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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1963
Page
5
A mixed page shows a large crossword with Across and Down clues, plus a column of local news notes. It recounts a 146-year-old gathering of visitors from Alliance and other towns around a cigar table, a newborn baby girl, and several short notes about residents and filings in the area.
Reassuring remarks by Assistant Secretary of the Army Frank H Higgins aimed to ease fears at Sioux Ordnance Depot after visitors sought status updates. Nebraska officials and lawmakers observed discussions on depot futures, plus local civic appointments and community projects in Sidney and surrounding areas.
Mr Helfrich will handle and feed livestock for the market at the new location. He expressed satisfaction with Sidney territory and aims to become an enterprising community citizen. A marriage license was issued to Arnold F Braasch of Sidney and Letha Lena Segelke of Gurley by Judge Kahl. Mr and Mrs A C Warner of Chicago visited the E E Hiett family and departed with Joyce Hiett for a visit home.
Four score and more years ago C W Wildy installed The Telegraphs new Model 14 Linotype, replacing the Model 10, as the paper expands. The town marks anniversaries with opera house gatherings and store openings, while Noah Bremer opens a garage in Sidney ready to serve motorists. local social clubs host events with ice cream, music, and strawberries.
Seventies era report notes the dust storm Thursday making the Gem a popular throat wash venue. County Judge Shuman relocated his office to room five in the Oberfelder block. Greenman, though badly used up, proves the best rug maker in town.
In town JoF Welleton returned Sunday from a goose hunt down the Platte River reporting poor success due to an unusually high river. The Sidney district school meeting is set for Tuesday afternoon at the school house with retiring board members C D Fssig and Jo J McIntosh. Chautauqua meeting Monday night elected J C Bush president, Mrs Rogers secretary, and Mrs Borie treasurer.
Mr Saxton the banker received nuggets from the Hills during the week and is now taking Black Hills gold at a rate of about one thousand dollars weekly. A private of Company D Seventh Cavalry at the barracks 9 Kentul was discharged after a gunshot wound to the left hand's second finger, amputation needed. Post Surgeon Dr Mann performed the operation.
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