Sidney Telegraph overview and publishing details
The Sidney Telegraph, a tri weekly independent newspaper published by J C Bush and Jack H Lowe in Sidney Nebraska, is entered at the post office as second class mail matter. Subscriptions are $5.00 per year inside a 50 mile zone and $7.00 per year outside. Published at 830 11th Ave, Sidney, Cheyenne County, Western Nebraska, every Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoon.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Lth Ave
Cheyenne County
Grand Western Nebrasks
This Is Our Week for Advice on Local and Global Affairs
This week urges voters to support local airport bonds, backs county real estate revaluations, advises Lincoln on radar speed enforcement, and seeks highway engineer focus and a higher salary. It praises Gov. Anderson’s budget, supports a state income tax, and weighs U.N. leadership versus national autonomy. It defends Eisenhower in the China coast debate, mocks McCarthy, and notes international butter shipments and Formosa pact implications.
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Cheyenne
Lincoln
Senate
Department of Wood and Irrigation
Anderson
Geo
Washington, D. C
Eisenhower
United Nations
China Coast
Omaha Old Herald
Ics
United States
Sen. McCarthy
Joe
White House
Drew Pearson
Walter Winchell
Morgan Seattie
Edward R. Murrow
Alsop Boys
Dorothy Thompson
Formosa
Chiang Kai Shek
France
Mendes-Francé
Hirk
Pahama
Central
South
Cattle Growers Shine At Cheyenne County Markets
Our Cattle Growers 2A reports Cheyenne County breeders making strides in cattle quality and market success. Walters of Sidney saw a bull calf sell for 7500 at the Deliver livestock Show, with another Walters calf drawing strong buyer interest. Lee Hagemeister of Potter shipped a carload of fat steers to Chicago, topping the day’s prices among region’s top rivals. This progress underscores local effort to improve breed and herd, keeping Cheyenne County at pace with Denver and Chicago markets.
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Cheyenne County
C. L. “Walters
Sidney
Chicago
Lee Hagemeister
Potter
West
Midwest
Denver
Snow Is Magical Wonders of a Quiet Winter Night
Snow is described as wondrous and magical in quiet night and morning walks. The author relishes the still air, sparkling whiteness, and transformed winter scene with homes, cars, and trash barrels taking new forms amid the falling and melting snow. The piece contrasts cold, slick driving with the serene beauty and endless wonder of snow.
Progress In Travel The Union Pacific Astra-Dome Cars
The Union Pacific introduces Astra-Dome luxury rail cars and Greyhound Sceni-Cruiser buses with balconies and rest facilities to elevate travel. Airlines offer deluxe features, but Sidney lacks a commercial airport. a January 27 bond vote for a concrete runway could deliver daily air service and keep pace with progress.
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Union’ Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Greyhound
Sidney
Rotary’s Birthday Celebrated by Global Clubs
The piece marks Rotary International’s 50th year and congratulates Sidney Rotary Club and about 8,400 clubs worldwide. It lauds Rotary’s fellowship and notes the organization’s neutrality despite political barriers, suggesting broad service to humanity.
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Rotary International
Sidney Rotary Club
Rotary
Fellowship of Man
Legislature battles over sales tax and school lands
Lincoln legislators move toward end of bill introductions with 31 days left. Debate centers on a sales tax tied to an income measure and the plan to sell 1,630,000 acres of state school lands granted 80 years ago. Support splits show 17 for and 17 against sales tax with reservations. A bloc of 22 votes needed to pass exists among 26 senators, while eight back land sales and 22 oppose. undecided senators offer potential pivots as western Nebraska hopes limits on leasing and appraisal reforms accompany any changes.
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Melvin Paul
Statehouse
Lincoln
John Aufenkamp
Julian
L. N. Schultz
Rogers
Thomas Adams
Otto Liebers
Glen Cramer
Albion
William Metzger
Cedar Creek
Harry Pizer
North Platte
John Beemer
Frank Nelson
O’neil
Glomier
Monroe Bixler
Harrison
Nebraska
Income Tax Tips Series Explains Filing Status
AP News outlines how filing jointly or separately affects tax bills and introduces new rules for widows and widowers. It covers joint return eligibility, head of household qualifications, and who may use joint or head of household provisions, with emphasis on how exemptions and surviving-spouse rules work.
Miller outlines five defense plans and farm supports debate
Rep Miller presents five alternate military service plans for the 84th Congress amid party divisions. He notes Senate seats by party and regional chair appointments, praising unity and patriotic effort among Christians. He argues farm supports kept crops near parity despite a 20% price drop and large storage stocks.
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J.C. Bush
Jack H. Lowe
Capitol News
Mings
Victor Anderson
AP News
Robert Crosby
Gov. Anderson
Hirin
Board of Central Budget
Crosby
Board of Control
Herbert Hann
Rep. Miller
House
Wayne Morse
Dixieland
Ike
84Th Congress
Army
Marine
Navy
Air Force
Ade
Milton Handsel
Wamsley's
Lincoln - Mercury
Tee Tardy
Saas
GroLac
Farmers Produce
Paccormick Farm
Illinois
Sureway
Travelmaster
Spartan
Pan American
Roush Mobile Homes
20Th & Illinois Dial
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