Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Overview
The Sidney Telegraph serves Cheyenne County as western Nebraska's oldest paper founded in 1873. It is published Monday Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska. It is an associate member of the Associated Press and a member of Nebraska Press Assn it is the official newspaper for Cheyenne County.
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Lincoln
Elmer Ladine
Sidney County Club
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Val Peterson
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Dalton
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Leo Osborn
Hazel B. Oberfelder
Raymond Frank
Denver
Harry Winters
Winters
Omaha
Union Pacific
William A. Deuel
Grand Island
Hall County
Deuel
A Related Salute to Teachers
A editorial praises teachers for dedication and impact on society while acknowledging general criticisms of schooling. It argues that despite flaws in methods, teachers largely show competence and commitment, guiding students from September to June and shaping responsible citizens. It urges parents and others to support education likewise.
Land Sale Debate Persists Over Nebraska School Lands
The Nebraska Legislature again debates selling 1.6 million acres of state school land to fund investments. East versus west tensions color the dispute as lawmakers confirm a sale while some oppose risky stock investments and fear misallocation of proceeds.
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Nebraska State Journal
Lincoln
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State Game Commission restructuring debated in Nebraska editorial
An Nebraska editorial argues LB683 to place the Game Commission under the governor would curb an energetic leader, Mel Steen, by making the seven member panel advisory. It praises Steen for boosting parks, hunting, fishing, and tourism, while warning the change could undermine proven outdoor development.
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Grandfather’s hard earned wisdom on money and earning it
A narrator recalls his grandfather’s view that giving money freely is risky and can harm both giver and receiver. He favors earning wealth, allowing legitimate paths like inheritance but warns against charity as a career while endorsing measured generosity and personal responsibility. It contrasts old fashioned prudence with modern do good ideals.
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The Sexual Revolution and American Morality Reconsidered
An examination argues that while society shows freer attitudes toward premarital relations and emancipation, the supposed Sexual Revolution is overstated. It notes lingering double standards, enduring guilt about sex, and that true change will show when people no longer discuss it openly.
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United States
Playboy
Hugh Hefner
Victoria Woodhull
North Platte
USNS CLS ad ACROSS puzzle partial clues
Across clues include High flier Verily Parsley camphor Adjusts Unaffected Wide awal Arrow poison Dept in France Female rabbit Man s n ame Chop Mr Ga ner writer That mz French pastry Worrying ok About praspine Unheard of Viscous liquid Narrow inlet Purchase Rodent Ethiopian tribesman Farm ma chine Fish eating mammal Blue mineral Of the dawn Dinner course Down clues mention Black buck.
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Puzzle Answer Key From The Siu Gin PIR'ELY List
A garbled prompt lists clues with numbers hinting at synonyms and terms. The fragment shows a crossword style answer key with entries like Lariat rope pass and theater district hints, plus several incomplete items awaiting solutions.
Sidney City Notes from Across The Decades
Compiled from files of ten and twenty years ago this column recalls Sidney population growth from 1947 to 1957, local weather anomalies, a coming community TV project, a major oil field near Sidney, a fatal car crash, rodeo injuries, civic and school decisions, and notable local figures. Complex historical snapshots reflect community progress and challenges.
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Chamber of Commerce
Peetz
Carolyn McGirr
Daltonite
Donna Wheeler
Jerry Lane
Cheyenne
Potter Rodeo
Ralph Middleton
Bridgeport
Ivan Liljegren
Truth Of History Upholds Free Expression On Frick Book
A Pennsylvania court ruled in a case brought by the daughter of the Coke King that a historian may publish his conclusions about Henry Clay Frick. Judge Clinton R. Weidner supported free thought, denying suppression of facts about Frick, including the Homestead Strike and union suppression. BOOST NEBRASKA.
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Henry Clay Frick
Coke King
U.S. Steel
Sylvester K. Stevens
Frick
Stevens
Clinton R. Weidner
VFW Resolution Calls Press to Suppress Vietnam News
A public letter from VFW District 9 urges the press to suppress coverage of antiwar actions, including draft card burnings and protests. The piece argues free press and dissent are constitutional rights and urges balanced reporting rather than muffled news, praising Martin Luther King and Stokely Carmichael's visibility.
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U.S
Vietnam
VFW
America
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Stokely Carmichael
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Carmichael
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Masonic Building
George Lynch
Kimball Crossing
Sidney Ice and Storage Company
Robert Burg
Robert A. Burg
Annapolis
American Bank
McLernon
William Kidney
Lodge Pole
Dick Forrest
Ogallala
Lodgepole
Lodgepole Road
American House
Williams & Kunse
Colorado
VEW Resolution
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