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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1975
Page
4
Unclear OCR notes reference poets Troudtes and Sebr belegraphe with a dated entry of 25 1975. Specific names and event details are not fully legible.
A jammed listing of channel blocks and program titles from Denver to Nebraska detailing cartoons, game shows, news, sports, and classics like Gilligan's Island and The Jeffersons. The dense lineup hints at a mid century broadcast grid across multiple stations and times.
Puzzle page shows a mixed list of clues with numbered entries across multiple sections. Contains definitions for across and down words including animals, objects, and locations. Includes foreign terms, partial phrases, and scattered proper nouns with numerous blanks and overlapping letters.
Morning lineup includes Lilias Yoga and You, Charlie's Pad, Making Things Work, Sesame Street, Electric Company, Carrascolendas, Ride the Reading Rocket, and Villa Alegre. Afternoon features Sesame Street, Carrascolendas, Ride the Reading, Villa Alegre, Making Things Grow, Designing Women, Folk Guitar Plus, Mister Rogers, and Electric Company.
Channel 3 Sterling Channel 5 Cheyenne and Channel 16 Schulzbluff carry the same programming aside from commercials and local shows, listed under a single entry. The note notes the shared schedule across these stations with regional variances handled in local inserts.
The note explains to sift flour the first time you use a recipe and compare results. If the second attempt without sifting yields similar results, omit sifting thereafter. Follow these steps to test texture and consistency before skipping the sifting step.
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