The Telegraph Sidney Nebraska Publishes Twice Weekly
The Telegraph a semi weekly independent newspaper issued from Sidney Nebraska serves Cheyenne County and western Nebraska. Published every Tuesday and Friday from 11th Avenue and Illinois Street by J H Lowe and J C Bush with H P Craig and Nellie Davis on staff.
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Christmas Cheer Urges Faith and Community Endeavor
The Telegraph looks to a merrier Christmas for Cheyenne County readers a year of farm prosperity and growing culture. It acknowledges sorrow in some homes but urges turning to church for faith and consolation. The piece emphasizes Christmas as a Christian day with broad humanitarian influence and calls readers to attend church services and renew faith in Christianity.
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Comfort Down on the Farm
Western Nebraska farmers argue that lack of modern conveniences on farms drives youth to cities. With many returning from service, they urge rapid rural electrification and reduced federal bureaucracy to boost agricultural productivity and rural living standards. The piece calls on the next Congress to end procrastination and bungling.
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Wilsons Birthday Anniversary Of A War Leader And Peace Advocate
December 28 marks Woodrow Wilsons birthday. The twenty eighth U S president, educator turned governor and leader during the 1912 Republican split, steered domestic reform and championed the League of Nations at Paris. His push faced strong U S opposition, yet he warned another world war if the covenant failed.
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Holiday Fire Safety in Cheyenne County
Fire-fighting experts urge families to remove drying Christmas trees from the house, discard wrappings, and use care with heating plants, wiring, and hot ashes to avoid disastrous fires during the holiday season.
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Cheyenne County
Westbrook Pegler Misquoted On Bonus Marchers Mob
The piece cites Mr Westbrook Pegler calling the WW bonus marchers a Moscow backed mob aimed at overthrowing the American Republic. The writer notes no evidence of Communist organized violence and recalls Hoover era Washington expulsion. The column questions sensational claims and invites critical reading.
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