Lodgepole High School Contract Bids Approved
The Don Musgrove Construction Co of North Platte won the general contract for Lodgepole High School with a base bid of 175 440, Gunnarsson Plumbing and Heating 39 368, and Snell Electric 12 375. Alternate bids raised total to 234 464 under a 267 000 bond. Construction to begin in May east of the current building, aiming for next year’s graduation.
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Don Musgrove
North Platte
Lodgepole High School
Lodgepole
Snell Electric Co. of
SE Ec
L. E. Lydiatt
Bankers in Sidney Form Group Posts in State Session
Sidney bankers elect Daltons Sidney State Bank figures to lead a state convention group meeting in Ogallala. Melhea Adamé Brule D. Berkheimer Gordon and Jorgenson Sidney named officers with Stroud Hyannis and Carlson Chap resolutions urge bankers to curb inflation and back federal savings bonds and FFA work.
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Nebraska
Ogallala
Rein
A. Mesdepiendor
Rabe
Dalton State Bank
Mel‘eah -Adamé
Brule
McKibbon
Natonal Mdnk
Bayard
Seciariry
H. 'L. Carlson
Cca
FFA
John Sears 60 Dies Sudden in Doctor's Office
John Sears 60 of Gurley an inspector at Nebraska Port of Entry south of Sidney died unexpectedly Wednesday afternoon in a local physician s office Funeral services set for Saturday at 10 a m from Boley Deninis Funeral Home in Gering with the Rev C W Baker of Sidney s Church of the Nazarene officiating Burial will be in West Lawn Cemetery Gering American Legion Post 36 will conduct military graveside rites Survivors include his wife a son Bill G Sears of Fort Peck Montana and two grandchildren Nickie Sue and Tony of Fort Peck Montana
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John Gerald Sears
Gurley
Nebraska Pott Ot
Sidney
Boley- Deninis
Gering
C. W. Baker
Church of the Nazarene
West Lawn
American ‘Legion
Fullerton
Inivried
Rawlins
Rand
Sein
Campsey, Construction, Co
Gurley } v
Bill” G.~sears
Fort Peck
Mont
Nickie ‘Sue
Tony
Civil Case To End District Court Term
Twenty six jurors are summoned to Cheyenne County District Court next Friday April 24 to hear the final civil case of the spring term. The jurors will hear one civil case.
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Cheyenne County District Court
District Court
Collectors Convene for 18th Annual Nebraska Assn Meeting
The Nebraska Collectors Assn will hold its 18th annual convention at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel on Saturday. J E Kelley of Sidney serves as president with A P Wilson Columbus as vice president, R J Brooks Broken Bow secretary treasurer, and D Akard Fremont A K Crowley Lexington C J Swoboda and L V Sylvester Omaha as directors. A pre-convention open house at the Kelley home Friday evening. The schedule includes a 9 a.m. registration, 9:30 a.m. call to order, noon luncheon, 1:30 p.m. business session, 4 p.m. adjournment and 6:30 banquet. Authorities note about fifty attendees expected.
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Nebraska Collectors Assn
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
J. E. Kelley
Sidney
A. P. Wilson
Columbus
R. J. Brooks
Broken Bow
D. Akard
Fremont
A. K. Crowley
Lexington
C. J. Swoboda
L. V. Sylvester
Omaha
Mr. Sylvester
Kelley
el Rancho Road
Alliance, Kimball and
Scottsbluff
Board of Directors
Albert Reddish
Alliance
Reddish
Nebraska Bar Assa
Cheyenne County Population Grows to 16,654 in 1958
A University of Nebraska College of Business Administration report states Cheyenne County's population rose from 12,08 in 1950 to an estimated 16,654 in 1958, with Sidney growing from about 4,900 to near 8,000. Kimball County also shows rapid growth, while Scotts Bluff remains the largest Panhandle county.
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Cheyenne County
Department of Research, College of Business Administration
University of Nebraska
Sidney
Panhandle
Kimball County
Kimball
Scotts Buff
Keith County
West
Cheyenne
Sarpy
Cheyenne and
SAC
Edgar Z. Palmer
College of Business Administration
Nebraska
Kimball Booms Spur City Projects as Growth Surges
Kimball growth pressures city hall with a $298,733 bid for a 1770 horsepower engine at the Municipal Power Plant. White Diesel Co. Superior Engine Division will install the engine, remove an existing unit, and expand switchboard facilities, with a second engine possible for $155,000 if accepted by December 31. Concurrently the Board of Education seeks bids by May 2 to extend the west wing of Kimball County High School with two to four rooms, as enrollment climbs from 312 now to over 90 freshmen next fall. Architect Clifford McKellips of North Platte oversees the project.
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Kimball Municipal
Superior
White Diesel Co
Kimball County High School
Board of Education
Clifford McKellips
North Platte
Grain Market Wheat Price Quoted by Local Elevator
Local elevator sources quote wheat at 1.64 dollars per bushel today. The report notes the price level for traders and farmers tracking grain markets.
Buck Days coupon directs chance for Denver trip
Sidney retailers promote Buck Days with a Frontier Airlines Denver trip plus $50 spending money and free hotel stay. Coupons must be deposited by 3 45 p.m. Saturday at participating Chamber of Commerce stores. Winners announced at 4 00 p.m. at Hahler lot.
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Denver
Sidney
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Hahler
12Th
Jackson St
Frontier Air Lines
Sidney Telegraph
Lodgepole Man Fined For Drunken Driving
Lodgepole farmer Jake Thompson pleaded guilty to a drunken driving charge in Cheyenne County Court. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs and received a six month suspension of his driver’s license.
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Jake Thompson
Cheyenne County
Heart Fund Drive Final Report Made in Cheyenne County
Miss Mabel Nielson, county chairman, announced the final Heart Fund drive report in Cheyenne County. Total contributions reached 2695.19 dollars to date and she urged gifts to the organization year around.
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Cheyenne County
Mabel Nielson
Stubble Fire Turns Out To Be False Alarm
A fire call sent six volunteer firefighters to a field north of Sidney on Wednesday evening. They found Fred Beyer burning stubble and that the blaze was under control with no danger.
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Sidney
Fred Beyer
Mr. Beyer
Red Cross Rural Fund Drive Still Short Of Goal
The Cheyenne County Red Cross rural drive remains short of its goal despite an April extension due to unsettled weather. With improving conditions, organizers hope for quicker contributions. Chairwoman Mrs. Ruby Spindler urges all to give what they can and lists local community chairmen Bets Kurth Gurley L W Marrin Dalton Roth Fraass Lodgepole and Nell Jebrinke Potter for donations.
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Cheyenne County
Red Cross
Sidney Pool
Ruby Spindler
Drive
Mrs. Spindler
Betty Kurth
Gurley
L. W. Marrin
Dalton
Roth Fraass
Lodgepole
Nell Jebrinke
Potter
Oshkosh Editor Gets Press Post
LINCOLN W F Greenlee Jr of Oshkosh elected president of the Nebraska Press Advertising Service at the NPAS meeting opening the 1959 Nebraska Press Association convention. He publishes the Garden County News and the Lodgepole Nebraskan. Byron Vaughan of the Blue Hill Leader named vice president. both are former NPA presidents.
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Lincoln
W. F. Greenlee
Oshkosh
Nebraska Press Advertising Service
NPAS
Nebraska Press Association
Greenlee
Garden County News
Lodgepole Nebraskan
Byron Vaughan
Blue Hill Leader
NPA
Mock A Bomb Drop At Sioux Ordnance Depot Civil Defense Drill
A simulated atomic bomb was dropped at the Southeast corner of the Sioux Ordnance Depot at 9 30 am as part of Nebraska wide Civil Defense drills. Other locations reported air and surface bursts near North Omaha Hastings and Offutt Field with Sidney warning evacuations. Police and city officials said the drill showed warning systems are vital as a real attack would leave little city life intact.
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Sioux Ordnance Depot
Nebraska
North Omaha
Offutt Field
Hastings
Grand Island
Sidney
Sol Willis
Acres Under Hopper Spraying Plan Expands Reach
Cheyenne County reports 35 000 acres signed for a grasshopper control program with Ivan Liljegren noting progress could surpass 50 000 acres. The sign up deadline may move from May 15 to May 1 as field work nears. Two meetings are planned at Mount Vernon school and Carl Olsen residence to explain the program.
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Cheyenne County
Hopper Control Committee
Ivan Liljegren
Liljegren
Mount Vernon School
Sidney Draw
Carl Olsen
Sidney
Newton
Threat Of Snow Fiddles Panhandle Can Expect Rain
Forecasts warned of possible snow and rain in the Panhandle and Sidney area. Forecasters noted unsettled conditions with a light sprinkle and brisk wind, while long-range outlook suggested above normal precipitation and below normal temperatures for the next 30 days, with spring storms likely.
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Panhandle
Sidney
Weather’ Bureau
Nebyagkav
Sexers
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