Sidney Telegraph editorial page overview and masthead
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873, is published every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. It is an Associated Press associate member and a Nebraska Press Association member, serving Cheyenne County from 830 Eleventh Avenue in Sidney Nebraska.
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Government by Committee in Nebraska's Mor rison Era
An editorial examines Governor Morrison’s use of unpaid committees, praising his persuasive outreach and public spirit while noting no financial rewards for volunteers. The piece asserts the practice reflects his belief in citizen service and work for the commonwealth, inviting readers to draw their own conclusions.
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Nebraska
Frank Morrison
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Morrison
Commonwealth
Biggest Of The Big Bigness In U S Manufacturing
The 100 largest U S manufacturing firms show stark growth from 1919 to 1963 with Standard Oil of New Jersey topping the list at nearly 12 billion in property. The shift favors oils chemicals and electronics as rail and steel decline. Diversification and adaptation determine survival amid changing technology and tastes. Cheyenne County prepares three annual celebrations Old Settlers Reunion Lodgepole Potter Days Potter Dalton Fall Festival Dalton highlighting local progress and community spirit.
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First National City Bank of New York
Standard Oil Co
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Cheyenne County
Lodgepole
Potter
Dalton
America
Impatient world faces growth and UN role
A compilation of editorials notes that progress in economy and ethics coexists with intolerance toward global struggles toward self-rule. It lauds the United Nations for guiding postwar development and warns against chaos without its framework.
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Dalton event produces two queen winners in dance
In Dalton annual Queen Dance two queens Dorothy Ernest and Karen Westerhoff tied with equal votes, while alternates Francis Saathoff and Kay Walsh earned runner up spots. The piece also notes radar speed enforcement near Sidney and a string of local business and civic updates including new managers, school upgrades, and fair exhibits.
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Dorothy Ernest
Karen Westerhoff
Francis Saathoff
Kay Walsh
Nebraska
Mel Busekist
Sidney
Safety Patrol
Potter
Lessig
Gurley
Earl Bradshaw
Leota, Kan
Across puzzle clues answer list torn from page
A fragmented crossword like list with numbered Across and Down clues including terms such as reanimate felony highest points and various definitions. The grid references and foreign language hints indicate a puzzle page with many partial solutions and obscured entries.
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Letter to the Editor criticizes Nebraska highway patrol
A reader praises the Chamber of Commerce efforts to lure out of state motorists to Nebraska but argues the State Highway Patrol hinders travel with harsh attitudes and confusing speed laws. The writer cites frequent stops, fines, and contradictory licensing and trailer classifications, claiming Nebraska differs from other states in these rules.
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Four-H Members Key to Nebraska State Fair Judging
Lincoln reports at the 1964 Nebraska State Fair that more than 800 4-H members participate in 10 judging and identification contests. State 4-H leader W. M. Antes notes all 33,000 Nebraska 4-H members learn to evaluate materials and skills, with contests designed to develop decision making and speaking abilities while representing their counties through local programs.
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Antes
Pulp Wood Harvests Near Eight Million Cords Annually
The article notes that nearly 8 million cords of pulp wood are harvested each year from Canadian and U S forest lands for newsprint, highlighting the scale of timber supply and regional involvement.
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U.S. Forest
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