Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Cresting in Western Nebraska
Sidney Telegraph is the region’s long running editorial voice founded in 1873. The paper serves Cheyenne County as the official local press and AP associate member, publishing Monday Wednesday and Friday from The Telegraph Printing Co. in Sidney Nebraska.
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Nebraska
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Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
113Th Ave
Sidney
June Be Nice June for Western Nebraska Farms
Farmers in western Nebraska await June with emphasis on helpful weather. Moisture and warmth are seen as crucial for crops and grasslands to yield profits and sustain livelihoods. The piece appeals for favorable conditions to support better living and prosperity on the farm.
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Nebraska
It Is Up To Us To Build Sidney's Future
The editorial argues Sidney must attract new commercial and industrial activity to replace lost payrolls. It endorses a county road surfacing program starting with 4.5 miles from Route 385 to The Egging Co. plant and urges ongoing funding. It also notes the impact of a higher minimum wage and minimal farmer exposure to it, calling for constructive local action.
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Sidney
Sioux Army
Defense Department
Union Pacific Railroad
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Cheyenne
Robert Clark
Egging Co
Gurley
Egging
As Other Editors See It on Farmers Gains and Hides Quotas
The piece notes a 15 percent rise in 1967 wheat acreage allotments under President Johnson to boost exports and aid foreign commitments. It criticizes the hide export quotas, cites pork purchases as improving, and argues government price controls hurt farm income and the national economy, urging removal of the hide quotas.
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Johnson
President Johnson
Mr. Johnson
United States
India
Great Plains
U.S
Commerce Department
U. S
Only Two Of Us Left WAY BACK WHEN
City mourns loss of Dr. Grimm and Dr. Grimm buried Saturday. Fort Sidney Days prize parade offers $850 in prizes. Gurley voters to decide school plant addition rate. Nine beauties compete for Miss Nebraska honors in Sidney. Fireworks display planned on the fourth. Several hundred attended funeral rites. Lower water rates in effect in Sidney today. Community events include Rea educational meeting and Lions on wills. Seven decades of local history touched by obituaries, public notices, and civic planning.
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Dr. Grimm
Fort Robinson
Gurley
Cheyenne County
Fort Sidney
Francis Rose
J. M. C. Gillespie
Emma Hafer
Historical Association
Grimm
Sidney
CUNY LU Pa ACROSS Puzzle Clues List
A list of across and down clues from a crossword style puzzle including definitions and wordplays for numerous entries such as youngster disappointment anglo saxon king and many more with answers not provided yet.
Letters to the editor urge county improvements and keep courthouse
A Sidney Nebraska reader argues for graveled cemetery roads and better Little League diamonds with restrooms and sanitation, warns against spending on new golf holes, and urges maintenance of Legion Park. Another letter criticizes demolishing the county courthouse, defending the present building and preferring annexes funded by public referendum, predicting election impacts in the fall.
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City Force
Armory
Legion Park
13Th Ave
E. J. McKinley
Courte House
Social Security Benefits Surplus In Nebraska Panhandle
About 12,001 residents across eleven Nebraska Panhandle counties received nearly 10 million dollars in social security benefits in 1965. Cheyenne County had 1,495 beneficiaries totaling 109,579 dollars monthly, with an average monthly benefit of 69.42 dollars. The 1965 amendments boosted payments, including early widows benefits, student benefits, and disability coverage for long-term disabilities.
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Nebraska Panhandle
Claire W. Scheuneman
Social Security Administration
Cheyenne County
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Levy
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Louis E. Pilger
Peetz
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Ethlyn May Stork
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