Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Description
The Sidney Telegraph, established in 1873, is Western Nebraska’s oldest newspaper and serves Cheyenne County. It is published every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. at 830 11th Ave in Sidney, Nebraska, and is an Associated Press member and Nebraska Press Association member.
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Western
Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Welfare As Big Business In Cheyenne County
The Sidney Telegraph announces a monthly welfare income and outgo summary for Cheyenne County. The board of county commissioners backs publication and the welfare office cooperates. The piece argues public welfare is complex and large in scope, though county tab may be small. the paper praises the county welfare administration as capable and urges transparency through published facts and figures.
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Sidney Telegraph
Cheyenne County Welfare Office
Board of County Commissioners
Welfare Office
Nebraska
Telegraph
Cheyenne
Strong Candidate Dr William Colwell Goes For Nebraska 3rd District
A profile of Hay Springs physician Dr William Colwell, a reform minded Democrat aiming to win Nebraska 3rd District Congress seat. The piece notes his farming expertise, practical approach, and potential to overcome historical GOP dominance. It also references broader debates on presidential succession and postwar policy, plus local industry planning insights from Scottsbluff.
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William Colwell
Hay Springs
Nebraska
Dr. Colwell
Lancaster
Elmer Scheele
Morrisson
Wheat growers hear Dr Colwell optimism for Box Butte crop
Dr William Colwell urged Box Butte County wheat growers to pursue better grading and market access. He forecast a possible $6 million annual crop if paper pulp demand reaches 200 million bushels and foreign markets loosen, with farmers free to expand production. He urged government retreat from agricultural controls.
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Box Butte County Wheat Growers Association
William
Bill) Colwell
Box Butte County
Alliance
Hemingford
Doctor Colwell
U. S
Box Butte
Colwell
Alliance Daily Times-Herald
Crossword Style Word List Puzzle
Across and down clues list common vocabulary terms and proper nouns. The sheet includes definitions like thus and toward and names such as Shemssen and Aardvark, inviting solver to fill a grid with matching letters.
Nebraska Reapportionment Hopes Dashed By Court Delay
Mixed reaction as three federal judges refuse to rule on Nebraska’s 1963 unicameral area reapportionment. They cite need for U S Supreme Court guidance and set no decision before the March 13 primary filing deadline. Senator Ruhnke laments the delay while Senator Syas remains skeptical of the ruling's significance.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S. High Court
Nebraska League of Municipalities
Aflcio
Arnold Ruhnke
Plymouth
George Syas
Omaha
Sidney’s Fox Theatre Sells Out For The Robe in CinemaScope
A sizable crowd lined up Thursday as Fox Theatre box office opened for The Robe in CinemaScope. The Sidney Telegraph notes a flurry of local activity: PTA rumors debunked, a new medical building planned, Vocational Education director appointment, and the city’s political caucus approaching with Boy Scout organization forming after a statewide meeting. Local business moves include bank consolidation in Peetz and land filings near Redington, with rail expansion anticipated by April.
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Fox Theatre
Sidney Pta
Board of Education
PTA
Sidney
B. H. Grimm
Tenth Avenue
King and
Linden Streets
G. F. Liebendorfer
Nebraska
Griswold
P. J. Heaton
Omaha
Sidney Power Properties
Consumers
D. R. Thomas
Sidney Lumberman
Martin Dimery
Cheyenne County Republican Committee
J. K. Mahr
County
Young Republicans
Kenneth Wherry
GOP
Womans Club
L. L. Frye
Chadron
Telegraph
Fliptop Ship Could Rise On Stern For Ocean Study
A 355 foot steel vessel designed to stand on its stern with 55 feet showing above water aims to aid underwater research off California. It uses ballast pumps to tilt and submerge the stern for enhanced sonar studies. University of California conducts the research.
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LOS Angeles
California
American Iron and Steel Institute
University of California
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Kearney
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Union Pacific Railroad
W. M. Fuller
Hubert
J. C. Bush
Chehalis
Wash
Washington
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Carruth
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Iowa
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