NFO and The Farm Holiday compared in farm protest history
The piece compares the National Farmers Organization action to the 1930s farmers holiday movement as a protest against agricultural conditions. It notes violence and injuries tied to the NFO effort, argues the federal government bears responsibility for agriculture confusion, and calls for extensive government solutions, even suggesting computer-driven analysis.
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National Farmers Organization
NFO
NFC
United States
Wheat Sale Aftermath Shows Gains for United States
Agriculture Secretary Freeman highlighted tangible and long range benefits from the wheat sale to the Soviet Union. Taxpayers saved about 85 million dollars in storage charges, improving the US balance of payments and shrinking Soviet gold reserves. The move also exposed weaknesses in collectivist agriculture and could ease future US Soviet tensions without sacrificing freedoms.
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Freeman
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
U. S
Hunger for College Sees Public Colleges Dominate Growth
The Office of Education projects enrollment to double in a decade, reaching 4.8 million this fall with 1,225,000 freshmen. By 1975 public colleges will educate about 75 percent of students, shifting cost burdens to taxpayers despite long term public gain. The forecast signals higher taxes to fund public higher education and a noticeable short term impact on taxpayers.
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United States Office of Education
The Uneducated Uncle and the Costs of Wealth
A narrator recalls an uncle who lacked formal schooling yet profited in business, warning that education alone does not guarantee virtue. He contrasts material success with Billy Graham’s call for self restraint, notes the allure of wealth, and reflects on leaders, politics, and a shared human destiny beyond money. The piece ends with a sweeping list of figures and a sense of impending universal judgment.
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Billy Graham
Canada Wheat Harvest Boom Sets New Prairie Record
Canada reports 29,080,000 acres planted to spring wheat across prairie provinces, a new high, up from 26,996,000 last year and well above the 1940 peak. US acreage controls and world demand shape the outlook as Canada exports are expected to remain strong amid large plantings and weather-driven yields. The piece contrasts Canadian freedom from acreage limits with US restrictions and notes potential shifts in global wheat markets. It also touches Nebraska hog producers and Centennial pork chop plans.
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Canada
Russia
Dominion
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Prairies
United States
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Saskatchewan
Argentina
Australia
National Miller
Nebraska Swine Producers Association
Midlands
Omaha World-Herald
A Texan Looks at Lyndon Book Recommendation
A letter from Betty Knicely endorses A Texan Looks at Lyndon by J Evetts Haley. She urges readers across parties to consider the work and notes Palo Duro Press sells copies for $1 from Canyon Texas.
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Lyndon
J. Evetts Haley
Canyon
Texas
Palo Duro Press
P. O
Way Back When Ten Decades of Sidney News Compiled
Ten-year windows recap Sidney history from 1954 to 1890s with notes on Lois Marek’s Wheat Queen nomination, library growth, polio cases, local business openings, Beta Sigma Phi events and long-running Telegraph milestones. Includes photographs, birthdays, and community notes across decades.
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Sidney Telegraph
Lois Marek
Lodgepole
Cheyenne County
Sidney Public Library
Sidney
Scottsbluff Hospital
Dean Killion
James Edwards
Edwards Veterinary Hospital
23Rd Ave
Jackson St
George Taylor
Zlota Exemplar Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Note on Local Press
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska’s oldest newspaper founded in 1873, announces its status as associate member of The Associated Press and member of the Nebraska Press Association. It is the official newspaper of Cheyenne County and publishes on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska.
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Western
Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Across and Down Clues Puzzle Solution List
A compact set of crossword style clues with across and down entries including Abject Caress Moonstar Dealer in gems etc. The grid references unknown. clues range from simple synonyms to abbreviations and foreign terms across many common crossword themes.
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Lowe
Feck
Kfows Vg
Poe
Yale
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New York Stock Exchange
White House
Lbj
Barry
Billy Grahams
Perdition
My Uncle
George Washington
the Bearded Lady
The
Circus
Fats Waller
Mahatma Ghandi
Cleopatra
Sabu the Elephant Boy
Bing Crosby
Babe Ruth
the Unknown Soldier
Billy the Kid
Calamity Jane
Whistler
Diamond Jim Brady
Uncle Tom
Bull Montana
Aaron Burr
Mrs. Calabash
Alexander the Great
Ivan the Terrible
Sam the Pantsmaker
Yours
Betty Knicely
Mrs
Jack R. Knicely
Rt. 1
Kimball, Nebr
Sept
Sidney, Nebr
Dix Country Gardeners
L. G. Griffith
Jack Dedrick
Nebraska University
Pfc
Jeanne H. Crabb
WAC
Ivan E. Crabb
Clifton Edwin Helizer
U. S. Navy
J. J. Heizer
Dalton
Anna Reineka
West Sidney Draw
Sterling
Clara Klein
Methodist Women’s Book Club
Frank Boyle
Tokyo
Victory
Carl Ziegler
Roche Hospital
Mervin Hughes
Potter
Arnold Kahler
Hedin
Broadwater
Robineau
Telegraph
Sidney Drug Company
E. A. Winter
J. W. Billeter
Billeter
Jake Million
Los Angeles
Ralph Davidson
Harry Schley
Plattsmouth
Chester Krueger
Dick Krueger
Colton
Sidney High
Athletic Park
Fred Parks
Rube Smith
Denver
Smith
Parks
Chamber of Commerce
Denver Boosters
Sam Fine
M. W. Osborn
F. W. Vath
F. G. Griffith
Gus Wellner
H. A. Stover
Frank Matthes
August Matthes
Altona
Neb
Labor Bureau
G. V. Doran
Sidney Coal and Ice Co
Andrew Nelson
Potter Precinct
Riggs & Cochran
McFadden
Front Street
Frankie Krueger
A. D. Stewitts
White House Hall
Episcopal Church
Matt Daugherty
F. Doran
Dawson’s
Doran
Firth Booth
Lodge Pole
Doran & Tobin
H. W. Chowins
E. H. Stevens
Uriah Goodwin
Maine
Talon
High Cliff
Adam
Ohio College Town
Romaine
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