Sidney Telegraph editorial page description
The Sidney Telegraph is western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873 and serves Cheyenne County as the official county journal. It is published every Monday Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska with AP associate and Nebraska Press Association membership.
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Western
Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
In Favor of Surfacing East West Road for The Egging Co
The letter urges Cheyenne County to start hard surfacing on the east west road to The Egging Co. plant as soon as possible. It argues a yearly program will build a surfaced rural network aiding farmers and commercial traffic and highlights the Egging road as vital to the county’s road system. The piece warns against delay amid broader global conflicts.
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Egging Co
Egging
Cheyenne County
Reflections on Home Talent Plays and Youth
A nostalgic account recalls community home talent plays from youth, coached by teachers, and the shift to professional English drama with talking pictures. The author laments the loss of simple local fun, contrasts silent era aspirations with modern television, and praises earlier youth freedom.
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Talking Pictures
New York
Scenic North Platte Valley Vacation Reel Near Scottsbluff
The North Platte Valley offers one day trips to Lake Minatare Wildcat Hills Scotts Bluff Monument and museums in Scottsbluff Fort Laramie Chimney Rock and more. Nearby attractions include Lake Guernsey Agate Fossil Beds Ft. Robinson Chadron and Lake McConaughy. A fall breeze of travel suggestion ends with pride in home region.
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North Platte Valley
Lake Minatare
Scottsbluff
Wildcat Hills
Scotts Bluff National Monument
Scottsbluff City Zoo
Ft. Laramie
Lake Guernsey
Agate
National Park Service
Ft. Robinson State Park
Chadron State Park
Museum of the Fur Trade
Chadron
Ft. Robinson
The
State Historical Society
University of Nebraska
Chimney Rock
Bridgeport
Alliance
Lake McConaughy
Ogallala
Old Front Street
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Wyoming
Black Hillis
South Dakota
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Plan HA 501Y Entrance and Living Areas Description
The plan shows an open foyer to a recreation room with stairs to the daytime and bedroom levels, a kitchen with a rear door to the terrace, bright windows, and a cathedral living room that can include a fireplace. Architect Herman H. York, Jamaica New York, provides 948 sq ft on the lower level and 631 sq ft on the upper level.
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Herman H. York
Jamaica
Nebraska Slogan Debate Reflects License Plate Sentiment
The Nebraska Legislature weighs replacing The Beef State with The Cornhusker State on license plates amid concerns about public perception. The piece notes that foundations exceeding 20 billion dollars and about 7 000 groups benefit from tax exemptions, with calls for IRS review to curb potential abuse while preserving philanthropic freedom.
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Nebraska
Omaha World Herald
U.S
Internal Revenue Service
Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Fragment
Partial crossword list shows across clues with several typos and incomplete words. Entries include Annex Besides Iron cast ing Legume Ground grain Before Form of Tohn Neophy Irritate Overal Unit of energy Russ stockade Aguewee This min Cadmus daughter Sea cow Broom Prevailed Epochal Curtain material Yellow al der Shoshone-
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Neophy
Overal
Stockade
Aguewee
Nebraska sets fishing limits on pike at Lake McConaughy
Nebraska imposes six daily and possession limits on northern pike. Lake McConaughy near Ogallala spans 35 000 surface acres and ranks among the state's premier fishing areas.
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Nebraska
McConaughy
Ogallala
Martin Says Non-Defense Costs Mount
Congressman Dave Martin argues non-defense spending drives rising federal costs from 1963 to 1966, not the Vietnam war. He cites debt ceiling increases, rising interest on the national debt, and ongoing policy of spreading regulations, warning that deficits threaten future generations.
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Martin
Vietnam
Dave Martin
House Ways and Means Committee
Uncanny Coincidence In Sweden Car Crash
In Skara Sweden two drivers in identical red cars from the same dealer collided near Haellekis. They shared age occupation and hometown, suffered the same fender buckling and smashed headlights, were uninjured, and the cars appeared in the same film. The pair adjourned for coffee.
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Skara
Sweden
Haellekis
The Little Guy In The Barrel Faces Higher Taxes
Public information director Bernie Camp argues federal, state, and local tax burdens rise with inflation and new programs. He cautions the skimpier cartoon taxpayer may soon be shown in fewer clothes, reflecting growing deficits and shrinking purchasing power.
Freeman proposes national farm marketing board to raise prices
Freeman calls for a new network of marketing boards with price fixing powers to prop up farm incomes. He argues inflation and rising costs, fueled by government subsidies and debt, justify expanding price controls rather than cutting program costs.
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Freeman
Rocky Mountain News
Trade in Conspicuous Dolls Captures Junior Spotlight
North Platte Telegraph muses on the model change craze among children as a doll maker offers half price upgrades for old toys. It questions whether kids will trade cherished playthings for glossier, more glamorous versions and reflects on imagination and sentiment in toy culture.
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North Platte
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