Sidney Hosts District Six Music Contest for 1200 Students
Western Nebraska youths from 35 communities descend on Sidney for two day District Six Music Contest. Bands from 22 schools compete in classes with the Sidney high school band in Class B. Events run 8 or 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, with a Wednesday evening program featuring soloists and small groups. Judges include personnel from Chadron State College Sterling Colorado Nebraska and the University of Nebraska. housing arranged by the band auxiliary.
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Western Nebraska
Sidney
the Telegraph
Sidney High School
A. E. Nimtz
Dean Killion
Nancy Button
William Boehle
Chadron State College
Lloyd Jensen
Sterling, Colo
Earl Jenkins
University of Nebraska
Jack Juergens
C of C Targets Dirty Streets and Courthouse Parking
The Chamber of Commerce board discussed downtown street cleaning and parking at its Monday meeting. They proposed coordinating with City and Cheyenne County Commissioners to improve street maintenance and consider using the courthouse west lawn as a parking area to free curb space for customers. John Elwell chairs the streets and highway committee.
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Sidney
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Chamber
Cheyenne County
Streets Committee
John Elwell
Chamber of Commerce
Sterling Man Found Dead Along U P Tracks Near Sidney
Edward Wm. Leseberg 69 of Sterling Colo was found beside Union Pacific tracks near Hecker's Trailer Court west of Sidney. Investigators consider foul play or mental illness while noting a stopped watch, a hat on a train, and that he may have been walking east with injuries to his back. Leseberg, a Rawleigh Products salesman, had a prior nervous breakdown and memory lapses. His car was found near Rail's Cafe and funeral arrangements were made through Gehrig Funeral Home.
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Cheyenne County
Edward Wm. Leseberg
Sterling
Colo
Union Pacific Railroad
Hecker
Sidney
W. W. Schulz
Highway 30
Union Pacific
Mr. Leseberg
Jack Knicely
Leseberg
Rail
Knicely
Concensus
K Nicely
Rawleigh Products
Gehrig Funeral Home
Mowrer Rites Held Monday
Funeral services for Walter C. Mowrer 70 were held Monday at the Sidney Methodist Church with Rev. Dr. B. F. Schwartz presiding. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery with Masonic graveside rites. Mowrer, born September 20 1882 in Wabash County Indiana, lived in Nebraska since 1886 and farmed in Cheyenne County. He is survived by his widow two children five grandsons and two sisters.
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Walter C. Mowrer
Mowrer
Sidney Methodist Church
B. F. Schwartz
Greenwood Cemetery
Craig Mortuary
Walter Clyde Mowrer
Wabash County
Indiana
Dundy County
Nebr
Hamilton County
Minn K. Toof
Aurora
Cheyenne County
Keith
Minden
Imogene Stewart
Sidney
Lyle W
Betty
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Abbie Garwood
Ogailala
Grace Burham
Omaha
Fort Sidney Heads Will Meet Tonight
A meeting of committee chairmen for the 1953 Fort Sidney Days celebration is set for tonight at 7:30 in the home of L. E. Wamsley, the general chairman. All committee heads are urged to attend to discuss important business.
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L. E. Wamsley
No Slackening Of Workload At Sioux Ordnance Depot
Col. Luther G. Smoak warns Sioux Ordnance Depot workers not to ease production amid rumors of a Korean peace and potential armistice. He urges higher output to supply the front, noting no staff reductions and an employment ceiling of about nineteen hundred.
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Sioux Ordnance Depot
Luther G. Smoak
Sec Ordville Arrow
Col. Smoak
Korea
Ordnance Department
Department of the Army
Defense Department
Nebraska
Associated Press
Cornhusker Ordnance Plant
Grand Island
Nebraska Ordnance Plant
Mead
Civil Service
Cornhuskeree
Wheat Is Aided By Moisture
Weather in the Sidney trade area brought more moisture and sub freezing temperatures over the weekend. Snowfall pushed April moisture to about three inches while forecasts show a strong winter wheat crop potential across Nebraska and neighboring states with total 1953 wheat output projected near one billion bushels and possible crop controls for 1954 under federal rules.
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Sidney Trade
CAA
Town
Sidney
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Panhandle
Agriculture Department
Kansas
Oklahoma
Benson
Flowing Oil Well On School Section Highlighted
The report notes a flowing oil well on a school section, described as potentially among the best in the basin area. The text references Nebraska statutes for 1945 and a proclamation by Governor Robert B. Crosby declaring official actions.
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Nebraska
Robert Be. Crosby
Robert Crosby
Sidney
State Land Strike Tops Area News
Cheyenne County leads Julesburg Basin oil news after a school land discovery near Sidney. State No 1 drilled seven miles west of Sidney, flowed oil during a drill stem test, with analysts optimistic it could reach thousand barrels daily. Development plans include Doran No 2 and Bond No 1 at Preble.
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Cheyenne County
Julesburg
Sidney
Inuther
Dakota Sand
Théo
Chicago Corp
Republic Natural Gas
Krueger
Nebraska
Colorado
Chicago
Republic
Doran No. 2
Doran Farms Inc
British-American Oil Producing Co
Jacobsen No
Ohio Oil Co
Preble
Gurley
Sidney Cops Track Meet Title With 74 1 2 Points
Sidney high's crippled track and field team won the Sidney Invitational by 20 points over Ogallala. The meet featured multiple event winners including Rod Jensen of Ogallala with a high jump record and Benson of Sidney in shot put. The Maroon thinclads led early, while Ogallala posed the main threat on the track with eight qualifiers.
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Sidney High
Sidney
Ogallala
Rod Jensen
Suhr
White
Chappell
Benson
Henning
Kimball
Minatare
Yuma
Colorado
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L. G. Smoak
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Mars
City
Ateene
Lord Ke
Sidney Cops
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