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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1969

Page

9

Editorial: Dennis plan risks license number chaos

The Sidney Telegraph ridicules State Motor Vehicles Director Emmett J. Dennis Jr for switching to first come first served license numbers in 1970. It warns of trouble for Nebraskans who prize niche numbers and jokes about eviction from cherished plates and potential consequences if Dennis visits Cheyenne County on January 1, 1970.

Emmett J. Dennis, Jr Dennis William E. Gehrig Gehrig Cheyenne County Dept. of Agriculture ASC Desc Leon A Lafler Mesa Ariz

Yanney E K Elected Cheyenne County Chamber President

The Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce elects E K Yanney of Lodgepole as president. The union spans Sidney Dalton Potter Gurley and rural areas, urging countywide cooperation to drive progress in 1969. Supporters back the team and hope for optimism and growth despite inevitable challenges.

E. K. Yanney Lodgepole Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce Yanney Sidney Dalton Potter Gurley Keith Deaver Calton

The Month For Orion January Moon For Overhwang Orion

The article notes Orion the belt of nine stars and a nebula is best viewed in January. It describes varied cultural interpretations from Greeks Egyptians Eskimos and Australian tribe views. The National Geographic Society calls it a January sight rising in the east, moving higher to overhead by January 27.

Orion United States Horus National Geographic Society

Senator Lister Hill retires after legendary health reform work

Former senator Lister Hill retires after a long career starting in 1923. Known as Mr Health for pushing major health and welfare legislation, he helped expand federally financed health research, educate health personnel, and create regional cancer, heart disease, and stroke centers. His influence spanned rural electrification and TVA initiatives as well.

Congress Memorial Hospital Sidney Lister Hill Hill-Burton Alabama Tennessee Valley Authority Senator Hill Johnson Hill

Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers

A compact list of across and down clues with numbered entries covering topics from Timberwolf to Slater's tool and including terms like Ramen Diagram Black Mohammed's adopted son Espy Prosecute Epoch Compound ether Scull True expression Gladly Meantime Realms Any airplane Dodges Savory sauce Seaweed Three toed sloths River Island Insults Orfe Choler Nurse shark Born Cover Crest and Down clues Preceded Kimono sash Cow genus Answer to previous puzzle Formerly Knight Rubber tree Straight forward Conquered Malaria Equal Grampus Butter tree Bravo Objective Rejoinder Established Basketball team Bib character Swab Withdraw Title Conceited Military assistant Legendary tale Swiss canton Chasm Fr season Slater's tool.

Mohammed Gladly River Island Insults Orfe Choler Nurse Shark Born Cover Crest Grampus Bib

Book burn rhetoric against libraries in Omaha prompts caution

The Omaha World Herald editorial mocking mass censorship urges restraint as editors condemn calls to purge literature for offensive language. It argues against expunging classic writers and dictionaries, noting such zeal risks widespread social harm and division.

Emperor Jones Omaha Mark Twain Joseph Conrad William Faulkner Dick Gregory Mailer Omaha World Herald

Letters on NFO and farm policy stir reader debate

A sequence of reader letters from late December 1968 discuss the National Farmers Organization and farm subsidies. Contributors critique a university article, defend NFO, compare farmer struggles to labor actions, and urge united action to counter price squeezes and government policy.

National Farmers Organization Ily Roosevelt Spiker NFO Staley Des Moines Iowa O. K Farm Journal Kiel Auditorium St. Louis U.S. District Court NFC Opal Muhr Sec’y Morrill Co. Nfo

Public Notices Tour Right To Know In Nebraska Court

United States of America sues Lee A Wells and Peggy D Wells for 9240.74 plus interest and costs, seeking mortgage foreclosure on Lot 9 Block 1 Sky Manor Addition Sidney Nebraska, with sale to satisfy judgment. Also notice of sidewalk bond equalization and creditor claims deadlines and administration matters plus stockholders meeting Sidney Country Club.

United States District Court For District of Nebraska United States of America Lee A. Wells Peggy D. Wells Nebraska Sky Manor Sidney D. Clive Short United States Board OF Equalization Lodgepole Creek Lot One Gordon R. Tobin Sidney Country Club

Go Slow On Homestead Tax Exemption

State Sen. Eugene Mahoney of Omaha urges a measured approach to enacting a homestead tax exemption. He chairs the constitutional amendment’s sponsor group and suggests a two to four year delay, with exemptions targeted to those most in need and careful study of revenue impact before broad rollouts. Gov. Tiemann and supporters are urged to heed his prudent counsel.

Eugene Mahoney Omaha Mahoney Legislative Sady Gov Tiemann Lincoln Journal

Decline Of The House Call And Dr Ashby

A reflection on the fading practice of house calls sparked by the death of Dr. A. A. Ashby of Geneva at 78. The piece contrasts old time care delivered on horseback and in Model T cars with modern medicine, noting both comfort and practicality but arguing the shift is not a simple loss of patient care. It cites 1918 flu deaths versus today’s lower toll due to medical progress, and argues today’s doctors may have different but equally strong patient commitment.

Spiker N.F.O Viet Nam Orer A. A. Ashby Geneva Ashby Lincoln Star

Withholding farm produce grows as farmers seek control

The idea of withholding farm products from the market has made farmers and consumers wince. With no prospect of improved federal programs to raise farm income, farmers may increasingly rely on their own devices, primarily attempting to limit market supplies.

Utah Sois F. O Mr. Spiker Irvin Campbell

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The Sidney Telegraph Mr. Dennis AP Newsfeatures University of Wyoming LeRoy Spiker Mary C. Thompson State of Said Geal Sydney G Finch County Martin Davis Mattoon Matzke Robert D. Dodge Muriel D. Judd Sydney G. Finch County Thorpe, Peetz & Brower Attorneys At Law Dale Niebaum Sidney, Nebraska the .Ancoin Journal
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