Telegraph of a Semi Weekly Sidney Newspaper Formed
The Telegraph, a Sidney Nebraska independent weekly and Friday issue, serves Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska. It is published by J C Bush and Jack H Lowe with WM Lowe as editor and I C Bush and H Op Craig in roles including advertising and society pages.
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J. C. Bush
Jack H. Lowe
Jack. WM. Lowe
I. Cc. Bush
H. OP. Craig
Walter Davis
Postoffice
Sidney
Nebraska
11Th Avenue
Mlinois Street
Cheyenne County
Westirn
Editorial Riff on Washington Secrets and Public Policy
The piece laments withholding of government information over fifteen years and criticizes former officials now publishing memoirs. It argues secrecy harmed citizens and veterans, noting war consequences and foreign views, ending with a blunt personal stance of confusion and disapproval.
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Washington
Washington D. C
Critics fault Nebraska game commission over hunting season rules
The Nebraska state game commission faces criticism for staggered opening dates for pheasant and duck seasons. Pheasants could be hunted from October 18, ducks from October 21, with differing sundown cutoffs. Readers question the timing of releasing hundreds of pheasants along Lodgepole Creek near openings, despite posted areas.
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Nebraska State Game Commission
Game Department
Lodgepole Creek
Ouree
Come To The Telegraph For Your Office Supplies
Local office-supply shop advertises a wide range of papers pens and filing products. The Telegraph promotes bulk discounts and quick service for businesses and schools in the area.
Wit and Whimsy Across a Patchwork Page
A curio of humorous notes and societal quips, reflecting early 20th century views. Jokes about aging, language, politics, fashion, and culture flood the column with short quips. The piece riffs on English manners, American life, and international quirks through tersely phrased vignettes and wry observations.
Letter Box To The Editor On Panhandle Hospital Fund
A reader urges caution on a county funded hospital and praises public discussion. The Telegraph quotes hospital committee members detailing why a tax supported facility should be avoided, noting doctor shortages and staffing concerns. The letter also references past meetings, public interest, and proposed donor selected operating boards.
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Ccord
You
Nebraska
Sean Operating Boards
J. K. Mahr
Paper shortage for adding machines noted by The Telegraph
The Telegraph reports a limited supply of adding machine paper, available in rolls or cases. Suppliers note the material is scarce but currently in good stock.
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the Telegraph
Editorial
Commission
Groton
State Department
Lady Godiva
Paris
England
Missouri
Whistler
Whistlers
Panhandle Memor WL Hospital
Jack Lowe
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney, Nebraska
Mr. Lowe
Eisenhouser
MacArthur
Ike
George C. Marshall
Marshall
U.S
Columbia University
Hampshire
J. M
Porter Oil ‘Co
Jobs Daughters
Bake Sale
Jenkins
Venetian Blind Company
Scottspluff, Nebraska
H. Stevens
Jackson Street
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