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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1966
Page
3
A scrambled list of crossword style clues and partial words across a grid, featuring marine skeleton, sprites, arteries, piller, nominal terms, and garbled entries, with many misspellings and inconsistent numbering. Likely a newspaper puzzle page segment with illegible or corrupted clues and incomplete answers.
New State officers for the Nebraska Rural Youth are Kuno Bauermeister of Omaha June Ann Whitney of Scottsbluff Allen Cuda of Schuyler Roy Yamagida North Platte and Dorothy Blasser of Columbus. The state convention was held in Sidney Ivan Liljegren was elected to the board as advisor. Pedestrian overpass will be sought of Union Pacific. Lodgepole's Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church will be officially dedicated Sunday. Wheat penalty in this county may exceed $1 million. Visitors at Cheyenne county Memorial Hospital are urged to stop at the gift shop counter in the lobby and look over the many articles for sale. Gifts of all types are featured many of them handmade. Hotel plans approved. Bid call seen by May 1 36 unit proposed. Dining hall would seat 200. By 932.98 the Sidney post office missed its first 100000 year in history during 1955. No further cutbacks planned at SOD Army official says.
A medical treatise argues wives should shovel snow to prolong husbands and stay fit. It cites hormonal balance and emotional steadiness as women’s edge, contrasts with men’s high energy approach, and links household duties to health. The piece notes age 40 to 60 as favorable for heart health and remarks on gender roles across life stages.
Miss Sandra Houser stayed overnight with Miss Nancy Runge of Sidney on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Miles of Chappell visited Miss Ranges home Sunday evening along with Charles Seda. Kenneth Tilghman and Frank Mazel hosted guests in Crook Saturday. Ted Houser and family visited Gene Payne in Sidney Sunday afternoon.
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Bernie Camp profiles the archetypal American citizen, praising stubborn budget hawkship, patriotism, toil, and generosity while noting quirks such as debt, hunting, and pride. The piece ends urging readers to place a want ad, listing a phone number for contact.
The Maple Grove Farmers Union schedules a meeting for Wednesday evening February 16 at the Leo Wolff Sr. home with pie and coffee to be served. Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schlaman and others, attended various gatherings at neighboring homes and events through the week.
New York reports from AP noting Keep America Beautiful warns litter on ice poses trip hazards to skaters and ice fishers. Stored debris on ponds risks sinking to the bottom, posing danger to spring bathers and overall pond safety.
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