Dairies Warn of Out of State Calf Purchases
Dr Ward Redman warns livestock men about dairy calf purchases from outside the state. Some calves under two months old arrive without their dam, with health problems and deaths reported. The note urges caution and cites a law prohibiting entry of calves under two months without their dam.
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Ward Redman
A.C.P
Cheyenne County
Bob Hatch
Nature
Bridgeport
National Guard Armory
Logan County Fairgrounds
Dryland 4-H Club holds March 20 meeting at Mt Vernon Center
The Dryland Toughies 4-H Club met at 8:00 PM March 20 1970 in Mt Vernon Community Center. Randy Mathewson acted as temporary secretary after the secretary was absent and 10 minutes were used for roll call listing calf weights.
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Mtt. Vernon
Randy Mathewson
Dudge
Dan Spearow
Ray Woten
Debtte
Sakurada
Chamber of Commerce Week Proclaimed in Sidney and Cheyenne County
Mayor Robert Hossle proclaims April 5 to 11 as Chamber of Commerce Week in Sidney and Cheyenne County. He lauds the Cheyenne County Chamber for its 460 members, civic leadership, advocacy of free enterprise, private initiative, and partnership in community development. Citizens and organizations are urged to observe and join the observance.
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Cheyenne County
Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
Sidney
Robert Hassle
Nebraska
Pioneer Ranchers Seek Northern Nebraska Ranches in 1878
The Omaha Bee reports James Creighton plans a large cattle ranch in northwest Nebraska near the Niobrara branch, with 2500 Texas cattle expected this season. Others including Herman Kountze Bassett C S Carrier and Stebbins parties prepare outfits to establish ranches 100 miles west of ONeill City. Several prospects travel via Elkhorn Valley routes to stake land with more names mentioned.
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Nebraska
Nebraska State Historical Society
Omaha Bee
James Creighton
Niobrara River
Long Pine Creek
North Platte
Omaha
Creighton
Herman Kountze
McClure
Pittsburg
Kountze
O'Neill City
Messrs
Bassett
C. S. Carrier
George
Charles Stebbins
Enterprise
Elkhorn Valley
Fonenelle
West Point
Wisner
Norfolk
Mr. Sharp
D.j.mccann
Capt
Nickerson
Dr. Tower
Col. Royall
Special Guests Added to LCW Meeting at Holy Trinity
Two guests joined the Lutheran Church Women list at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church last Thursday and were honored this morning. Names include Mrs. Lillian Johnson, Mrs. Henry Dumler, Mrs. Walter Grumwald, Mrs. Frieda Thomas, Mrs. Arthur Ladine, Mrs. John Sell, Mrs. Elvin Kahl, Mrs. Harvey George, and Mrs. Henry Dierking of Fremont. The guests received a bookmark cross.
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Lutheran Church Women
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Lillian Johnson
Henry Dumler
Walter Grumwald
Frieda Thomas
Arthur Ladine
John Sell
Elvin Kahl
Harvey George
Henry Dierking
Fremont
Mark Cross
Tony Curtis Urges Quitting Cigarettes In ACS Campaign
Film star Tony Curtis, ex smoker and chairman of the American Cancer Society I Q Pro gram, says you can have the good life if you smoke but not for long and calls on smokers to join 21 million Americans who have quit.
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Tony Curtis
Curtis
American Cancer Society
ETV Transistor Set For Chadron Gives Education Boost
Nebraska Educational Television Commission plans a translator for Chadron to improve educational TV reception. General manager Jack McBride told Chadron State College president Dr. Edwin C Nelson the commission has heard Chadron reception is poor and will consider hearings on the situation for Chadron area residents.
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Nebraska Education Television Commission
Chadron
Jack McBride
Nebraska Educational Television Commision
Edwin C. Nelson
Chadron State College
Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas spokesmen tour Gering area
A K N representative will appear in the Gering Scottsbluff region to discuss the city proposal to acquire the distribution system. Robert E Harris says stops include the Valley Manufacturers Association at 6 30 p m this evening the Gering Women's club at 2 45 p m Friday and the Gering chamber of commerce meeting on Tuesday April 21.
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Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Company
Gering
Gering Baby Dies of Burns
Three month old Henry Moreno Jr. died from third degree burns sustained Monday. He died on arrival at Gentry Medical Center Tuesday. Survived by brother Anthony Sandra Evett, two grandfathers George Ghost Bird of Gering and Manuel Moreno of Ault Colorado. Funeral Friday 10 a.m. at Boley Dennis Funeral Home with Father Andrew J. Gonda officiating and burial at Westlawn Cemetery.
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Henry Moreno, Jr
Henry Moreno
Terhune Apartments
Gering
Gentry Medical Center
Anthony
Cassandra Evett
George Ghost Bird
Manuel Moreno
Ault
Colo
Boley-Dennis
Andrew J. Gonda
Westlawn
Bill Stairs Accepted for Nebraska State Patrol Training
Kimball resident Bill Stairs, son of Mrs Marilyn Halstead, has been accepted for training with the Nebraska State Patrol and will depart for Lincoln today. He is among 20 Nebraskans selected for patrol training.
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Kimball - Bill Stairs
Marilyn Halstead
Nebraska State Patrol
Lincoln
Halstead
Sidney Fire Department Tackles Grass Fire Near Railroad
The Sidney Volunteer Fire Department responded to a minor grass fire along the Burlington Railroad Saturday at 2:08 p.m. No damage occurred. The group received lessons for the next meeting and a lunch was served by Mrs. Mathewson. News reporter Diane Spearow attended.
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Sidney
Burlington
Mathewson
Diane Spearow
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