Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Description
Official newspaper of Cheyenne County The Sidney Telegraph publishes Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 830 Lith Ave Sidney Nebraska It calls itself Western Nebraska’s oldest newspaper founded in 1873 and is an associate member of the Associated Press while also belonging to the Nebraska Press Association
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Nebraska Press Assn
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Lith Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
Western Nebraska
The
Associated Press
Togetherness At Work in Cheyenne County Rural Development
The Rural Development Committee in Cheyenne County brings leading businessmen and farmers from Dalton Gurley Lodgepole Potter and Sidney into a common effort. It unites diverse views and aims to foster dialogue between communities. The newspaper offers support to help their work succeed.
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Rural Area Development Organization
Cheyenne County
Rural Development Committee
Dalton
Gurley
Lodgepole
Potter
Sidney
New Wheat Champion Replaces Cheyenne Variety
The Cheyenne winter wheat variety, long dominant in Nebraska, is toppled by Bison as the more productive and resilient option. The Nebraska Extension Service reports Bison now leads in popular use among Nebraska farmers, reflecting ongoing research and the adoption of improved varieties. Farmers accepted the shift as progress, acknowledging Cheyenne’s strong run and Bison’s advantages.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska Wheat Belt
Nebraska Extension Service
Nebraska
Cold business logic drives Frontier Nebraska routes
The dispute between Frontier Airlines and Nebraska hinges on two points. L B Maytag, Frontier president, aims to drop northern and southern routes while keeping a central money maker, a strictly practical move to cut losses. Most Nebraska communities failed to meet the CAB five passengers per day requirement, weakening the fight to preserve service. Sidney and others fell short, and CAB Council stressed Nebraska does not deserve air service without support.
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Frontier Airlines
Nebraska
L. B. Maytag
Frontier
Civil Aeronautics Board
Maytag
CAB
Sidney
United and
Western Airlines
Scottsbiut
Alliance
North Platte
Grand Ismund
United
West 1
The Peace Pipe in World Leaders and Nations
An editorial comments on the metaphor of the peace pipe used by leaders like JFK Khrushchev MacMillan De Gaulle Adenauer and others. It argues the pipe creates haze instead of clarity as they balance peace rhetoric with ongoing military buildup and national ambitions.
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Men of Wisdom
Men of Letters
Progress
Khrushchev
Russia
Berlin
Europe
The Peace Pipes Of The World In Cold War Era
A contemplative explainer contrasts peace pipes in Communist China India and the Middle East. It argues these symbols reveal hunger and hopelessness rather than true harmony, showing how nations use peace talks to advance state aims and undermine human dignity.
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China
Peace Pipe Paradox Reflects Public Apathy
A concise meditation contrasts public rhetoric on peace with real action, noting widespread talk yet limited inhaling of change. It suggests the tragedy lies in inaction despite widespread sentiment and dialogue.
Rembrandt Masterpiece Buys Public Display at Met
The Metropolit an Museum of Art in New York will display Rembrandt’s 1653 painting Aristotle Contemplating the Bust of Homer, bought at auction for 2 300 000 dollars. It marks the highest price for a painting and returns the work from private hands to public accessibility.
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Aristotle
Homer
Rembrandt
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Metropolitan
Across and Down Word Puzzle Answers List
A compact list of crossword style clues and answers covering common terms from halves of words to ages, animals, and objects. Includes entries like half score, Belgian commune, flying vertebrates, and vessels, with down clues ranging from oriental late to note of the scale.
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Hermes Manner
Simian
Glisten
Moray
One Stop Information Center For Business Opened
Secretary Hodges inaugurated the Business Service Center in the Commerce Building to give visitors quick access to government business information. J Richard Queen of Waynesville N C is Manager and Louis A Traxel will be the center’s business analyst.
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Luther H. Hodges
U. S. Department of Commerce
U. S
Department
Cheyenne
Foyor
Fourteenth Street
N. W
E” Street
Constitution Avenue
Hodges
Department of Commerce
J. Richard Queen
Waynesville
N. C
Business Service Center
The
Commerce
Inquirer
As Other Editors See It on American Freedom and the Constitution
In this editorial the author argues that America’s strength lies in personal enterprise and freedom rather than mere natural assets. The piece emphasizes the Framers’ intent to define limits on government through the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, urging rededication to liberty, justice, and a righteous citizenry for America's future.
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America
United States
Box Butte Should Study Cheyenne Road System
Alliance Daily Times Herald urges Box Butte County to study Cheyenne County’s overseer road system. It notes Cheyenne merged districts, pooled equipment, and hired a single overseer and staff, achieving lower costs and faster road work. The writer cites Cheyenne’s 1330 miles of graded roads and 338 dollars per mile cost, suggesting a countywide approach could improve Box Butte’s two planned federal aid projects this summer. The piece cites Senator George Fleming’s Chadron testimony.
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Alliance Daily Times Herald
Box Butte County
George Fleming
Sidney
Chamber of Commerce Road Committee
Chadron
Cheyenne County
Fleming
Bridgeport
Box Buttle
Cheyenne
Box Butte
Alliance Livestock Auction Company
Berea
Panhandle Mother Centerpiece of Sanctuary Struggle
Betty Knicely recalls a humorous misread during an out of town church service where a joke about Moses and a minister's whispered readings triggers quiet hysteria. The narrator frets about laughing aloud as her husband remains untroubled, and vows to block future jokes at family meals to spare her nerves.
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Betty Knicely
Ida
Moses
Nebraska's unicameral bill shows smooth, economical governance
The Nebraska unicameral legislature with 44 members operated five days a week for 126 days, considered 737 bills, faced no jams, and kept taxpayers content by resisting general sales and income levies. The piece notes Oklahoma debates a larger legislature and references Nebraska as a model for efficiency and reduced politics.
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Tulsa Okla
Tribune
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Little Dixie
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