Editorial Page of The Sidney Telegraph
The Sidney Telegraph, Cheyenne County’s official newspaper, publishes three times weekly from 830 11th Ave in Sidney Nebraska. Western Nebraska’s oldest paper founded in 1873 and an Associated Press associate member.
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Nebraska Press Assn
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Llth Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
Western Nebraska
The
Associated Press
Election Eve Harmony and the Party Etiquette
The article warns hosts to ensure all guests share the same political faith for an election night gathering. It advises that unanimous joy or gloom prevents friction and property damage, while mixed reactions risk bad blood. It notes partisans rarely remain friendly on election eve.
Rail safety valve hopes to ease rail wage dispute
The management union agreement to refer work rule and wage disputes to a presidential commission offers a possible solution to long rising tensions between U S railroads and unions. Five members from each side and five public members give a public interest role to mediation and guidance though not mandatory.
Remembering Eichmann and the Nazi Atrocity
A critical look at a television documentary on Adolf Eichmann and the Nazi machinery of genocide. The piece warns that anti semitism remains a dangerous force and that civilization must not forget the horrors of the Holocaust or the ease with which state policy can turn to slaughter.
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Adolph Eichmann
Eichmann
Nazi Germany
Hitler
Urban counties demand federal aid for city issues
The census lists 16 counties larger than any state except six, led by Los Angeles and Cook counties with vast populations. The piece argues their size prompts better city focus and criticizes rural-biased apportionment, urging a federal urban affairs bureau to address county and city complaints.
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Los Angeles
Cook
Chicago
Federal Bureau
Department of Urban Affairs
Crosswords Puzzle Clues Across and Down Listed
A compact listing of crossword clues across and down covering topics from prevaricated and Belgian commune to actions like perform and endure, plus items on counts, pronouns, and common crossword entries. Includes many short definitions for clues and typical puzzle entries.
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Ember
Editors See Eisenhower era polling closely, 1960 race forecast
Editors across daily and weekly newspapers forecast a Nixon Lodge victory in 1960, citing Publishers Auxiliary polls. Daily editors predicted 379 electoral votes for Nixon in 32 states. weekly editors favored Nixon in 36 states with 416 votes. Some editors warn results may reflect bias, not actual public mood.
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United States
Dwight Eisenhower
Publishers’ Auxiliary
Eisenhower
Nixon
Lodge
Kennedy-Johnson
Nebraska Weekly
Nebraska Daily
Social Security earnings limits anger Wisconsin readers
Madison State Journal notes public reaction to the new earnings limit rules for Social Security beneficiaries. It explains the Senate proposal to raise the limit from 1200 to 1800 and the House version creating a sliding scale that withholds benefits above 1200, with full effect below age 72, criticizing the plan as unfair and confusing while questioning Congressional motives toward elderly independence.
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Madison, Wis
State Journal
Congress
Senate
House
News Interest Pushes TV Schedules Toward News Specials
An examination of television schedules shows rising emphasis on news programs and specials. Public interest in national and world events remains high, with dramatic reporting boosting newspaper and magazine circulation and encouraging viewers to seek deeper understanding of society. GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY.
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Bute
Five Years Ago in Sidney and Nearby News Roundup
Five years past a United Airlines DC6B crash near Longmont killed 38. Elton Hickok, 41 and son of R. L. Hickok of Sidney, was among the dead. In Sidney, Red the dog returned after being missing since last hunting season, welcomed home in the house. The 20th well on Clarence Dorman’s farm northwest of Sidney began, part of the Dor man lease. Saturday will mark Popcorn John Day proclaimed by Mayor J. Fred Thompson, with Lions Club sponsorship and Bill Raper overseeing fruit and produce. The Sidney Cribbage Club plans its first weekly meeting at the city auditorium to crown a local cribbage champ, amid long-standing disputes over the title.
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United Airlines
Longmont
Colo
Sidney
Elton Hickok
Seattle
R. L. Hickok
Pete Nielsen
Red
Clarence Dorman
Dorman
John Day
J. Fred Thompson
Sidney Lions Club
John
Bill Raper
Sidney Cribbage Club
City Auditorium
J. W. Johnson
L. T Poole
W. M. Winders
Sidney Approves Seven Building Permits Amid Growth
A Friday city council session approved seven permits including Wes Berry's cabin camp project on West Illinois Street with an estimated cost of 18000 dollars. Norman Fisher, son of Charles Fisher, died in the Pacific SB-30 crash en route from Honolulu to California. Joseph Ladine, 44, Dalton farmer, died from ptomaine poisoning contracted on a Denver trip. Forrest Planck hauled senior girls to Oshkosh Florida? to cheer the Sidneys. A fire at Western Ice and Storage Co caused smoke in the southeast area and minor floor fire between levels.
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Sidney
Wes Berry
West
Illinois Street
Charles Fisher
Norman
Fisher
Pacific
Consolidated Airlines
Honolulu
California
Denver
Joseph J. Ladine
Dalton Farmer
Ladine
Forrest Planck
Oshkosh
Merna Planck
Betty McKelvey
Lois McBride
Phyllis Mahaffey
Phillis Richardson
Western Ice and Storage Co
Oil exploration leases expand in western Nebraska
Byrd-Frost Inc confirmed leasing of a half million acres in western Nebraska for extensive oil exploration. Magnolia Petroleum co participates with Byrd-Frost in testing the block. Cheyenne county records record the first winter chill with 20 degrees by Wednesday morning. Safeway opens a deluxe grocery store in Sidney on Saturday replacing the former stores across from the old Piggly Wiggly. Ward Johnson to manage the new store with H R Bud Logan overseeing meat department.
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Nebraska
Byrd-Frost, Inc
Dallas
Texas
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Byrd- Frost
Cheyenne County
Safeway
Deluxe
Sidney
Piggly Wiggly
Ward Johnson
H. R
Bud) Logan
1926 Auto Plates Green Numerals Approved
The state department selected green numerals on black for 1926 plates after a cheaper red and white option. About 255000 plates ordered at a cost of 50000 dollars. Other notes report Halloween quiet, laundry industry gains, a Bridgeport cat in a laundry basket, St Patrick's bazaar, a dance by the Southern Serenaders, and a minor Union Pacific train delay with no injuries.
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State Department
Hallowe’en
Bridgeport
St. Patrick’s Church
Southern Serenaders
Leo Bartholomew
Union Pacific
Fire alarm chaos delays locating blaze on Tuesday
A Tuesday morning fire alarm caused confusion and uncertainty as responders hunted for the blaze. Firemen concluded the building was burned by the time they found it, warning that careless alarms endanger lives and property. Also, Clyde Johnson’s wagon toppled near West Lincoln Way after his team bolted during a furniture move, causing damage. Halloween festivities Saturday night were lively with anticipation.
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Clyde Johnson
West Lincoln Way
Peetz
Hallowe’en
Electric light spread grows in Sidney households
Fifty five years ago the Sidney electric light plant earns praise from patrons as many residents adopt electric lighting. Citizens listed as now using the service include A. Pease J. J. McIntosh D. J. Scanlon L. H. Bordwell A. Granneman W. E. White and Chas Calla.
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Sidney
A. Pease
J. J. McIntosh
D. J. Scanlon
L. H. Bordwell
A. Granneman
W. E. White
Chas. Calla
A Heart to Fill the Bobtail Flush Tonight
A speaker pleads for a loyal heart to withstand dark times and hostile hands. The verse emphasizes a modest desire for inner courage and humanity over wealth or fame, portraying a fragile night illuminated by a single, beating heart.
Local Electric Service Listings and School Plans in Sidney
A list of local business houses using electric lights is provided, including H V Redington and D J Scanlon among others, with mentions of the U P Stock Yards and various churches and hotels. The Sidney Schools have an up to date laboratory and seek state accreditation, while the board eyeing an addition to the school building due to crowding. Alliance reports agents inspecting homestead compliance, warning that those who merely hold claims with little effort face sorrow.
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D. J. Scanlon
Sidney Drug Co
Greenlee & Benson
U. S
Sidney Telegraph
E. R. Yaegle
Commercial
T. B. Dawson
First National Bank
M. E. Church
Metropolitan
H.E. Brown
A. Pease & Sons
American Bank
B. & M. Depot
M. H. Tobin
D. Bergman
Kruse Bros
L. Bergman
Episcopal Church
Tobin Opera House
U.P. Stock Yards
L. Jessen
D. Essig
Dworak & Vath
J. R. Merifield
1.C.C.F. Hall
J. P. Lingaard
Lutheran Church
Sidney
Sidney Lodge No 12 Degree of Honor Organized in Sidney
Sidney Lodge No 12 Degree of Honor organized in Sidney on Thursday evening with 33 members. Officers elected for year ending June 30, 1896 include Mrs. Carrie Struthers PCH Addie Winkleman CH Mary Griffith LH Carrie Peterson Co of C Bessie Brennan Recorder Ora B Daugherty Receiver Mirrie Vernon Treasurer Ida Gorham SA Luella Sweet IV. Also notes wedding announcement Miss Joyce to Michael O R Hughes in Cheyenne. Mike Tobin housewarming praised. Halloween mischief by Sidney boys. Val Dick moves to Jo Sharmer's house. Deacon John A Carley back from Wheatland. arrival of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Libby at Lodge Pole.
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Sidney Lodge No
Order of
United Woodman
Sidney
Carrie Struthers
P.C.H
Addie Winkleman
Marry Griffith
Carrie Peterson
Bessie Brennan
Ora B. Daugherty
Mirrie Vernon
Ida Gorham
S.A
Luella Sweet
Levi H Bordwell
Libby
Lodge Pole
First Snow Hits Town As Thanksgiving Proclaimed
A winter storm swept through with heavy flakes turning to drifting snow by night. Trains delayed. town commerce halted. President proclaims November 26 as national Thanksgiving Day. Barn burned near Camp Clarke. a stage driver braves the storm. Local orders seek wood-cutters on Lawrence Fork. suspects may face U.S. prosecutions. Nigeria supplies most of the world’s columbite used in jet engines.
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S. Brown
Camp Clarke
Mr.Brown
Star Clothing
Adams
Rose Street
Star Clothing House
Morrow
Lawrence Fork
Sidney
United States
Panhandle Mother by Betty Knicely at Sidney Rest Home
A guest recounts a rewarding evening with senior residents at Sidney's Rest Home. The visit features warm hospitality, shared songs, personal stories, and a 92 year old host who walks three miles to mingle, plus a wheelchair kiss and garden gifts that left a lasting impression of grace and gratitude.
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Sidney’s
Susan
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Music guidance from bandmaster Willie Lamb
JD PRINCE ALBERT Sask AP Willie Lamb bandmaster for 25 years proposes keeping boys out of trouble by engaging them in music. He says a boy who plays an instrument in a band will never get into trouble with the law and believes widespread music study would reduce crime.
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Prince Albert
Sask
Willie Lamb
Lamb
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