Editorial Page Notes Cheyenne County Telegraph History
The Sidney Telegraph editorial page outlines the paper as Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873. It is published every Monday, Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co. in Sidney, Nebraska and is an Associated Press associate and Nebraska Press Association member.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska Press Assn
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
Western Nebraska
Associated Member of the
Associated Press
Member
See Nebraska First Travel Push Urges Statewide Exploration
The Lincoln Star urges Nebraskans to explore their state after approving a .30 annual mill levy for natural resources. It highlights reservoirs like Harlan County and Farwell, praises Platte Valley tourism, and suggests broader visits to Chadron State Park Ft. Robinson and the Niobrara region to boost appreciation and economic benefit.
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Nebraska
Lincoln Star
The
Star
Lincoln
Platte Valley
Harlan County
Bureau of Reclamation
Farwell
Sandhills
Grand Island
McConaughy
Chadron State Park
Ft. Robinson
Niobrara River
Wyoming
South Dakota
America
Chamber of Commerce
Grass Greens for Sidney Face Municipal Route
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting the need for a grass greens golf course in Sidney was discussed. Other towns use grass greens with municipal or club ownership and enjoy added commerce. A Sidney course may require converting the country club property or building anew, a move likely to divide citizens and prompt public opinion.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sidney
Sterling
Ft. Morgan
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Kimball
Country Club
Sidney Telegraph
Mark
Webster
Futhermore
Nebraska
Nina J. Rocontes
H & L Harmony Nook Local
Mysteries Of Big Business And Worker Wages
An editorial repeats high GM pay figures for 1960s executives and bonuses, noting 13,955 employees received $82 million in stock and cash. It contrasts executive riches with worker wage struggles and questions the mysteries of big business in a national magazine context.
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Frederick G. Donner
General Motors
John F. Gordon
G. M
Walter Reuther
Watching Laos Cease Fire Talk Becomes Monotonous
An editorial critiques endless talk of a 14 nation Laos conference to fix jungle ills while fighters close on the capital. It questions saving others abroad versus preserving American freedom and warns about refugees from behind the Iron Curtain.
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Laos
Almost Back To The Start On Farm Policy
The Kennedy administration faces growing support for a one year interim feed grains program with signs of compliance. Congress is weighing long range proposals aiming to align supply with demand and secure fair prices. The piece notes a return to New Deal ideas, balancing production with market prices and reducing public costs.
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Kennedy
Congress
U. S. Supreme Court
Benson
Chandler Arizonan Legal Notices Read For Public Insight
The Chandler Arizonan urges readers to study legal notices to learn what officials do for Chandler and the surrounding area. The piece argues legals inform about rules, ads, and local developments, defending the page as essential despite some advertisers calling it a "dead" page.
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Chandler
Solving Financial Problems Captioned by The Journal
A Belton Texas publication notes the Journal hints at future solutions for state and national finances while admitting current workload prevents solving broader financial issues. The tongue in cheek remark places local humor beside economic ambitions.
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Belton, Tex
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Gathered
A compact compilation of across and down clues listing numbered items for a crossword puzzle including gods, verbs, colors, and measurements with entries such as Baby god, Appellation of Athenary, Archaeic terms, and down clues like Offers to buy and Fortify with several entries referencing ancient deities and common words.
Philately’s Roots In 19th Century Stamp Collecting
The article traces early stamp collecting from Britain's 1840 adhesives to 1860 when many countries issued stamps. It covers rise of dealers and literature, catalogs, and albums, then describes the shift to serious collecting focused on production methods, varieties, and specialized themes. The piece defines philatelists as serious collectors who study details beyond mere accumulation.
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Great Britain
Britain
Latin America
Scandinavia
Posthumous Key Club Honor For Local Teen
In Kentucky Tennessee Key Clubs district, Fred Fly, 16, of Shelbyville Tennessee, receives the best all around lad award posthumously after being killed in a traffic accident days before the spring convention. Police seek suspects after a burglary at a Logan Ohio self service laundry where about 45 dollars was taken from a coin changer.
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Ken’‘ucky -Tennessee
Kiiwants
Fred Fly
Shebyville
Tenn
Logan
Ohio
Panhandle Mother Celebrates Little League Time
Betty Knicely recalls family life during Little League season with names for players and coaches. She describes hats, pregame chatter, practice antics, and the humor of parental expectations as the season returns.
Life On A Sub Compares With Space
Dr. Herbert P. Jacobi cites submarine life as a proxy for space travel due to confined habitats. He notes Triton crew endurance of 84 days and emphasizes monitoring and reducing carbon dioxide, contaminants, and gas mixtures for future undersea laboratories and space habitats.
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Omaha
Herbert P. Jacobi
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Jacobi
New London
Conn
U.S.S
Tritom
Tod
Shei
University
Spring Memories From Loving Parents In Verse
Anna Dorman reflects on springtime joys and the growth of her family from tiny babies to grandchildren. The poem traces special moments from birth and childhood through schooling, marriage, and aging, ending with gratitude to God for the ongoing journey.
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Anna Dorman
Meteorite hunt prompt at west central Nebraska request
A May 1 1961 meteor report in west central Nebraska prompts the American Meteorite Laboratory to ask for corroboration from Sidney readers. Glenn J. Huss requests travel direction, apparent size, and any sound reports, with a stamped return envelope for replies.
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Nebraska
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Sidney Woman's Society of Christian Service
Telegraph
Sidney, Nebraska
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American Meteorite Laboratory
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