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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1958
Page
5
A writer laments high taxes and government spending, contrasting personal frugality with national deficits. He recalls thrift ideals from Benjamin Franklin, notes the need for savers to navigate accountants and lawyers, and observes how tax policy reshapes spending in 1958.
The Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce bulletin outlines support for retaining United Airlines if possible, noting superior equipment, while accepting Western’s request for removal and local service to additional towns on a paralleling route. It predicts ten daily Scottsbluff flights if current routes stay, with more towns accessible by air and same day Denver or Omaha trips via commuter service, despite temporary inferior equipment.
State Highway Department schedules a February 27 bid setting that could be the largest yet. L N Ross notes an Interstate program will be included among about 25 million dollars of highway contracts planned for Nebraska this year. Wage scales approval by the U S Department of Labor is a pre condition for the bid setting.
A word puzzle list containing across clues for coarse hominy evergreen and more with down clues ranging from soak up confusion to proceed. The grid presentation shows scattered items including animal names and various misspellings suggesting a historic puzzle page format.
A newspaper boss grants a surprised writer a chance to pen a column. The piece notes literary license within tasteful bounds, under the editor’s lenient, “no-skin-off-my-nose” supervision as the writer embraces journalistic advancement and playful flair.
An author urges embracing a bold newspaper column persona with a strong byline. The speaker hints at adopting a famous voice, venturing to craft a first column under the mentor’s supportive blessing.
Bruce Hagemeister of Hemingford claims State Auditor Ray Johnson runs a reelection bid in a dispute over college fiscal policies. He argues adverse publicity about Wayne, Peru, Kearney, and Chadron colleges stems from politicking at the State house. Hagemeister told Alliance Rotarians that a Peru-Kearney clash over projects followed a Governor Anderson pledge to a Kearney delegation.
Jeannene Tyrrell, 21, of Cheyenne is selected Miss Frontier for the 62nd Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo, to be held July 23 to 26. Lady-in-waiting is Merilyn Farthing, 19, of Iron Mountain. Tyrrell is a St Marys College senior. Farthing, a University of Wyoming freshman. Tyrrell’s father is A V Tyrrell, an area auto dealer. Farthing’s parents are Charles and the late 19th century ranching line of Iron Mountain.
J E Arner assistant vice president of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Omaha will be the main speaker at the 24th annual meeting of the Alliance Production Credit Association. The gathering is set for Saturday January 25 at the Legion Hall in Hemingford with Rev F O Larsen of Bingham presiding.
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