Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Notes History and Affiliation
The Sidney Telegraph is the oldest Nebraska newspaper founded in 1873 and published every Monday Wednesday and Friday. It is an AP associate member and part of the Nebraska Press Association. The official newspaper of Cheyenne County, printed by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. at 830 11th Ave Sidney.
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Soil Conservation Winners Celebrate Farmers and Programs
The article praises farmers, planners, and the Soil Conservation Service for cooperative efforts that preserve soil productivity. It argues against hostile media narratives and highlights the life saving value of conservation work for future generations.
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Soil Conservation
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Building For The Future In Dalton Aids Local Industry
The Midwest Stramit Corp. in Dalton obtained a 45000 loan for operating and development capital arranged through Ft. Sidney Area Development Corp. with 35000 from the SBA and 10000 from its own resources. The program spurs regional industry finance, boosts payrolls, and broadens local participation in development efforts.
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Midwest Stramit Corp
Dalton
Ft. Sidney Area Development Corp
Small Business Administration
Sidney
Stramit
Rights for Women and Constitutional Equality Debate
The piece argues for gender equality without a new constitutional amendment, citing the presidential Commission on the Status of Women. It endorses court challenges to discriminatory laws, plus state laws for equal pay, equal jury service, and ending legal disabilities against women, urging direct action and an action program to remove unjust inequalities.
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Presidential Commission On the Status of
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VA Increases Guardian Role in Nebraska Program
The Veterans Administration reports a wider guardianship program in Nebraska during fiscal 1963 with 898 beneficiaries released from guardianship. net increase of 11 wards and 4076 wards under care. Over 77 percent are minors. nationwide, the program serves beneficiaries in 50 states Puerto Rico and the Philippines through 65 regional chief attorneys.
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Veterans Administration
Nebraska
A. H Duxbury
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Puerto Rico
Republic of the Philippines
Hot dog seller learns to trust his own conviction
An old man selling hot dogs on the roadside thrives until his son warns of a global gloom. After he doubts his own judgment and reduces orders the business collapses, illustrating the danger of following others and neglecting personal resolve.
Policemen Are Human Not Machines
A humorous meditation on police work highlighting the human side of officers. It notes diversity in gender and size, the variety of duties and locations, the challenges of public perception, and the mixed praise and blame officers receive. It ends with a quiet moment of gratitude from a grateful citizen.
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This Is Bible Week Observance Called National Bible Week
The Laymen's National Committee announces National Bible Week from October 21 to 27. The twenty third observance carries the theme The Bible Symbol of Unity urging unity among faiths and races to foster peace and understanding.
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Laymen’s National Committee, Inc
Trend Toward Cutting Foreign Aid Dominates Poll
A National Federation of Independent Business poll finds 92 percent favor curtailing foreign aid to curb the national debt. The NFIB calls this the strongest anti foreign aid sentiment in two decades and says Congressmen’s foreign aid stands will be a major issue next November.
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National Federation of Independent Business
Main Street
Danger At The Curb
Autumn leaves pose severe hazards as leaf bonfires burn or disfigure people and children are struck by cars at dusk. The piece warns of fatalities when kids play near curbside leaf piles and motorists fail to see them due to speed and dust.
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North Platte Telegraph Bulletin
Puzzle Grid Clues and Down Answers
A dense set of crossword style clues with Across and Down entries including references to Roman numerals and varied topics. The grid lists answers from 0 to 142 with many thematic and generic terms, typical of a published puzzle page.
My mother-in-law nourishes body and soul with balance
The speaker praises his mother-in-law for generous hospitality and reverent meals that honor sustenance and prayer. She models fair sharing, rejects waste, and treats food as sacred, contrasting her approach with modern demands for efficiency and profit. She values morality, family ritual, and communal care in a fragile social landscape.
Check Soil Moisture for Next Year’s Crop
University of Nebraska Extension irrigationist Paul Fischbach urges checking subsoil moisture now. If moisture is low, irrigate after harvest. Soil should be moist to six feet depth at planting. Fall irrigation replenishes moisture and helps leach salts from the root zone.
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Lincoln
Paul Fischbach
University of Nebraska Extension
Fischbach
Lawn mowing guidance and bond interest notes
Lincoln lawn care rules advise keeping mowing height at summer level until snow covers the grass to prevent winter smothering. In financial news, Series H Savings Bonds pay interest twice yearly, averaging 33.4 percent on bonds held to maturity.
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Lincoln
Wayne Whitney
University of Nebraska Extension Horticulturist
Treasury
About Face in Wheat Policy Critique by Cheyenne County Leader
Chairman ED NARJES of the Cheyenne County Republican Central Committee argues against selling wheat to Russia. He questions the foreign policy shift, cites test ban treaty doubts, and warns of continued Soviet harassment while urging a firmer stance and use of surplus to aid domestic needs.
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ED Narjes
Cheyenne County
Republican’ Central Committee
Russia
Berlin
Nord
Nebraska lawmakers weigh eight items in Morrison call
Nebraska's 43 senators were recalled for a special session with a list of eight major items. The agenda includes budget corrections, a potential advisory opinion from the supreme court, protection of contracts under the 1959 installment sales act, usury statute revisions, time sales concerns, bottle club licensing corrections, and eminent domain powers for watershed districts plus a land transfer to the University of Nebraska. Governor Morrison warned against advisory opinions and stressed haste, unless usury revisions broaden the session.
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Supreme Court
Nebraska
Watershed Conservancy Districts
State Game Commission
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Special Credit Advisory
Morrison
Dispatch
State Department
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