Sidney Telegraph publication details and masthead
The Sidney Telegraph, a tri weekly independent newspaper published at 830 Avenue Sidney Nebraska, issues every Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoon. Publishers C Bush and Jack H Lowe vie for readers in Cheyenne County Western Nebraska within and beyond a 50 mile zone with mail rates per year as listed.
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Russians Attack Nebraska History In Great Soviet Encyclopedia
The piece notes the Great Soviet Encyclopedia portrays Nebraska’s original Indian population as nearly wiped out in the 1840s and accuses Soviet editors of exploiting Nebraska’s land depletion for ideological purposes while remarking the State University football team remains a source of pride and defiance.
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Colorado backs polio vaccine push after immunized teens escape
Colorado health officials say 11 400 schoolchildren received Salk polio vaccine and all 14 000 immunized escaped polio, with others in the state affected but not the vaccinated. Nebraska remains cautious awaiting national verdict, but Lincoln Omaha mass tests echo Colorado results. Dr A E Rogers notes only one post immunization illness among 6 000. The state moves to vaccinate primary grade children statewide this year.
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A. E. Rogers
Weather forecast blame game at Telegraph
The Telegraph laments inaccurate forecasts sourced from the Civil Aeronautics Administration and U S Weather Bureau. The piece calls for accountability while noting the CAA furnishes the front page forecast and taunts the weather staff at Sidney Airport.
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Denver
Nebraska Oil Boom Signals Rising Production
Over the last 60 days Nebraska's oil output rose from 26 000 barrels per day to nearly 36 000 barrels daily, as 36 new wells started producing in Cheyenne Kimball and Banner counties. The note reflects both risk and reward in drilling, yet industry gains and regional interest grow with continued development.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Kimball
Greenhorn
Vote Of Thanks For Cheyenne County Bond Investments
A commendation for Cheyenne County officials over 12 years of prudent bond investments. About 349,740 dollars in U S bonds earns roughly 115,000 dollars in interest yearly, with potential general fund allocation if SB 182 passes. Praise for foresight, possible Sidney courthouse addition, and pro rated shares for local districts if funds are redirected.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Louis Wasem
Herb Stevens
U. S
Sidney
Noteworthy Birthday for Boy Scouts of America
A saluted observance marks the 45th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America during Boy Scout Week February 6 to 12. Since 1910 the organization has enriched the lives of over 22,750,600 boys and adult leaders. today about 2,700,000 boys and 960,000 adults participate in varied leadership and merit badge roles under Chief Scout Executive Dr. Arthur A. Schuck.
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Boy Scouts of America
Arthur A. Schuck
Scouting’s civic training praised on birthday tribute
A Lincoln feature lauds scouting as strengthening character and citizenship through cooperation with home, school, church, and community groups. It cites the 1916 federal charter and notes every unit helps prepare boys for adult life while endorsing the program on its anniversary.
Mount Vernon Visitations and Dinner Guests
Mount Vernon residents from Burlington Colorado Mr and Mrs C L Hines visited at C L Walters home Wednesday. Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs C H Hammond and Mr and Mrs Don Rowan with the Walter Hammonds and daughters. Extension lesson on Broiler Meals attended by Mrs Arthur McMillen and Mrs Calvin Glentz in Sidney. Supper guests at Virgil Walters included Mr and Mrs Dave Ells Mr and Mrs Raymond Madden and family Lavern Ells and Mark.
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Roy Hull
Max Glassburn
Milan Glassburn
Clarence Evans
Clyde Lucas
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MI Club
Frank Klentz
J. C. Johnson
Arthur McMillen
C. L. Walter
Harvey Marsh and Sons
Lee Hawkins
Harvey Marsh
Donald Hadden
C. L. Hines
Burlington, Colo
C. L. Walters
Don Rowan
Walter Hammond
Calvin Glentz
Sidney
Dave Ells
Raymond Madden
Lavern Ells
Mark
Virgil Walters
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