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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1966
Page
4
The Sidney Telegraph is published every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co., Inc. at 30 11th Ave in Sidney Nebraska.
An Alliance Nebraska note questions whether farmers oppose daylight savings. The author cites a near unanimous local poll among businessmen and notes farmers’ views may differ. The piece expresses curiosity about farmers' stance and potential reasons.
The piece notes a national drift toward beauty in freeway design amid rapid highway expansion. It then argues Nebraska should boost University of Nebraska funding by about 70 percent to match growth, inflation, and strategic needs, framing higher education as an investment. It defends the state’s finances, cites rising personal income, and urges public support ahead of the legislature.
A Missouri Basin Inter-Agency Committee forecast through 2020 projects a continued farm decline in the ten-state Missouri River basin paired with higher productivity and rising regional employment. Population could rise 244 times current levels as agricultural tech and management advance, yet small family farms face economic pressures from high machinery and labor costs. The study sees land remaining central to the economy and suggests partial nonagricultural farm use to adapt. The piece cites Scottbluff Star-Herald.
Lincoln reports statehouse exterior cleaning estimated at 125000 and north steps realignment at 24000 to celebrate the 1967 Centennial. A proposed $5 car use fee would fund road maintenance. a state ombudsman idea seeks a people’s advocate to address citizen complaints.
A dense crossword style puzzle listing across and down clues with many misspellings and garbled entries. It includes names such as Rani, terms like burning, tendons, and glum, plus units like wire meas and hearted phrases. The block mixes misprints with partial words and scattered references across multiple clue types.
Compiled from 10 years ago notes. a range of local items including a new power plant engine being installed, reappraisal of farm land, first load of new wheat at Lorenzo, and honors for C B Johnson at Nazarene Church open house. Larry Clinton elected head of American Legion in Sidney. legal action lot by John Deere against city underpass for 75000 dollars. Delmar Shipley joins safety patrol. Lorenzo Co op profits 25346. motor hotel bids upcoming. dog law enacted. dogs confined. over 100000 in tax revenue expected Friday and Saturday. Clarence Jessop to participate in soil bank program. 20 years ago house moved at 10th and Linden to become future American Legion home. Studebaker 1947 launch. Navy Bikini test. D R Thomas named Rivett Lumber head. harvest aid cited. WPA projects approved. many closures and weather impacts noted.
Congratulations are offered to Safe-Play Mfg Co a new Sidney industry that formally opened its doors Tuesday The small business holds potential for growth and is backed by local stockholders who invested in risk capital to create new payrolls in Sidney The event is seen as a hopeful sign for future local employment.
Jack Ruby, who killed Oswald, has fought for years to prove sanity while a jury took just over three hours to declare him sane. Lawyers and courts will pursue every legal option to avoid the death penalty. The piece defends due process as a universal constitutional mandate despite public impatience.
The Paxton Times, a long running Nebraska newspaper, ceases operation amid rising costs and declining farm population. The piece notes small town papers steadily fold as customers and advertisers dwindle, reflecting broader rural decline in Nebraska. Telegraph Want-Ads Get Results-Fast.
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