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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1964
Page
4
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The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska’s oldest newspaper since 1873, is an associate AP member and Nebraska press member. It serves Cheyenne County as official county paper and publishes Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 830 Lith Ave, Sidney.
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce annual meeting shows renewed community enthusiasm after years of apathy. Despite 1964’s depot phase out and oil and gas cutbacks, civic leaders push a united effort to attract payrolls and residents, urging everyone to join the 1965 membership campaign and build lasting economic strength.
A cautious yet hopeful forecast for 1965 cites continued growth and record prosperity. Analysts note potential slowing in the latter year half but expect no decline, urging Congress to maintain investment incentives and possible tax cuts to sustain momentum. McGraw Hill’s report suggests five percent plus in plant and equipment spending, with higher consumer and government outlays adding to a likely steady expansion.
Americans spent almost two billion dollars on patent medicines last year and sales keep rising. Attention shifts to how effective non prescription drugs really are. Doctors agree FDA rules on safety and efficacy are good, and that persistent symptoms merit a doctor visit.
Essays from Scottsbluff Star-Herald and commentary in the Wall Street Journal discuss the push for high school vocational technical training, Nebraska’s Milford program, and private enterprise roles in apprenticeships, alongside global views on Khrushchev’s ouster and Western profits addressing poverty and philanthropy.
The Nebraska Legislature's Legislative Council released 16 month studies with proposals, including driver penalty changes, all state cars with flashing lights, river-basin development, anti pollution detergents, and a single higher education board. New officers and centennial plans highlighted the session.
A historical marker in Cozad Nebraska commemorates the One Hundredth Meridian, an imaginary line west of Greenwich. The 1866 Union Pacific milestone marked rail reach to the meridian, prompting ceremonies with notable excursionists, Pawnee dances, and photography beside a wood burning locomotive.
Nebraska new enlarged legislature schedules first session January 5 1965 with 49 seats. Maps list district numbers names and home addresses for each senator from Calista Cooper Hughes to George C Gerdes along with towns including Omaha Lincoln Hastings Bellevue Scottsbluff and Alliance.
A concise advertisement from Telegraph Printing Co. promotes its range of business forms and letterheads. Located at 830 11th Ave, the notice emphasizes that printing is their core business and invites customers to rely on them for supplies.
Extension health educator Helen Becker of the University of Nebraska urges hobbies for health and joy. She says hobbies fit all ages, especially those nearing retirement, and even simple acts of friendliness can bring happiness and better health.
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