Kidney Telegraphs Editorial Note and Publication Details
Fragment describes a weekly editorial page from The Kidney Telegraphs published by Telearchich Printing Inc in Sidney Nebraska. It mentions a 4 time winner of Nebraska Press Association General Excellence Award and notes a schedule of Monday Wednesday and Friday issues. Local publisher address provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska, Press Assn
Kidney Telegraphs
Telearchich Printing A Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
Pew
Nebraska Amendment 7 Advocates Area in Apportionment
The piece urges Nebraskans to vote FOR Amendment 7, arguing area and population should influence legislative representation in the unicameral system. It acknowledges eastern opposition but asserts area as a partial measure ensures fair rural and urban balance, endorsing seven amendments overall as meritorious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Two Outstanding Governors Candidates Leave Voters Ready
The Nebraska race for governor features Frank Morrison Democrat and Fred Seaton Republican. Morrison has proven steady in a first term, focusing on western policy and committee leadership, while Seaton is a seasoned public servant and strong GOP nominee with broad influence. Nebraskans can vote Tuesday for proven leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Frank Morrison
Morrison
Panhandle
Fred Seaton
GOP
Morrisbh
Seaton
The Queen of Sheba Lands Face Turmoil in Arabia Felix
The article describes revolt in Yemen, with monarchy overthrown and rivals clashing with monarchists. It notes Yemen once thrived as Arabia Felix, site of Marib dam remains, Sana capital with early skyscrapers, and new oil prospects drawing Western interest to a region historically fertile but now unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheba
Att Imam
Arabia
Yemen
Saba
South Arabia
Solomon
Marib
Sana
America
Arabia Felix
California Set To Overtake New York In Population
A 1960s projection predicts California will surpass New York in population between now and 1970 as California gains about 1,600 people daily compared with New York's 700. By 1970 California 22 million versus New York 18.5 million. By 1990 totals reach 30 million for California and 23 million for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
California
West Coast
Sidney project reviews five year progress and land plan shift
Five years back the Sidney Community Improvement Project reported two years of work at the junior high auditorium. A revised plan targets a low tax levy industrial site east of Sidney and shifts to transferring only Union Pacific property. Local civic leaders reportedly scrapped moving two land tracts from School District No. 1 to No. 77 and now pursue the single property transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Union Pacific
Cheyenne County
Ben - Callies
Lodgevale
Cheyenne “County
Memorial Hospital
Corperate
Lodgele
Joel Babcock
Episcopal Parish
Hall
Robert Wait
Jaycee
City Auditorium
Sidney reorganization taps Moore as police chief and Krueger as night chief
Mayor Roche announced a tentative shake up in Sidney police leadership with Night Marshall Sid Moore named police chief replacing R H Rogers and William Krueger elevated to night chief. Bertrand Schultz reported a major fossil find near Broadwater a nearly complete camel skull three feet long. Cheyenne county farmers may gain FSA funds for irrigation wells per RS Cole FSA supervisor saying such a plan seems imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
R. E. Roche
Roche
Sid Moore
R. H. Rogers
William Krueger
Moore
Bertrand Schultz
Lincoln
Nebraska State Museum
Broadwater
America
Cheyenne County
FSA
Russell Cole
Tunney Beats Dempsey in Ten Round Chicago Bout
Gene Tunney retained the heavyweight title by defeating Jack Dempsey in a ten round match at Soldiers Field Chicago before about 150 000 fans. The event drew an estimated 2 800 000 in gate receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Soldiers Field
Chicago
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
State Railway Commission
Sidney
Kahl
Potter
Sterling
Methodist Parsonage
G M Henderson
Guy Terman
Mar
55 Years Ago J L McIntosh Family Return from Omaha Visit
A 55 year old item notes J L McIntosh and family returning Wednesday from an Omaha visit. Also mentions Mrs W J Shoemaker leaving for Lincoln for a week, plus arrests and relocations tied to local residents and new realty ventures. Wheat yields reach 35 bushels per acre with red wheat selling around 88 cents and macaroni 78 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Radcliffe
Leona Oberfelder
Ak-Sar-Ben
George ,Kratz
L. J. Clemmons
Greenfield
Earl Kratz
Denver
Wheatland
Wyo
Sidney Merc
N. G. Brewer
Earl Spitler
H. P. Loft
Fred Parks
J. L. McIntosh
Omaha
W. J. Shoemaker
Lincoln
Sheriff McDaniel
K. Barr
Alice
Anna Stuht
Rebekah
Iowa
City
Callahan
Bentley
Mason
W E. Swatzlander
Western Realty Co
Cheyenne County
Grandpa Bulis Heads to Old Soldiers Home
65 years ago Grandpa Bulis departed last Tuesday for the Old Soldiers Home at Grand Island. The note hopes peace and happiness may go with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandpa Bulis
Old Soldiers Home
Grand Island
Howard
Omaha
Benton
Cow Island
Sidney
Montana
Oregon
California
Post Office Moves Into New Quarters in City
The post office was moved into its new quarters on Wednesday evening. Reverend Moore the new minister of the Methodist Church arrived in the city yesterday. Pierre Sanders, ex postmaster, departed Sunday evening for Rock Springs Wyoming to join a mercantile firm. Editor Beard of the Kimball Observer visited and placed an order for printing ballots for Kimball County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. ‘Moore
Methodist Church
Sidney
Pierre Sanders
Sidney Democratic convention nears end with calm proceedings
The Sidney county convention met in the new court room with 51 delegates. No strong contests emerged for nominations. Mack Radcliff became commissioner nominee and Doomer accepted county judge nomination. J. A. Borie attended church. Jas. M. Ray of the North Platte Telegraph visited and praised Sidney’s location. A second chautauqua circle may form. Lutheran church cornerstone laid with relics including a Bible and local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
J. H. Yensen
J. L. Robson
Telegraph
Mack Radcliff
Doomer
J. A. Borie
New Lutheran Church
J. W. Lenker
Grand Island
Lutheran Church
United States
Telegraph and Democrat
Wheat products contain essential elements for nutrition
At the National Wheat Utilization Research Conference in Lincoln Nebraska Mr Copley of the USDA Western Regional Utilization Research Laboratory Albany California stated that wheat supplies nearly all elements needed for human nutrition challenging common beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Copley
Us$ Department of Agriculture
Western Regional Utilization Research Laboratory
Albany
Calif
It Vote For Amendment Seven Shapes Nebraska Ballot
Editors urge Nebraskans to vote For Amendment No. 7 to ensure fair representation in the State Legislature for Keith County. They argue unions seek population based power, oppose area representation, and warn against Omaha dominance and labor influence on lawmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Keith County
Afl-Cio
Omaha
Food Is Our Top Bargain Says Nation Eats Well
Dr William Colwell of Hay Springs cites high food value and lower price growth as proof that food is America's top bargain John Strohm a major U S writer notes Americans spend about 20 percent of after tax income on food and enjoy higher quality and variety while storage and distribution link farms to urban tables with rapid shipping and economies of scale aiding living standards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Colwell
Hay Springs
Alliance Rotary Club
America
John Strohm
U. S
Strohm
United States
Nigeria
Strohmers
Maine
Iowa
California
Boston
Zis
Fraternities Lose Ground in Modern Colleges
The piece surveys a national trend toward dismantling or reforming college fraternities as campuses expand classrooms and labs. It notes Case Institute of Technology tearing down most fraternity houses for teaching space, Williams College shifting room and board away from fraternities, and calls to curb discrimination. It discusses Hell Week becoming Help Week, reforms, and the lingering debate over the fraternity's role in education and social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Case Institute of Technology
Cleveland
Williams College
Massachusettes
College
Election Smash Campaign Song for Seaton
A Panhandle mother writes with satire about political sabotage in the newsroom during a heated Morrison Seaton gubernatorial race. She imagines coworkers opposing views, vows to write a catchy tune to sway voters, and ends with a reminder to exercise the democratic right and vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Seaton
Jan
Anthony
Bobby Kennedy
Wheat yields rise as breeders target 100 to 150 bushels
The article argues U S wheat production could greatly increase through hybrid seed and semi dwarf wheat. With North Dakota fields yielding 60 bushels per acre, agronomists foresee future gains as populations rise and land pressure grows, reducing required acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
North Dakota
Telegraph Want Ads Tease Promoting Classified Sales
Local notice promotes telegraph classified ads inviting readers to place wants and trades. Mentions quick responses and broad reach through the Telegraph service.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newapapar
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Ausn
Chayenne
County
Lene
Here Comes
Sidney ‘Telegraph
J. H. Heinlein
Joe
Rex
Chadron
Sidney Chadron
Western Nebraska Observer
Kimball
W. B. Cargill
Jess Long
Art Hendrickson
Omaha World Herald
Frances Lathrop
Vermillion
S. Dak
Lathrop
University of South Dakota
Dakota Republican
South Dakota
Terman
Weikhorst
Sisters, Co
Georgia Martin
Oldershaw
East School
Hardy
Pratt & Ferris
Black Hills
A. J. Haskell
Great
Union Pacific Railroad
Missouri River
Alliance Daily Times
Herald
Betty Knicely
Democrats
Fred
iMore
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!