Sidney Telegraph editorial page note
The Sidney Telegraph traces its heritage to 1873 as Western Nebraska's oldest paper and official Cheyenne County newspaper. Published Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co. in Sidney, Nebraska, it remains associate AP and Nebraska Press Association member.
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Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Nebraska I-80 Formula and National 4-H Club Week Reflections
The piece notes the I-80 Formula's rural urban split ~73.7 26.3 and its near adherence, praising Nebraska planners and questioning political motives. It then highlights National 4-H Club Week with emphasis on four key words Encourage Recognize Influence Report and the program's wide impact through youth, leaders, and officials.
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Nebraska Highway Advisory Commission
Commission
Nebraska
Bureau of Public Roads
Omaha-Lincoln
Nighttime ritual of a middle aged woman staying young
A reflective piece on nightly beauty routines, aging, and the stubborn hope for miracle creams. It contrasts youthful vanity with mature acceptance, noting ads promise restoration while a husband admires his wife’s effort to stay beautiful. The narrator jokes about romance, time, and social security as years pass.
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Grandma Moses
Ellie Sommer
Federal purse strings pressure Nebraska on highway safety
The federal government threatens to cut 3.2 million dollars in Nebraska highway aid after 1968 unless the state adopts driver re examination and compulsory vehicle inspection programs. The piece notes Congress linked funds to safety rules under the 1966 act, highlighting federal power over state programs and funds.
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Nebraska
Congress
Scottsbluff Star Herald
Sidney hometown notes 10 years ago items listed
Permit for new St. Paul’s Lutheran school, packing plant remodel and volume increase. A 1951 car driven by Margaret A. Lienemann collided with Gerald Dickenson’s car near 2556 El Rancho Rd. Community updates include stockholders meeting Oct. 23, bids for Sioux Villa wiring, notable deaths in Idaho and Phoenix, and local achievements from L. J. Weber to Christina Dugger. County projects, school, church events, and a mix of 10 year nostalgia items.
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Margaret A. Lienemann
Sidney
el Rancho Rd
Gerald Dickenson
Sioux Villa Wiring
Knight Electric
Ernest Moses
Idaho
Nora West
Phoenix
State
Sidney Air Service
Bob Bunnel
Jim Wamsley
Christina Dugger
Morrill County
L. J. Weber
A. F. Weber
Phillips Petroleum Co
Sam Public decries move-over voting bans after failed residency rule
Sam Public, recently moved states, cannot vote in both the primary and November elections, sparking debate over residency requirements. The essay argues many new residents are disenfranchised and deserve a method to cast ballots without waiting periods, noting informed newcomers can rival long-time locals.
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Sam
Doctors and patients clash over political influence
The Lincoln Star reports on Dr Max Raines of North Platte urging physicians to engage politically and speak to clientele as a captive audience. Critics warn this risks medical trust and turns doctors into political tools, urging caution and patient respect.
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Max Raines
North Platte
Nebraska
American Academy of General Practice
Dr. Raines
Raines
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Lincoln Star
Jumbled puzzle text with scattered clues and errors
A fragmented document presents a word puzzle with numerous garbled clues and stray characters. Several entries resemble crossword style hints such as Winged insect and Stain, though many lines are corrupted, misspelled, or incomplete, making the intended grid unreadable.
State Auditor Keeps Nebraska Finances In Check
Ray C. Johnson of Lincoln, the Republican nominee, has held the post for 28 years, overseeing a multi department budget, auditing county and state books, and certifying CPA exams. Arthur Case, also of Lincoln, seeks the seat for the Democrats as the general election approaches.
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Nebraska
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Power State Board of Equalization
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State Records Board
Nebraska State Board of Public Accountancy
Eat A Better Breakfast
Lincoln news notes Better Breakfast Month with tips from Ethel Diedrichsen UNL extension specialist. Encourage a nutritious morning meal even with a tight schedule, prep the night before, and consider drinking breakfast via orange juice or nog. Aids weight loss myths and avoids calorie laden snacks by promoting fruit cereal eggs toast and beverages.
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Ethel Diedrichsen
University of Nebraska Extension Foods and Nutrition
Miss Diedrichsen
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