Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Overview
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska’s oldest paper since 1873, announces its editorial page. It is an Associated Press associate, Nebraska Press association member, official Cheyenne County newspaper, published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Associated Press
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Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Sunday Closing Laws in Nebraska Deemed Unconstitutional
The newspaper opposes government imposed Sunday closing. It argues legitimate business needs freedom to operate seven days, notes Sidney's local ordinance is likely unconstitutional, and prefers no test to challenge its validity. It dismisses moral concerns as personal, not legislative, matters.
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Nebraska
Sidney
Lodgepole
Pacific Express Company
E. L. Uarlett
Transportation Company
Local nature trips spark childlike wonder and upbeat views
An essay extols the joy children find in wild country and common sights, noting how a simple excursion reveals life’s surprises. It praises mindful adults guiding youngsters, while a second voice lauds Sidney Cheyenne County governance, fiscal restraint, and civic vigilance.
Northern civil rights visitors urged to leave the South
Editorials from Scottsbluff Star-Herald and Norfolk News urge Northern civil rights visitors to depart the Deep South now that the law is in force. They argue lawfulness should guide change, condemn ongoing violence, and call for continued local progress without external agitation.
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Rocky Mountain News
Deep South
Supreme Court
Congress
South
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Senate
Bobby Baker
Baker
Norfolk News
Nebraska
Nebraska Centennial Commission
Johnson
LBJ
Cheyenne County Cornerstone Laying Amid Heat Wave
A small crowd endured 107-degree heat for the Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital cornerstone ceremony. The recap spans historic notes from 10 to 80 years ago in Sidney with floods, fires, organ dedications, and civic projects.
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Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Nebraska
Sidney
George P. Abel
U.S. Senate
Sidney Public
Union Pacific
U.P
Council Bluffs
W. C. Couch
C. A. Moore
McIntosh
Metropolitan
Rose
Ambitious veteran ready for VP bid on either ticket
A thinly veiled satirical self portrait outlines a veteran pol claiming VP availability on either Republican or Democratic ticket. The piece lampoons party switching, self interest, and a desire to avoid real leadership while offering a cynical view of political ambition and fund raising.
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San Francisco
Lar Daly
Billy the Kid
Sam the Pantsmaker
Harold Stassen
GOP
LBJ
America
Hoover
Letter Box: Public concerns on park dust in Sidney
Dorothy Canter from Ohio criticizes Sidney Legion Park dust while visiting for summers five years. Paul F. Sheaman urges Fort Sidney Days attendees to show loyalty and respect for the American flag during the event.
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Tam
Ohio
Sidney
Legion Park
Dorothy Canter
Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues Quiz
A grid style list of cryptic like across and down clues with numbers and hints for words such as Gambol, Histrionic, Goddess of mischief, Expiate, Poisonous snake, Defeat, Burden, Lair hair ointment, Turk, Emerge, Perfumed, and many more.
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Spring Bird Union
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