Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page and Associated Press Affiliations
The Sidney Telegraph is the official newspaper of Cheyerine County and an associate member of the Sleumabka Press Association. Founded in 1873, it highlights awards from Nebraska Press for General Excellence and maintains editorial pages with local and regional coverage.
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Western Nea
Oldgat
Rere Psimeee
Sleumabka Press Assn
Nebraska Press -Asey
Cheyerine County
Nebraska Governor Sacks Deputy Engineer Amid Highway Program Turmoil
Nebraskan politics swirl as Gov. Brooks dismisses Deputy Engineer Henry Schlitt and implicitly reshuffles staff led by Robert Conrad amid a stalled highway program. Critics blame funding gaps while the governor and allies defend stability and party aims in Lincoln.
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Mary
Jenin
RY Cott
Biddiusele
Robert
Conrad
forSan
Bef Et Bivolis
Bétile
Boyteoff Olwahatér
Nebraska
Lincoln
College Football Seen On Way Out In Oklahoma Debate
A Denver Post style critique cites an Oklahoma City source and Nebrask a mentor Bil Jennings claiming college football is near collapse. The piece argues punishment for a program’s rule violations and predicts Oklahoma versus Nebraska would inspire calls for a decisive victory next fall.
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Toye
Ine Otani
Ege Foosball
Igies Briggs
Éllorate University
Oklahoma
Oklaho
Nebraska
Norman
Oklahomia
Denver
Wheat prices predicted to fall without federal supports
A government study warns that wheat prices could drop to 74 cents a bushel by 1962 63 if price supports and controls are removed. It projects major declines across grains and livestock, with 1961 prices averaging about 1280 cents per bushel and 1962 crop prices near 74 cents, the lowest since 1949.
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Grhina
Cin
Esperanto May Yet Be The International Language
A discussion notes Esperanto as a proposed neutral international language. It highlights L L Za mnhof as its Polish proponent and J Sehisyer as its Austrian critic. The piece compares Esperanto with languages like English, Spanish, and Italian and cites supporters in Patna and Anen. It mentions Russia and China populations and argues for a universal tongue to avoid jealousies.
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L. L. Zamnhof
Patna
Anen
Aaron Ma
Volapuk
Johann Sehisyer
Russia
China
Burglary ethics in NIM scene sparks county probe
Three unidentified men reportedly forced a window at Korrey Liquor Store in Sidney area as owner George Korrey was away at his mother’s funeral in Sterling. Nebraska reports mix with community notes on Nativity display gifts, obituaries, and local events.
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Nim
Colo
Sidney
Logan County
Korrey
George Korrey
Sterling
Ernest ‘Wickard
Lodgepole
John Peetzin
Cheyenne
Everett T. Copen‘Raver
Wyoming
Elekirno
Kratz Family Returns From Lincoln Visit and Local News
Mr and Mrs G P Kratz and two babies return from ten days in Lincoln visiting the Paper family. Mr Kratz admired the new capitol building while Mrs Kratz attended the Nebraska Bar Association in Omaha and heard ex Governor Shaw and others. Hockey match set for Sunday at Stud dam with Tigers and Wildcats teams. Judge Chambers had offices polished for Judge Kahl. Kinley McIntosh drove to Lodgepole, snow blocked road, he caught a cold and will return to Notre Dame later this week. Herman Brauer, recently ill, is back at home and listening to the radio.
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Julia Scanion
Sidney
John Martin Blebck
Lena Gates
Tme É‘hét
Frank Clinton
Herbert Rabe
Weyerts Lutheran Church
Sophia Hinrichs
Cheyenne County
Weyerts
H. G. Hinrichs
G. P. Kratz
Lincoln
Nick Paper
Kratz
Capitol
Nebraska Bar Association
Omaha
Shaw
Iowa
Woodrough
Reed
Missouri
Harding
Studt Dam
Heinie Bowman
Tigers
Willie Jones
Buck Davis
John Crock
Fritz Vath
Paul Vath
Clifford Osborn
Ellie Williams
Wildcats
C. van Valkenberg
John Christensen
John Daughterty
Bill Mortisen
Jay Closman
Rupe Campbell
Judge Chambers
Kahl
Kinley McIntosh
Lodgepole
Kinley
Notre Dame
Herman Brauer
Walter Cork to lead junior high science teaching
Walter Cork will replace J. C. Rosse in the Pawnee City junior-senior high school as science and physical education instructor for five years, starting with the second semester next Monday. The Sidney Tile Club held its annual meeting at Wal-Bur hall with officers elected for 1935. Funeral services for former State Senator McCarter were held in Bayard after his death from injuries in an automobile accident. The city clerk prepares to remodel the office with a new floor and new fixtures from the defunct Liberty State Bank. Coach Leo Black and Hammond McNish drove to North Platte, likely for athletic duties.
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Walter’ Cork
Pawnee City
J. C. Rosse
Sidney Tifle Club
Ing
Wal-Bur‘ Hall
Clay‘ton Parks
Ed Bruernitz
Liberty ‘State Bank
Leo Black
Hammond McNish
North Platte
Marriage of William E. Chambers and Alma Crusenberry in 1915
The marriage occurred January 7 1915 at the groom’s parents home in Sidney. Judge C P Chambers performed the ceremony, the first of his term as County Judge. A post wedding event followed with Miss Anne Radcliffe honored by J A Bentley and guests from Peetz enjoying music and a fine supper.
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William E. Chambers
Alma C. Crusenberry
C. P. Chambers
Sidney
Judge Chambers
J. A. Bentley
Anne Radcliffe
Bentley
Sidney Mercantile Delivery
Fundingsland
Adam Nichol
Alaska
Reverend W H Frost Takes Rector Post at Christ's Church
55 years ago Reverend W H Frost of Oskaloosa Iowa becomes rector of Christ's Church. Sidney Fire Department meets to elect officers for next year with A K Greenlee as chief and president. Bear meat to be sold at Greenlee & Benson market. John C Barclay of Chicago unveils an electrical typewriter telegraph device. Miss Lucy Jones and Hattie Radcliff return to Lincoln for University study. Judge Hudson enjoys New Year outings with a team and buggy. A new gravel walk is laid before the Court House, with H McFadden in charge.
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W H. Frost
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Christ’s Church
Sidney
Greenlee & Benson
John C Barclay
Western Union Telegraph
Chicago
Lucy Jones
Hattie Radcliff
Lincoln
Miss Jones
Hudson
H. McFadden
Magnificent rink opens tonight and local notices
Mr Persinger completes a spacious roller rink to open this evening. Brush Lariat B C Jackson brings in sixty five dollars in pelts and scalps with an eleven pound eagle and seven foot wingspan. Odd Fellows plan a grand anniversary ball on the 28th. P Reames hires a top harness maker. Pete's perseverance yields substantial results. W F Marsh finishes Catholic church repairs including ceiling gallery and paint. Fence around church. warmer weather to bring outside paint. Jesse Black visits Sidney. owns a saloon at Raton. Railroad fills Sidney ice house from Cheyenne ice.
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Persinger
B. C. Jackson
Odd Fellows
P. Reames
Pete
W. ‘.F. Marsh
Jesse Black
Sidney
Jesse
Raton
Cheyenne
Social Security taxes rise as Congress debates future
Since last Friday the federal government has taxed wages more to fund Social Security. The rate rose by a half percent on earnings up to 4800, costing employees and employers $144 each at that level, with future increases planned to 3 percent in 1963 and 4 percent by 1969. Proposals to expand benefits include raising the earnings base to 9000 and adding three quarters of a percent for hospital benefits. The 1936 tax started at 1 percent on 3000 dollars, a level long surpassed. Critics warn higher taxes may burden current workers.
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Reader
Sam
Congress
Uncle Sam
Godspeed The Governor Hears Call To Frame Farm Aid Policy
Governor R G Brooks urges neighboring governors to join him in Washington to oppose removing acreage limits on wheat and to push a price support tied to market conditions. The move follows 1959 policy failures, with hopes the governor can spark meaningful farm economy reform and united state action.
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R. G. Brooks
State House
Nebraska
Brooks
K N Moves Northward to Bring Natural Gas Growth
Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Company buys Chadron propane system as Northwest Nebraska awaits natural gas. Expansion along the Alliance pipeline could extend to Hemingford Crawford Hay Springs Rushville and Gordon, promising industrial growth and civic leadership for Chadron and regional towns.
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Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Company
Chadron
Nebraska
Alliance
Hemingford
Crawford
Hay Springs
Rushville
Gordon
Kansas-Nebraska
Sam Whiteman
Ed Wynn Sees Himself At Odds With Age
The 73 year old entertainer says he feels 87 and looks toward his 81st birthday to begin collecting social security. He is described as a witty dinner conversationalist who can speak brightly while dieting on celery.
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Ed Wynn
Notable Word Puzzle Clues Across and Down
A grid of crossword style clues lists across and down entries ranging from beverages and remedies to ancient gods and biblical figures. The puzzle spans categories like cooking vessels, English royal houses, Greek letters, and measurements with many common terms and cultural references.
Is a Farm Census Worth the Trouble?
Marion D. Thomas of Oregon State College argues a farm census justifies its cost by revealing county and local data. It provides yields, farm counts, sizes, spending, and regional comparisons guiding farmers, businesses, and agencies nationwide.
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Marion D. Thomas
Oregon State College
Economist
Hog Cholera Program Shows High Protection in Florida
Federal state hog cholera trials in a Florida test area around Livs Oak show 92.2 percent of pigs and 89 percent of vaccinated herds protected. About 60,000 swine on 1,500 farms participate, with 60 percent vaccinated using modified live vaccines and serum.
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Florida
Livs Oak
Fla
Florida Livestock Board
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