Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Emphasizes Nebraska History
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska’s oldest paper founded in 1873 and official Cheyenne County newspaper, publishes editorials and is associated with The Associated Press and the Nebraska Press Association. It is issued Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 830 11th Ave, Sidney, Nebraska.
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Western
Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Llth Ave
Sidney
Legislature earns praise as a dedicated, capable body
The State Senators touring Sioux Army Depot and backing Sidney’s bid for a state trade school are lauded for intelligence and commitment. Neighbors near Lodgepole rallied to help John Ommen’s family during illness and death, showing farmer neighborliness. A column on beef trends notes Oregon Cattlemen’s Association report of leaner cattle with higher loin and round yield and a stand for free market principles.
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Sioux Army Depot
Sidney
Nebraska
John Ommen
Lodgepole
Ommen
Sidney Telegraph
Bill Eddy
South Divide
Larry Williams
Oregon Cattlemen’s Association
Oregon Water
Williams
The Wry Reflections On Health and Insurance Woes
A humorous but pointed column details medical misdiagnoses rising bills and the absurdities of the American insurance and hospital systems. The author notes friends’ well meaning advice, quirks of doctors, and a sarcasm laden critique of Medicare and Social Security.
Churchill Memorial Plans Stir Clearwater Nebraska
Clearwater Nebraska, a 420 resident village, plans a Churchill Memorial on a hill south of town to honor Sir Winston Churchill. The effort involves local residents and six northeast communities, with an essay contest in the UK selecting Harold Pawsey as representative and Bruce Dickinson as a subsequent goodwill ambassador.
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Clearwater
Nebraska
Sir Winston Churchill
Patrick Horsbrugh
Churchill
England
Winston
United States
Clear
Salford
Bruce Dickinson
Plainview
Sir Alec Douglas-Home
Isles
Harold Pawsey
Pawsey
Dickinson
Elkhorn Valley
Clearwater Creek
Churchill Memorial
Tom Allan
Omaha World Herald
Nebraska Churchill Freedom Foundation Inc
Crossword puzzle clue list for memorial drive in Nebraska
The item presents a crossword puzzle grid with across and down clues and includes a call to raise 250000 dollars this summer to build a Memorial titled Man of the Century. It notes Nebraska residents are urged to donate and envisions future gatherings of youth from many nations at the Memorial as a community celebration with neighbors in Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Tour of Central Nebraska Historic Route Sparkles with Past
A long travel sketch guides readers through central Nebraska landmarks from Kearney’s state college and Fort McPherson to North Platte’s Buffalo Bill heritage. It visits Thedford, Broken Bow, Grand Island, Seward, Lincoln, and Hastings, highlighting parks, recreation areas, and notable sites along Highway 2 and 6.
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Kearney
Midway City
Kearney State College
Boys Training School
Harmon Park
Cottonwood Recreation Area
U.S. Highway 39
Platte
Lexington
Cozad
Gothenburg
Nebraska
Johnson
Midway
Jeffrey
Maloney
Maxwell
Fort McPherson National Cemetery
North Platte
Buffalo Bill
Cody
U.S. 83
Thedford
Broken Bow
Sand Hills
Halsey National Forest
Anselmo
Victoria Springs State Recreation Area
Merna
Custer County
America
The
American Petroleum Institute
Beaver Creek
Ravenna
Grand Island
Stolley
Seward
Lincoln
Friend
Hastings
Minden
Pioneer Village
Highway 10
Ft. Kearny State Park
Nebraskaland
Adults blamed for teen drinking and its tragic toll
A discussion argues that adults enable teen liquor use through complacency or easy supply. It cites a Midwest case where two women faced only small fines for giving alcohol to relatives, linked to a fatal school party incident. The piece urges a tougher stance against procuring liquor for minors.
Family conventions evolve as hotels cater to delegates
The piece notes a rising trend of convention attendees traveling with wives and children. Hotels add family friendly facilities, boosting spending and altering the old roistering image. It highlights over 20 000 conventions yearly, 72 cities with bureaus, and a two billion dollar industry. Neighborly optimism closes the notice.
Giant prehistoric jigsaw pieces found in Naples Florida
Scuba divers in Naples probe Horse Creek after a dredging reveal two three inch teeth and bone fragments from a giant hairy elephant species. Divers aim to recover tusks and skull while assessing the ancient creature. In Rome, FAO reports Turkey's forests may exceed prior estimates doubling production potential to 1.2 million cubic meters per year in 15 years.
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Naples, Fla
Horse Creek
Florida
Rome
Turkey
Food and Agriculture Organization
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