turning 60, contrasting Johnson's bold rise from Texas with Lowe's modest Nebraskan roots and cautious life. He recalls Johnson's decisive leadership and Lowe's perceived caution, noting family birthday tributes from grandchildren and a personal defense of Johnson's legacy.

Sahara to host eight month survey for trans desert highway

Four West African nations have signed an eight month study to assess a trans Sahara highway of about 1800 miles with two arms to the Atlantic. The project aims to unlock uranium minerals in Niger and Mali and explore potential oil deposits, shifting Sahara from a neglected wasteland to a potential resource frontier.

Sahara Africa Atlantic Red Sea Niger Mali

The High Cost of the Presidential Campaigns

The article notes campaigns cost about 50 cents per vote this year, higher than 1964 and 1952 figures. Dr. Herbert E. Alexander says candidates will have spent nearly 50 million dollars by election day, plus 10 to 21 million more by state and local sponsors, in a costly spectacle.

Herbert E. Alexander Citizens’ Research Foundation Alexander

Crossword Puzzle 1 Cooking clues and word list

Puzzle grid clues list includes 1 7 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 25 26 27 28 30 32 33 35 36 37 39 42 45 46 47 48 DOWN clues include 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 29 31 38 39 40 41 42 43 44.

Irigates Holland

Stop The Runaway Inflation Warns National Observer

The National Observer opens with shocking price examples and warns inflation will worsen if the dollar falls. It notes rising living costs outpace incomes for families and cites Chase Manhattan Bank on perceived gains being illusory. The remedy urged is trimming government deficits to match taxpayers' means.

The National Observer Observer Chase Manhattan Bank of New York Alliance Daily Times-Herald

Stalin’s daughter seeks U.S. citizenship after fleeing Russia

Svetlana Alliluyeva, Joseph Stalin’s daughter living in Princeton New Jersey, wrote that she feels free and finds life full of interest after fleeing Russia in 1967. She defended herself against a French paper’s portrayal of loneliness and said she burned her Soviet passport and wishes to become an American citizen.

Svetlana Alliluyeva Joseph Stalin Russia United States Paris Moscow Miss Alliluyeva Princeton N. J

Early exploration and settlement of the Elkhorn Valley Nebraska

The Elkhorn River Valley in Northeastern Nebraska saw early European exploration by the Mallet brothers in 1739 and James Mackay in 1795 96. The valley became a vital travel route for settlers with a diverse immigrant population and German language press flourishing near the Elkhorn. The Fremont Elkhorn Missouri Valley Railroad formed in 1869, reaching Wisner by 1871.

Elkhorn River Nebraska Great Plains Elkhorn Valley Mallet Brothers Missouri River St. Louis Missouri New Mexico Niobrara River Mississippi James Mackay Mackay Jacques Mackay George Washington Cherry County Loup River R. Corne du Cerf Elk’s Horn Cuming County Stanton County Dodge County Madison County O’neill Holt County Nebraska State Historical Society Fremont, Elkhorn, & Missouri Valley Railroad Company Elkhorn Fremont Wisner

Chadron State opens fall term and freshman orientation

Chadron State College will start fall activities on September 5 with freshman orientation. Freshman registration is September 9 and upperclassmen register September 10. Classes begin September 11. In Oshkosh, the Morris Hotel building, part of the Richard Farlow estate, will be sold at 2 p.m. Wednesday with J C Schlater as referee and Marvin Romig as attorney. The property includes two adjoining buildings, 21 hotel rooms, five apartments, five business spaces, and tenants such as Oshkosh Pharmacy and Shaheen’s Store.

Chadron Chadron State College Oshkosh Morris Hotel Richard Farlow J. C. Schlater Marvin Romig George Morris Oshkosh Pharmacy Shaheen’s Gen’s Klothes Kloset Rob’s W. P. O’ Malley

Farmers Day in Kimball Highlights Oct 5 Calendar

The Farmers Day celebration in Kimball will occur Saturday October 5 with a parade themed Vote 68. Activities begin Friday night at KCHIS with a Chadron homecoming game. Plains Historical Society to open a historical exhibit in Fraternal Hall during the event and possibly thereafter.

Kimball KCHIS Chadron Plains Historical Society

Oshkosh Awards Paving Bid to James E. Simon Co

James E. Simon Co of North Platte won the Oshkosh city council special meeting contract to pave over 16 blocks with curb gutter and drainage. The bid of 95 614 95 was under the engineer’s estimate of 96 840 50 and work may be finished this year.

Oshkosh James E. Simon Co North Platte Simon

Sunburned hitchhiker found near Lodgepole in dazed condition

David Benson 24 of Chicago was found walking east of Lodgepole on Highway 30 in a dazed state with clothing discarded for sunburn. He was jailed then treated for severe sunburn at Chappell hospital. Benson said he was hitching toward San Francisco, had no ID, and headed back to Chicago on foot after a sunstroke incident.

Chappell David Benson Chicago Highway 30 Benson Lodgepole Chappell Hospital Bud Hobson San Francisco

Safe found after theft at Decker's Food Center

Chadron police say the safe stolen from Decker's Food Center in the early morning of August 17 was recovered two miles north and four miles west of Chadron along the White River. A farmer, John Perrine, found it while cutting alfalfa near the river.

Chadron Decker’s White River Robert Beers Beers John Perrine

Sidney letter calls for action on I-80 interchange and local growth

Violet Minshall of Sidney Nebraska laments economic decline, high taxes, and empty homes. She urges Cham ber of Commerce support for fireworks and local industry, criticizes city leaders for political shortcuts, and asks residents to unite to revive Sidney Cheyenne County with factories and jobs.

Here Sioux Rushville Red Fox Sidney Nebr Cheyenne County

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Cabela’s Vo-Tech School Beetmaker Lyndon Baines Johnson Jack H. Lowe Johnson Rockefeller Lowe Satchel Paige Mr. Johnson Lot Mr. Lowe Lyndon Stone Alim Almié Lila ElRie Partime Old Elkhorn River Valley Nebraska Panhandle CSC Dazed Man Chamber of Commerce Lincoln George Fleming Vo-Tech Clark Violet Minshall
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