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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1928
Page
5
The independent newspaper published at 211 Central Avenue Sidney Nebraska serves Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska, appearing every Tuesday and Friday morning to cover city and regional interests.
The author criticizes the common adage that time governs life arguing time is a cheat and a robber. He asserts life lies in sentiments and actions, not hours, minutes, or seconds, and urges using time as a servant for achievement and joy rather than allowing it to imprison youth and opportunity.
Next Sunday is Dad's Day a modest holiday where sons and daughters honor their father. The piece notes dads prefer family recognition over showy praise while pleased by thoughtful gestures. It emphasizes a father's quiet gratitude behind a stern exterior and urges readers to celebrate with a big splash.
Nebraska state food department launches statewide clean milk campaign after O W McCracken’s McCook inquiry found excess sediment in milk samples. Analysis showed butterfat meets legal standards. illness risk addressed by inspections and stricter cleanliness, with a full statewide report to follow.
A look back at the world’s first eight line switchboard in New Haven now part of a vast Connecticut network with 18 telephones per 100 residents. The piece notes rapid tech gains, mentions transatlantic telephony, and ends with a wry verse about political history and public life.
Wayne Herald notes editors face constant backlash and are often misunderstood. A strong stance earns praise from some and censure from others, while silence invites questions. The piece urges aspiring journalists to develop resilience and avoid chasing popularity or public office.
A heavy rain with some hail moved through Gurley district Monday afternoon causing light crop damage overall. A few fields suffered greater losses, and the storm was more severe several miles northeast.
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