Sidney Telegraph editorial page outlet and details
The Sidney Telegraph, founded 1873, is Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper and official Cheyenne County paper. Published Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. at 830 11th Ave, Sidney Nebraska, it operates as associate AP member and Nebraska Press Assn member.
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Sidney Urges Local Action to Attract New Industry
In the Great Plains farm and ranch country a shift in spending power prompts a call for new industry. Sidney champions an aggressive volunteer effort, urging every citizen to act as a one person committee to seek payrolls and keep the community progressive despite critics.
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The Dream Ends Colorado Campaign Promises Faded
The Colorado Legislature adjourned after Gov. John Love pledged to give people more for less. Critics say campaign promises collide with finance realities, noting government costs funds taxes and cuts in services are inevitable. Nixon’s growing national posture hints at a solidified campaign stance on foreign policy as a defining issue. A federal training program funds embryo chef courses in Washington, using taxpayers’ money for a kitchen gimmick.
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Industrial Press Service
Socialized medicine debate and public aid costs rise
A critic argues that socialized medicine already dominates public aid spending, citing Health Information Foundation figures showing $1.241 billion spent on medical care for public assistance recipients in 1962-63. The piece questions efficiency and notes a possible shift toward universal coverage like Britain, urging public action to fund care.
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Scottsbluff Star-Herald
New York City Pupils Attack Teachers Daily
The National Observer reports UFT president Charles Cogen stating that in New York public schools there is about one pupil on teacher attack per day. He cites intimidation, underreporting, and discouragement from principals, reflecting a wider sociological debate on overcrowding and school purpose.
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Across and Down Word Puzzle Challenge
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Answer to Puzzle: Down 5 and Word Associations
Puzzle solution notes list 12 clues and answers. Clues include Resembling Ruinous father Frosty Isolated Ab Abyss vizier Fabulous W Indies bird rodent Affected manner Ordeal Wire.
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Columbus and the flattening of the world critique
A reflective diatribe arguing Columbus triggered colonial upheaval in North America. It contends explorers brought booze and disease, natives were displaced, laws were absent, and unilateral deals erased indigenous rights. The piece laments ongoing global troubles from expansion and questions the twist that made the world smaller but harsher.
Beet Top Silage Valued In Focus At Feeders Day
Beet top silage tested at Scotts Bluff Experiment Station will be discussed at the annual Feeders Day on March 20 near Mitchell. Topics include Ensiled Concentrate Beet Top mixtures for lambs by L R Rittenhouse and Supplementing Beet Top Silage in cattle rations by D C Clanton, plus a talk on haulage in livestock feeding and a presentation on Livestock Production in Turkey by Prof M A Alexander. Stockmen may view experimental cattle at 1 15 p m with a Q and A session to follow about 3 30 p.m. All interested producers are invited.
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University of Nebraska Animal Science Department
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Turkey
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Erzurum
Way Back When A Cheyenne County roundup of 1954 events
Mr and Mrs Allen Nelson were feared lost after a blizzard but found safe at Del Lindsay's home near Peetz. A San Mateo woman, Dorothy Scholl, 45, mother of ten, died from injuries in a two car crash on Highway 30 seven miles east of Sidney. The Dimery farm near Sidney yielded 1500 feet of oil in a new test turning attention to the Doran Farms area. Sidney officials approved purchase of Consumers Public Power property. Betty Jean Peters, one of Nebraska’s four National 4-H Camp Award winners, placed third nationally. Sidney Chamber hosted an overnight Hawaii trip preview. Whisky seizure near Sidney. a man named Raymond Fall arrested, woman released. Sidney High won its regional class A cage title, St Patricks academy claimed class B. A 940 pound pig attracted attention at the stockyards as the largest Cheyenne County porker. A Coolidge for President club formed with officers elected. Local social news, basketball road trip results, and depot street work highlight a bustling Sidney scene. The Post Office gains second class status July 1 with salary increases. A marriage license was issued to Wi Frerichs and Winnie Folkerts. Local accidents, tramps in town, street and building projects, and military concerns round out the week. Doc Middleton visited Sidney in town.
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R. P. Kepler
L. T. Poole
Wm. Winders
Miss Virginia Johnson
Carlene Phillipps
Superior
Mah Jongg
J. W. Johnson
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