Telegraph Celebrates Fifty Four Years Of Continuous Publication
The Sidney Telegraph, the eldest western Nebraska newspaper, marks fifty four years of uninterrupted publication. Founded by an early lawyer and later owned by Jos Gasage and the Gapen brothers, it solidified as a community landmark under editor Guy W. Doran. The paper boasts a modern printing office, strong community advocacy, and a neutral stance across race, rank, politics, and religion.
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Nebraska Land Company Shapes Western Nebraska Farm Lands
W LeRoy Larson of the Nebraska Land Company is highlighted as a key figure in developing Cheyenne County and western Nebraska farming lands. As Sidney-based manager with offices in Sidney and reps across the east, Larson trades in farm lands, crops, and real estate, stressing square dealing and transparency. He serves as a director of the Nebraska State Real Estate Association and participates in publicity efforts to promote Nebraska agriculture and property.
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