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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1969
Page
5
A columnist argues that discipline declined as permissiveness rose, linking the decay of American character to rejection of rules. He laments calls to burn classics, praises order, and defends freedom of expression while condemning vulgarity and indolence, urging adherence to a moral framework.
Mary Hornicek recalls the Seda family journey from Lodge Pole to Sidney and Sunol Nebraska. They endured drought, poverty, and hardship on a homestead with oxen and sod houses. Father worked on a railroad and later built a two story home as the family grew. The narrative traces siblings, marriages, moves to Sunol, and the death of elder brother Henry in 1913.
Farmers must file by February 17 if no estimated tax declaration. Report stock sales on Schedule D. attach Schedule F with Form 1040. Refund delays often stem from missing SSNs, missing W-2s, or incomplete forms. Social Security tax rose to 4.8 percent in January, affecting withholdings. A son in Navy must file if income 600 or more. overseas station or Vietnam affects deadlines. Head of household possible if dependent qualifies. Social Security credit for overwithholding allowed if over 343.20. Self employed may deduct up to 10 percent of earned income, max 2500, per Publication 560.
In Louisville Kentucky the local Fire Department assisted at the Louisville and Nashville Railroad shop to install a new American flag. They found the rope needed replacing but lacked equipment to reach 70 feet. Fire crews threaded the rope through the pole opening to complete the task.
Sunny Side News reports Sandy Brandl, a University of Nebraska student, spent the weekend with her parents the Brandls and returned to Lincoln on Sunday. Several area residents hosted or visited over the weekend, including Olive Johnson, Sara Johnson, Wallace Hornbloom, and families from Arthur, Sidney, Scottsbluff, and Ogallala.
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