Personal tax system in Nebraska under scrutiny
A critique contends Nebraska personal tax assessment is slow and unfair, with Cheyenne County’s assessor working in cramped basement space near jail cells. While praising Lloyd Miniken and staff, the piece urges improved facilities for efficiency. It then shifts to a separate essay arguing Christianity's global share is shrinking, contesting church-growth optimism.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Cheyenne County
Lloyd Miniken
Forces Of Change In Sidney Retail Scene
Bob Lloyd, a new Sidney businessman, moves quickly to expand his presence by purchasing Fine's ready to wear store, increasing his hold on two major local outlets. The community wishes Lloyd success and pledges support for Sidney retailers as the trade area grows while we note Leonard Fine exits retailing.
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Bob Lloyd
Sidney
Fine
Lloyd
Leonard Fine
Winter Driving Adjust Your Driving To Conditions
The piece notes winter weather reduces visibility and traction and warns drivers to slow down and adapt. It highlights risky behaviors like speeding, aggressive passing, tailgating, and rapid starts at intersections, urging readers to adjust their driving to conditions.
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Jackrabbit
Farm policy outlook under Johnson plan remains cautious
The Johnson farm program favors re-enacting existing wheat and feed grain supports with minor changes. It proposes voluntary acreage restrictions tied to price supports and allows sale or lease of allotments to consolidate larger farming operations, risking small farmers' survival and raising questions about property-like rights in allotments.
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Pesident Johnson
Johnson
Mr. B
Soil Bank
Ezra Taft Benson
Lincoln Star
Associated Press
Grand Island
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Money For The REA Co-Ops
Rural Electrification Administrator Norman Clapp warned Ohio and other co-ops they must seek new, larger capital sources. REA loans average 208 million annually, but projected needs over 15 years could reach 8 billion. Amendments to the REA Act may be needed to widen private market access while preserving some REA lending.
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Norman Clapp
Rural Electric Co
Ohio
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Remembering Clayt Radcliffe Blind but seeing a life rich in spirit
A tribute to Clayt Radcliffe, blind since birth, whose life defied limits with courage, curiosity, and dignity. The piece highlights his love of family, knowledge, art, and conversation, and recalls his travel, wit, and lasting impact on a dear friend.
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Clayt Radcliffe
Clayt
Crossword Puzzle Across From a Scrambled Page
Puzzle clues list across entries with partial letters and broken words. This readerable set includes items like Engraved, Johnson, News paperman, Ordain, Tulle, Cherry stone, Theme, Leveled, Merchant ship, Fortification, Delicate hues, Carton, Rice paste, Be located at, Eur herb, Slipped, Sword shaped, Climbing vine, Eng school.
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Johnson
Newspaperman
Ordain
Foxy
Tulle
Cherrystone
PIAIL 45 Blockheads Down 1 Sainte Abbr
A compact crossword style clue list with numbered entries including abbreviations, synonyms, and brief hints for words like abbr Sainte and other common crossword answers. The readable items read as a puzzle ledger, with short definitions or hints for each numbered slot.
Sidney Telegraph 10 Years Ago Highlights
Radar catches 18 motorists. Twelve counties plan to buy a truth machine for local peace officers. Hospital nearing completion. Winners in American Legion oratorical contest. Obituary for Maude Pettibone. City officials to inspect two proposed generators in a weekend trip. Sidney TV tower site debate to be discussed in Kansas City.
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Nebraska
Mike Frost
Lance Barker
American Legion
Maude Pettibone
Doyle Foland
J. R. Miller
Armour Beese
Sidney
Kansas City
Calf losses rise with drug dependence in cattle
Lincoln NebRaska beef producers relying on drugs and antibiotics instead of good management have increased calf losses. Dr E C Howe urges prevention through a planned disease control program, noting some organisms resist drugs and calves can be infected at birth. Calf scours is a common problem with varied symptoms, including shock, listlessness, and secondary pneumonia, often fatal.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
E. C. Howe
Howe
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War Department
Alliance Army Air Base
Scottsbluff
St. Patrick’s
Lucille Schmitt
Sidney High School
Joyce Baumbach
John Carlson
Kurz
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W. R. Jones
Sidney Hospital
George Marsh
McDaniel-Marsh Trucking Line
Bronson
Sidney Laramie
van Valkenburg
Ace Sidney
C. A. Overman
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Clayton S. Radcliffe
West Railroad Crossing
F. C. Mauser
Mauser
A. J. Jorgenson
Frank Schroeder
Sterling
Louis Blaha
South Central Avenue
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T. J. Dorwort
Chappell
Fred Zimmer
Telegraph
Knox
Girls Friendly Society
Mrs. McNish
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Evelyn Johnson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kearney
Electric Light Company
Duggan
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UP Railway
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R. A. Heaton
Fred Mielenz
E. D. Hamilton
H. J. Babcock
F. G. LaSalle
Mr. Mielenz
Mountain Home
Idaho
Buffalo Bill Cody
Cody
Wyo
John Daugherty
County Central Relief Commission
Myrtle Tipton
L. H. Hale
M. H
Tobin
Paine
Mother Hubbard
Frederica Lehman
Sidney Hydraulic Well Co
H. Domer
W. C. Teeter
M. F. Snavely
Frank King
Mack Radcliffe
Ogalalla
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