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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
2
The Sidney Telegraph announces its editorial page publishes on Monday Wednesday and Friday. The Sidney Nebraska newspaper is produced by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc at 830 eleven Avenue Sidney Nebraska.
A drive to repeal section 14(b) of the Taft-Hartley Act is discussed, with analysis from James R. Wason on union membership trends in Right To Work versus non Right To Work states. The piece argues voluntary unionism can boost service quality and worker freedom, while coercion stifles choice.
The editorial defends the Post Office Department from demands for balance sheets and urges efficient service over profit. It shifts to Nebraska farming, noting hail and rain affect crops but moisture may help future prospects, urging recognition of farmers as people, not statistics, and ending with a push to boost Nebraska.
Editorials discuss AFL-CIO push for repeal of right to work provisions and higher minimum wage, arguing benefits and risks. Nebraska debates osteopathy licensing and medical college expansion amid aging care plans. Scarsdale as benchmark for wealth and education, contrasted with Nebraska, plus tax withholding debates and local Sidney community events and crimes.
The design by architect Herman York offers a two story plan with 560 square feet on each floor and a concrete slab on the rest of the house. It notes a single car garage that could be widened for two cars and a cellar under the living room.
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William Whitmore and Robert Boggess settled in Lancaster County in 1856 as millwrights with claims on Salt Creek. Whitmore built a log cabin near Salt Basin and remained through 1857, while Boggess likely left before winter. Pawnee activity drove settlers from Old Lancaster County in March 1857 as militia explored the area.
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